Workshop Engineer

Workshop Engineer

Location: Hatfield, AL9 5JN
Salary: £27K – £32K per annum, DOE + Excellent Benefits!
Contract: Full time, Permanent

We are Mulmar, we are growing and we want you!

With more than 30 years’ experience and over 130 employees throughout the UK and Ireland, Mulmar is a leader in the supply and maintenance of some of the world’s finest espresso coffee machines in offices, high street coffee shops, restaurants, airports, hotels and food retailers.

We are now recruiting for a Workshop Engineer to assume responsibility for the refurbishment of commercial coffee machines to working standard and undertaking planned maintenance schedules.

About the Workshop Engineer role:

Our Workshop Engineer will be responsible for the refurbishment of coffee machines to working standard and undertaking planned maintenance schedules.

In addition to this you will be responsible for:

• Refurbishment of customer machines including diagnostic analysis of operational faults, upgrade components as required.
• Running and cleaning – powering up machines, operate under customer conditions, adjust drinks parameters to customer specification, ensure that machine is both operationally and cosmetically fit for purpose.
• Ordering parts, replacement units as required.
• Liaising with manager / customer services re machine status / availability.
• Undertaking other tasks as required in accordance with competence and ability.

It is essential that you have:

• Basic understanding of electricity and ability to understand equipment drawings / diagrams.
• Experience of maintaining electro-mechanical equipment or as an electrician.
• Electrical, hydraulic and mechanical fault diagnostic skills.
• Competent using of electrical testing equipment.
• Good communication skills

It would be great if you have:

• Previous experience as a workshop engineer

If you feel you have the necessary skills and experience to be successful for this role, click on “APPLY” today, forwarding an up-to-date copy of your CV for consideration in the first instance.

No agencies please.