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An environmental monitoring solutions leader in the City of London is seeking a talented Field Service Engineer to deliver expert service and support to customers. This role involves repairing and maintaining cutting-edge equipment, training clients, and providing technical solutions. You will need a relevant engineering degree, experience in electronics, and strong customer service skills. The position offers a competitive salary and emphasizes work-life balance with local area travel.
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We have openings in North and Southwest London and along the M4 Corridor
Are you passionate about tackling technical challenges, delivering excellent customer service, and making a real impact in the field? At ENVEA, we’re looking for a talented and enthusiastic Field Service Engineer to join our team in the UK!
As a global leader in environmental monitoring solutions, ENVEA is committed to innovation and sustainability. We understand the importance of work‑life balance and prioritise assigning work within your local area to keep time away from home to a minimum. While travel is a core part of the role, overnight stays are rare and limited, ensuring your personal life is respected.
At ENVEA, you’re never on your own. Our team of experienced field engineers, technical specialists, and senior engineers are always on hand to provide guidance and assistance during site visits and technical challenges. With the support of dedicated supervisors and a knowledgeable technical support team, we’ll help you build confidence and excel in your role.
In this exciting and varied role, you’ll be the face of ENVEA, delivering expert service and support to customers in your allocated region. Your responsibilities will include:
We’re seeking someone who combines technical expertise with a passion for customer service. Our ideal candidate has: