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      <description>Location: Bristol | Salary: 43000.00-43000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | Field Service Engineer - Industrial Water Treatment Location: South East / A34 Corridor Hours: Monday to Friday, DaysSalary: Up to £43,000 + Profit Related BonusBenefits: Company Vehicle and Fuel Card + Bonus + Health and Wellbeing Cash Plan + Pension Are you a multi-skilled engineer based around the A34 corridor, looking for something different from working on the same production line, factory or site every day? Perhaps you''re already a Field Service Engineer, or you''re an experienced Maintenance Engineer looking to take your electrical and mechanical skills into a field-based role where you''ll work independently, visit a variety of industrial sites and develop specialist knowledge within water treatment. Yolk Recruitment is supporting an established and growing engineering business specialising in industrial water treatment and process systems. Due to continued growth, they are looking for an experienced Field Service Engineer to strengthen their coverage across the South East. You do not need to come from the water industry. Experience with reverse osmosis, water treatment or process utilities would certainly be advantageous, but the priority is finding a strong, practical el...</description>
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