Due to our increased growth and expansion, Hoist UK Ltd require an experienced Service Engineer to install, service and repair lifting equipment to support existing clients within the UK industrial, theatre and the touring and event industry.
The ideal candidate will have an engineering background and will have experience in a lifting equipment environment. The candidate should be able to demonstrate that they have experience of installing, commissioning, servicing, maintaining and repairing electrical and mechanical lifting equipment such as chain hoists, overhead travelling cranes, rope hoists, winches, monorails and slewing cranes at our customer sites. The suitable candidate should also have a good working knowledge of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER) and the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER).
The position will be based at our Bromborough works on the Wirral and will require working from our customers sites, when necessary.
Job Title: Lifting Equipment Service Engineer
Location: Bromborough based, with UK national coverage
Salary: Negotiable based on experience
Start Date: October 2011
Skills and Qualifications required:
- Proven track record within the lifting equipment industry
- Experience within the UK entertainment Industry in particular hoists, truss and rigging (preferred, but not essential)
- Good IT skills including Office (Word and Excel) and ideally some basic understanding of CAD
- Ideally an ability to read and understand electrical and /or mechanical engineering drawings
- Knowledge and understanding of LOLER & PUWER.
- Full clean current UK driving license
- Holding a current IPAF & CSCS card (preferred but not essential)
An attractive remuneration package will be offered to the right candidate.
Applications will be accepted up until the 9th September 2011 with interviews commencing on the 19th September 2011 and a starting date during October 2011.
All applications and your CV should be sent to: jobs@hoistuk.com and will be kept in the strictest of confidence.











