Service Engineer

Service Engineer Salary: £16.50 per hour (Temp-to-Perm, 42 hours per week, overtime available) Location: Corby Job Type: Temp-to-Perm | Full-time Barker Ross is recruiting a Service Engineer with hands-on experience in mechanical or maintenance work.

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This role is with a well-established agricultural engineering company , ideal for candidates who want to develop into Irrigation Engineers .

You'll mainly work in the workshop with occasional travel to customer sites during peak seasons, after full training.

The Role Service, inspect, and repair irrigation equipment and farm machinery Diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, and basic electrical faults Attend on-site breakdowns when required Complete service reports and documentation What We're Looking For Practical, hands-on experience with machinery, mechanical systems, or maintenance Strong problem-solving skills Able to work independently and as part of a small team Full UK driving licence Desirable: Hydraulic or electrical knowledge Welding/fabrication experience Forklift licence Working Hours Monday-Thursday: 08:00-17:00 Friday: 08:00-16:30 On-call rota required Benefits Temp-to-perm with long-term stability Overtime available 20 days holiday bank holidays Pension and sick pay Free on-site parking Full training provided Why Apply If you enjoy hands-on engineering work and want to grow into an Irrigation Engineer role with a well-established company , click to apply or send your CV to Barker Ross Group values diversity and promotes equality.

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