Process Engineer (Technical Support)

High Wycombe
3 weeks ago
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Process Engineer (Technical Support)
£45,000 - £55,000 + Car + Hybrid + 33 Days Holiday + Company Benefits
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Are you a Process Engineer or similar looking for a highly autonomous Technical Support role, where you will be responsible for providing guidance and expertise throughout the business, recognised as the leading specialist in your niche field?

Are you looking to join a continuously expanding company with clear goals and growth plans, leading to a long-term career in a role you can truly mould into your own for the future?

In this hybrid role you will be supporting the Projects, Sales, and Service teams within an ever growing company, providing your technical expertise to troubleshoot problems, guide customers, and train other Engineers. You will be writing specifications and data sheets, with some site visits across the South East of England and occasionally overseas.

Founded in the 1960s, this water treatment company provide bespoke designs and services within the industrial, commercial, and manufacturing sectors. They were recently acquired by one of the largest manufacturers in the world giving them a clear plan and growth strategy making this an exciting time to get on board.

This role would suit a Process Engineer who is looking to continuously develop their skills and become a master of a niche field, in a highly varied role where they will be challenged every day.

The Role:

Supporting the Projects, Sales, and Service teams
Providing technical support and guidance, along with troubleshooting and training
Writing specifications and data sheets, including process flow diagrams
Full training provided on specific products/equipment within water treatment
Visiting sites across the South East of England primarily, with occasional travel overseas
Office based, some hybrid working availableThe Person:

Process Engineer or similar
Experience writing technical specifications / data sheets
Reference number: BBBH19240a

Engineer, Engineering, Manufacturing, Production, Water, Treatment, Industrial, Technical, Support, Manager, Management, Process, Controls, Instrumentation, Maidenhead, Watford

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We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered remuneration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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