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      <description>Location: Hampshire | Salary: 40000.00-40000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | CP33846Powered Access Engineer (MEWP Engineer) HampshireUp to 52,000 + Guaranteed Overtime + 1,200 Bonus + Company Van and Fuel Card Field Service Engineer Jobs in Hampshire and the South EastHampshire Engineers: stop working overtime you''re not paid for.If you''re a powered access engineer, MEWP engineer, plant fitter, mobile plant engineer or field service engineer who''s tired of chasing overtime, paying for your own fuel and being told there''s "no budget" for training, read on.A leading powered access specialist is hiring experienced engineers across Hampshire (Fareham, Southampton, Portsmouth, Eastleigh, Winchester, Basingstoke and surrounding areas) and the wider South East. Here''s what you get from day one:Your engineering packageUp to 52,000 DOEGuaranteed overtime, written into the dealUp to 1,200 annual bonusCompany van and fuel cardUK travel expenses covered33 days'' annual leave including bank holidaysCompany pensionMobile phone and tablet suppliedOngoing manufacturer training and a genuine route to progress your engineering careerYour hoursMonday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:30pm, plus overtimeWeekends are yours. The overtime is there when you want the extra money.Your bas...</description>
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