Field Service Engineer

iFEC BV

Field service engineer

In this role, you will travel the world independently to commission high-quality machines, perform preventive maintenance, and troubleshoot possible malfunctions. Service and customer satisfaction are your top priorities!

What are we looking for in you?

You have completed a technical education and/or have experience in this industry and position. Additionally, you can perform TIG welding, mechanical work, and you have experience and affinity with electrical and control technology. Being away from home frequently is not a problem for you, and you are proficient in the English language, both spoken and written. You always work in a customer-oriented manner, you find it important to deliver quality, and you take responsibility for the products you install. When you are not at a customer site, you help your colleagues in Oud-Beijerland with innovating and assembling. Do you encounter problems during an installation? Feel free to propose your solution, because after all, you have the customer experience!

What do we offer?

• A good salary with travel expense reimbursement.
• Affiliated with the CAO Metaal en Techniek (klein metaal) and a pension scheme with the PMT.
• A professional working environment with friendly and motivated colleagues.
• A growing company, so the chance to grow with us and within the company!
• Because we often test our prototypes with fresh product, we regularly have a delicious roasted piece of chicken at lunch!

About IFEC

IFEC B.V. is a young company located in Oud-Beijerland and is active in the global meat processing industry. We develop and manufacture smart, high-quality machines that make production easier for our customers and increase their turnover. The strength of IFEC is the experience that our founders have brought with them for decades, supplemented by a young "out-of-the-box"-thinking team.

Have we piqued your interest and curiosity?

Then please contact us via 085-0082785 or via jobs@ifec.nl and share your motivation and CV addressed to R. Wijnhorst. Who knows, you might soon be our ne...