Advertised by Cregg Labour Solutions Ltd

Field Service Technician.

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About this role

CREGG are working with our client a maintenance repair company in hiring a Field Service Technician for the Cork region.

The Field Service Technician will join a thriving company in Cork. The successful candidate will be responsible for responding to service call requests by working in professional, efficient and thorough manner for a broad range of clients.

Key Responsibilities

  • Carry out a broad range of coffee equipment repair and preventative maintenance tasks from fault finding to diagnosis, making sure all coffee equipment is left in a good working order.
  • Ensure all work carried out meets the correct equipment set up as per agreed specification providing consistent coffee quality to ensure first time fix and customer satisfaction.
  • Work proactively with the central call centre, by taking day to day instructions, keeping them updated, so waiting customers are kept informed.
  • Comply with all on-site arrival procedures, by making contact with a manager/supervisor on site to introduce yourself and seek permission to commence work on equipment.

Key Requirements

  • Excellent communication & interpersonal skills
  • Demonstrates strong problem solving skills with a mechanical/ electrical background
  • Customer Service focused
  • Full training will be provided
  • Computer literate with a clean driving licence
  • Self-motivated with a flexible approach to work, location and hours. (Required to work 1 in 4 weekends)

Benefits

25 days annual leave Company Vehicle Mobile Phone Life Assurance EAP Programme Overtime payment

Please contact me for a confidential discussion or to discuss further. Deirdre Sheehan [email protected] 086 046 4671

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