Field Service Engineer / Assistive Technology / Domestic Healthcare

Job title: Field Service Engineer / Assistive Technology / Domestic Healthcare

Field Service Engineer / Assistive Toileting, Bathing, Showering solutions /

Salary: Up to £32k Basic salary DOE + (PRP) profit related pay + fully expensed vehicle + daily lunch allowance + excellent corporate benefits

Location / Territory: Edinburgh (M8 Corridor)

Our client is a market leader in providing quality, innovative assistive healthcare products which create a better and more dignified life for people with disabilities and in turn working environment for those who help and assist them.

They manufacture toileting, bathing and showering solutions developed specifically for disabled people and provide advice, installation, commissioning and service and maintenance.

Due to planned expansion, they are now looking for an experienced Field Service Engineer to maintain these facilities which are mainly installed in domestic premises for either elderly or disabled clients.

You are ideally based in Edinburgh or along the M8 corridor in easy reach, or if you're located near Livingstone, Queensferry or Musselburgh you will also be well situated to cover this territory. There will also be occasional overnight stays in order to cover the North of Scotland as a team.

It would be useful if the candidate has direct industry experience of adaptive toilets, bathing and showers. However, should you be a competent Field Service Engineer / Field Maintenance Engineer with sound knowledge of Plumbing or have a Plumbing background and wish to pursue an extremely rewarding career out in the Field - this role would equally suit.

Excellent customer service skills, being clean & tidy and having an impeccable sympathetic manner, given the emotive environment, are an absolute must.

If you want to be part of this fantastic company and feel you have the attributes to forward your career with a market leading, ethical and quality focused organisation then please forward your CV for the attention of Yoen van Velzen.