We have an exciting opportunity for an additional highly motivated, ambitious, and competent Mechanical Engineer to join our aftermarket team full-time from our brand-new facility near Carlisle Airport, Cumbria.
Naturally, we demand the best from our employees, so in return, we offer the best rewards package to the right individual, including an attractive salary, life insurance, pension, private health care, and a 22-day holiday allocation per annum.
Komatsu Forest is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of forest machines. We operate in all important forestry markets and have a comprehensive range of machines, services, servicing, and spare parts.
Key requirements for a Mechanical Engineer include, but are not limited to:
- Working safely with a comprehensive understanding of Risk assessments and Safe systems of work.
- Have achieved time-served status or other qualifications to this level or higher.
- Have an in-depth understanding of hydraulics and electronic systems.
- Have a logical and established troubleshooting mindset.
- Hold a full UK driving licence.
- Forestry machine knowledge would be preferred.
At Komatsu Forest Limited, you must exhibit the capability to work at the highest standard and share the passion for achieving common goals within our organisation.
Key skills required for a Mechanical Engineer include, but are not limited to:
- Excellent communication and listening skills.
- Completing work orders with a logical and structured approach.
- A desirable work ethic.
- Respectable ICT knowledge and ability.
- Professional attitude.
- Exceptional teamwork as standard.
- Have a passion to learn and develop new skills.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Please submit your Application letter and CV to john.geddes@komatsuforest.com
Closing Date: 7th March 2024
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