Field Service Engineer
TOMRA
Field Service Engineer
TOMRA
Global sensor-based sorting and collection solutions
The Mechanical Field Service Engineer (FSE) is responsible for delivering high quality mechanical service to ensure enhanced machine performance and an excellent customer experience. Our Field Service Engineers are proactive, think critically, take initiative and are responsible for ensuring our solutions are delivered, installed, and maintained on an on-going basis.
Field Service Engineers have an aptitude for machine operations and mechanical systems. You are responsible for supporting customer production requirements by ensuring mechanical integrity, performance, and reliability across all stages - from installation and commissioning through preventative maintenance and ongoing service. This includes working with components such as sprockets, shafts, bearings, gearboxes, motors, chains, belts, and structural assemblies.
The Field Service Engineer works closely with customers and colleagues to diagnose mechanical issues, carry out repairs and improvements, and support consistent system performance. Collaboration, clear communication, and a strong focus on safe mechanical working practices are essential, helping to maintain TOMRA’s global reputation for quality, reliability, and engineering excellence.
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At TOMRA we proudly recognise cultural diversity, inclusiveness of thought and individuals to create a great working environment for our employees. So, even if you don’t think you tick all the boxes and the requirements, but you have what it takes, we would still like to hear from you.
SEEK Min Salary: 80,000
SEEK Max Salary: 85,000
Tomra is a global provider of sensor-based solutions that improve resource productivity and support circular economy practices. It offers collection systems, notably reverse vending machines, to collect beverage containers and enable deposit return programs, processing about 40 billion containers annually. It also builds sensor-based sorting technologies for recycling (separating plastics, metals, and paper with high purity), food (optical sorting and grading to remove contaminants and defects), and mining (sensor-based ore sorting to boost recovery and reduce energy use). What sets Tomra apart is its broad, integrated portfolio and large global footprint, enabling end-to-end resource recovery across industries and markets. Its goal is to lead the resource revolution by changing how the world obtains, uses, and reuses resources to build a sustainable future.
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