White Goods Engineer - Tilbury

White Goods Engineer Tilbury Competitive Salary + Bonus + Benefits
Are you a skilled White Goods Engineer with 2+ years of experience? We have an exciting opportunity for a Domestic Appliance Engineer to join a leading company in Tilbury. This role offers top pay, bonuses, benefits, and career growth.

Job Details:

• Job Title: White Goods Electrical Engineer
• Location: Tilbury
• Salary: £30,000 - £35,000 (DOE) + 10% bonus
• Hours: 40 hours per week + 1 in 4 Saturdays (weekday off in return)
• Benefits: Pension, healthcare, company van, fuel card, tools, uniform, overtime at time and a half, staff discounts

Responsibilities:

• Diagnose and repair a range of white goods appliances: washing machines, dishwashers, fridges, tumble dryers, cookers.
• Work with well-known brands like Bosch, Hotpoint, Beko, and Indesit.
• Field-based role, delivering exceptional customer service and maintaining company reputation.
• Manage daily 8-10 service calls, ensuring high standards of repair and efficiency.

What We Offer:

• Generous Salary Up to £35K (based on experience) + 10% performance bonus
• 31 Days Holiday 23 days annual leave + 8 bank holidays
• Fully Equipped Work Setup Company van, fuel card, tools, and uniform provided
• Extra Earnings Overtime available at time and a half
• Job Security & Benefits Pension scheme, private healthcare, sick pay, salary reviews
• Career Growth Ongoing training & development, fully funded
• Work-Life Balance Realistic workloads and structured schedules

Candidate Requirements:

• 2+ years of experience as a White Goods Engineer/Domestic Appliance Engineer.
• A full UK driving licence.
• Bonus qualifications: Domestic ACS Gas (CCN1/CKR1) or R600a/F-Gas Refrigeration.

Why Apply?

• Secure a stable, well-paid job with excellent benefits.
• Get the chance to develop your career in a leading company.
• Work with a supportive team in a professional environment.

If this position is of interest to you please respond to this email or contact Tom on (phone number removed)