Commercial Catering Engineer

An opportunity has arisen for a Commercial Catering Engineer to join a well-established catering equipment supplier. This full-time role offers competitive salary and benefits.

As a Commercial Catering Engineer, you will be carrying out service, maintenance, and installation of catering equipment across commercial kitchens.

You will be responsible for:

• Installing, repairing, and maintaining a range of commercial catering appliances
• Troubleshooting mechanical and technical faults efficiently
• Carrying out plumbing work related to catering systems
• Performing equipment modifications where necessary using basic welding
• Conducting routine inspections to ensure kitchen equipment is functioning safely and efficiently
• Supporting on-site teams to ensure seamless operations

What we are looking for:

• Previously worked as a Commercial Catering Engineer or in a similar role.
• Proven experience in commercial catering equipment servicing and repairs
• Skilled in the use of hand and power tools
• Confident in plumbing tasks related to kitchen equipment
• Basic welding ability for minor repair work and adjustments
• Comfortable with heavy lifting and driving (full UK driving licence required)

This is a great opportunity to join a reputable firm offering a stable, rewarding role in the catering engineering field.

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