6 Service Engineer jobs in Belfast
Field service engineer
Field Service Engineer Location: Home based, based in Northern Ireland, BT17 Salary: GBP30K ndash; GBP34K, DOE, OTE GBP33K ndash; GBP37K with on call allowance, overtime + benefits Vehicle: Van provided; personal use per
Field service engineer
PE Global is looking for a Field Service Engineer for our retail technology client based in Belfast. The role is an initial 6-month contract. The role operates a 1 in 4 rolling shift pattern. Responsibilities of the role
Service engineer
Service Engineer Salary ndash; GBP40,000 + car allowance + Overtime + Medical + Life insurance + Pension + OTE GBP80,000 Location ndash; Belfast A fantastic opportunity has arisen to work for an internationally recognise
Epos field service engineer
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Field Service Engineer to work on both break-fix and preventative maintenance projects for some of the largest retail organisations across the UK this role is based in Belfast for
Service engineer
Service Technician / Service Electrician / Electrical Engineer / Service Engineer / Crane Engineer to join an engineering service business based in Ireland. The Successful Service Technician / Service Electrician / Elect
Field service engineer ct imaging systems
Field Service Engineer, CT Imaging Systems ***Excellent opportunities for experienced Service Engineers from a range of electronics or electro-mechanical system backgrounds to join a market leading manufacturer of x-ray
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The history of Belfast dates back thousands of years, but its growth as an urban area started during the early17th century after it was granted the ‘town’ status, thanks to its proximity to Belfast Lough. The city got its name from the Gaelic ‘Beal Feirste’ meaning ‘mouth of the sandbanks.’ Now it is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland. Over the past few years, Belfast has transformed its image from a city with “the Troubles” due to political violence to a peaceful and friendly city bustling with tourists from all around the globe. In fact, Belfast was voted the best UK city for ...
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