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      <title>Service Engineer Weighing Equipment - WR Engineering</title>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 24 Aug 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Blackburn | Salary: &amp;pound;32000 - &amp;pound;36000/annum | Type: Permanent | Service Engineer - Industrial Weighing    Location:  North West England  Salary:  -32,00034,000 DOE + bonus and overtime  Hours:  40 hours per week  Job Type:  Full-time, permanent  We are recruiting for a Service Engineer to join a growing engineering business specialising in  industrial weighing, process measurement and automation systems .   The role:     Service, repair and install industrial weighing equipment    Complete calibrations, commissioning and preventative maintenance    Respond to customer breakdowns    Diagnose electrical, mechanical and IT-related faults    Manage your own field-service schedule across the North West     Requirements:      Previous experience servicing industrial weighing equipment is essential     Electrical, mechanical, instrumentation or IT-based engineering background    Customer-facing field-service experience    Full UK driving licence     Working pattern and package:     -32,00034,000 basic salary    Door-to-door pay    Monthly turnover-linked bonus. Approximately  -1,500 paid last year     Early starts are common, but engineers rarely finish after 4:30 pm    Additional hours can be claimed as overtime or taken back as time off    Occasiona...</description>
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