Field Service Engineer – Printers / Mfds

Here’s another job that’s based out there ‘in the field’.

Working on HP and Kyocera desktops and MFDs. Additional experience on Canon and Ricoh might also be useful. Good networking experience with scan-to-email and scan-to-folder would be useful too.

Nothing particularly exciting about that.

We’ll give you a car, a laptop and a phone.

Again, nothing special.

Nobody’s going to sit next to you in Chievely Services and say “Ooh, nice laptop”. Teenagers won’t nudge each other and whisper “Check out the tech”. Jealous petrol-heads won’t gaze longingly as you pull out of the car park.

Standard stuff really.

We were the first UK company to offer remanufactured cartridge refills, but we don’t make grand environmental claims. We don’t have great plans for growth. We’re not expanding, not ‘going places’. We’re not planning to get bought by a Californian tech company or float on the stock market. Our ambitions are limited, nothing for the Dragons to get excited about. We just want to sell and maintain good kit, to earn good money and to enjoy ourselves while we do it.

Not exactly groundbreaking.

But here’s the kicker. There are around 100 of us and more than two-thirds of us have worked here for at least 6 years. Why? Because we leave our people to get on with it.

Radical. And there’s more.

You won’t be writing dull reports or trying to convince customers that our ‘company vision statement’ will change their business. We won’t measure you on how well you’re ‘living the company values’ or what you’ve done this month to ‘build our brand’. We give you a simple job to do. You’re the engineer, you know how best to do it.

This job is all about you. Your personality, your knowledge, your skills, your customers, your results, your decision.

It’s good fun here. Within reason, we work independently – how and when we want. That’s why we don’t leave and that’s why you should join.

Simple really.

We’re called LaserLife, we’ve been in business for 22 years and are based in London Bridge. If you’re an experienced printer engineer and live in the Berkshire or Oxfordshire region, we’d love to hear from you.