Workshop engineer forklift trucks

Alexander James Recruiting is currently working with one of the world rsquo;s leading Material Handling equipment manufacturers that are looking to recruit new Workshop Engineers to work at their depot in West Yorkshire. With a competitive salary and a number of other benefits, this is a great opportunity for an experienced engineer interested in a new role or an individual from a similar background looking to get into the industry. Responsibilities Servicing the company rsquo;s fleet of new and used forklift trucks and other specialist Material Handling equipment. Preparing all equipment for dispatch to customers including conducting PDIs on new, short-term rental equipment and rebuilding used equipment for sale. Adhering to the company rsquo;s health safety policies whilst working on site Reporting to the Workshop Team Leader Developing an understanding of the manufacturer rsquo;s products and assisting with new staff further down the line Requirements The company have a preference for an individual from a forklift truck background due to the requirements of the role, however this is not essential. They will also consider candidates with a background working within a closely related industry such as plant equipment, automotive, commercial vehicles or similar. You will be able to work well on your own and as part of a team whilst being able to develop your skillset and learn as you go. In terms of location, you will need to be based within West Yorkshire. Benefits Competitive salary dependent on experience (up to GBP36k) Overtime opportunity paid time and a half over 40 hours 25 days holiday + statutory Competitive Pension Scheme Healthcare The Company The company are an international manufacturer of forklift trucks, thus operating in the material handling industry. Part of a wider group, they rsquo;re also involved in supplying various other types of warehouse equipment and are one the most well-known brands within the material sector, being a true market leader. Having obtained consistent growth for the last 30 years, they rsquo;re expecting this to continue and are therefore looking to bring new on new service engineers to increase market share further