Commercial Dishwasher Engineer

Work for a company that is expanding, gives full training to their engineers when they start and continue that training through the years. My client is a very large, very well known commercial and industrial dishwasher company. They are one of the few companies i deal with that have grown year on year for the past 10 years and want more engineers in London to continue that growth. Opportunity to progress in the company is also available as they promote from within every time. People with electrical experience or white goods experience always do very well there long term.

They are recruiting for a Commercial Dishwasher Service Engineer, you will be:-

• Covering Grimsby to Scunthorpe
• Providing service on commercial dishwashers and glass washers - Full training given
• Working with equipment made by Winterhalter, Meiko, Hobart, Nelson and various other manufacturers - again, full training given
• Working with clients, such as supermarkets, pubs, clubs, restaurants, and company head offices as well as some retail clients

Skills needed to become a Commercial Dishwasher Engineer

• A good electrical and mechanical background - from any industry
• White goods background in dishwashers or glass washers would be great but is not essential
• Living from Grimsby to Scunthorpe area
• A full UK driving licence

Salary and Benefits of a dishwasher engineer:-

• £34,776 basic salary
• door to door travel pay + call out rota = 43k OTE as a minimum
• Plenty of Overtime
• full company product training on commercial dishwashers and glass washers
• phone, van, overtime, call out rota, plenty of overtime as they are very busy
• 22 days holiday (also 8 bank holidays)
• A career where promotion and further training is encouraged

For an immediate interview contact Adam Southam

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