Job Description
Technical Service Coordinator / Estimator (Full Training off the Tools) 38,000 + Training off the Tools + Office Based + Great Work-Life Balance + 40 Hours a Week + Career Progression + Private Medical Office Based: Commutable from Cheddar, Weston-Super-Mare, Wells, Bridgwater, Bristol and surrounding areas Are you a Service Engineer looking to take the step off the tools into an office-based Coordinating / Estimating role with full training provided, whilst also maintaining a great work-life balance in this static Monday-Friday role? On offer is the opportunity to take the step off the tools into a Technical Office based role whilst continuing to work your way up the ladder for an ever-growing electro-mechanical company who will offer full training and development. You'll be joining an industry-leading electromechanical services provider working with rotating equipment, known for specialist repair and support work. It's a hands-on, practical environment where strong communication and attention to detail are genuinely valued. Once upskilled, you will be responsible for acting as the first point of contact for technical enquiries from sales, providing accurate quotations for repairs, servicing, installations and refurbishment works amongst other duties. This role would suit a service engineer looking to take the step off the tools within an office-based role with full training provided as well as excellent progression opportunities as part of a rapidly growing electro-mechanical group. The Role: Act as the first point of contact for technical enquiries from customers, sales team and Site Service Engineers. Monday-Friday Office Based Full Training off the tools The Candidate: From a Service Engineering background or similar Looking to take the step off the tools Reference Number: BBBH(phone number removed) Please click "Apply Now" or contact Jacob Hole at Rise Technical Recruitment. Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd acts an employment agency
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