CNC Field Service Engineer

CNC Field Service Engineer Location: Midlands / North West / North (Regional Coverage) Salary: £38,000 – £42,000 Door-to-Door Overtime Company Car We are currently recruiting for a CNC Field Service Engineer to join a well-established and highly respected machine tool company supporting customers across the UK. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced CNC Field Service Engineer with either a mechanical or electrical bias to join a business offering strong earning potential, varied work, and long-term stability. The Role – CNC Field Service Engineer: As a CNC Field Service Engineer, you will be responsible for servicing, maintaining, fault finding, and installing CNC machine tools at customer sites across the UK. Typical responsibilities include: Fault finding and diagnostics on CNC machinery Mechanical or electrical repair work depending on your bias Installation and commissioning of machines Preventative maintenance and servicing Working on lathes and machining centresMechanical CNC Field Service Engineer experience may include: Ball screw and linear guide replacement Spindle rebuilds and alignments Machine geometry and installation workElectrical CNC Field Service Engineer experience may include: Fault finding on drives, controls and circuits Use of diagnostic equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes) Working with Fanuc or Okuma controlsWhat’s on offer: £38K–£42K basic (negotiable) Door-to-door overtime (strong earning potential) Company hybrid car (personal use included) Pension, private healthcare, tools, phone and laptop Varied work across different customer sitesThe Candidate: Experience working as a CNC Field Service Engineer or CNC Maintenance Engineer Mechanical or electrical qualifications Experience working with CNC machine tools (lathes/machining centres) Comfortable with travel and a flexible scheduleThis role suits an engineer looking to step into a true CNC Field Service Engineer position with autonomy, earning potential, and varied work. Apply today by submitting your CV. Due to application volumes, if you do not hear back within 5 working days, please assume your application has been unsuccessful