Field Engineer; Highways Technology

• Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire areas
• c £35,000 to £40,000 per year (+ Vehicle and Overtime)
• Plus excellent company benefits

Are you a Field Engineer/Technician with an electrical, comms or electronics background? We are currently recruiting a Field Engineer role to maintain the technology on motorways and trunk roads around the Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire areas.

You will conduct installation, maintenance and fault-finding activities on a variety of roadside electronic equipment within your patch (VMS, ANPR, MIDAS, Roadside telephones, etc.).

I am happy to speak to individuals coming from backgrounds in traffic signals, motorway communication, CCTV and RTPI, as training will be provided for those coming from outside of the sector.

If you are unsure of your suitability but are keen to learn more about the transport technology sector in general and some of the exciting projects and clients we are working with, please get in touch and I would be happy to discuss further?

• Previous experience working in an electrical/electronic/telecoms maintenance environment
• Experience of fault-finding equipment at component level
• An understanding of power and comms would be very useful
• CCTV or ANPR knowledge would be an advantage
• Current G39, HERS8, NRSWA, NHSS8 Qualification (highly desirable)

• Fault response and repair of roadside equipment
• Carry out routine maintenance visits on all equipment in line with provided schedule
• Conduct preventative maintenance to reduce fault rates
• Carry out fault finding to component level
• Coordinate with the lead engineers to arrange maintenance and inspection schedules
• Able to undertake night working when required

Please contact James Sample here at ISR on  to discuss these newly created opportunities based in the South West region working for our client who are delivering their best-in-class highways services and providing cost-effective performance with sustainable and innovative solutions to the public sector?