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Field Service Engineer | Horsham, West Sussex – mostly out on site in various locations throughout the South and South East | Full Time – 40 Hours per Week | £40,000 - £45,000 (depending on experience) Are you ready to elevate your career in the materials handling industry? If so, Industrial Crane Services … Skills: Knowledge of inverter is an advantage Knowledge of crane remote systems Electrically biased is essential Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written Excellent customer service skills Able to read schematic electric drawings Knowledge of LOLER inspections Computer literature – Excel, word etc Good attention to detail Problem solving … 48v, and 24v combined with mechanical machinery Good written and spoken English What will your role look like? Liaise with and reporting to the Service Director, as your line manager on all aspects of each job as required Accountable for completing crane servicing, repairing, testing, and maintaining equipment and more »

units in the UK. Previously, their IT functions operated independently, but a business transformation has brought these teams together to create a streamlined shared service environment. We are seeking an onsite Support Analyst to provide escalated support to end users, based in Horsham. You will work closely with IT … teams, vendors and business stakeholders to ensure that IT services meet the needs of the organisation while driving high levels of customer service. This organisation have a highly collaborative environment, actively promotes knowledge sharing and encourages professional and personal development. And because of the scale of the business, there … need to pass a finance and a criminal background check as you will be working on government contracts. Key Responsibilities/Experience: -Ensure that customer service and experience are at the forefront of everything you do -Logging, prioritising, documenting and actively resolving escalated tickets -Troubleshoot problem areas in more »