Technical Support Engineer

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9 months ago
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Purpose:

You’ll be responsible for providing cross-functional technical engineering support for products on a facilities management contract. You’ll work closely with the procurement team to ensure that product alternatives meet fit, form and function requirements and help identify avenues for commercial improvements for both the client and TVS. You will also be responsible for managing technical queries which arise from the client and provide support to the Supply Chain Quality Assurance team when a non-conformance occurs.

Main Duties & Responsibilities:

  • Provide technical support across various functions, ensuring that correct products are being supplied to the client.

  • Liaise with the client through an alternative parts approval process, providing internal feedback before obtaining external approval if required.

  • Work with the purchasing team on value-add initiatives, providing technical support to ensure projects are compliant with client requirements.

  • Input on range rationalisation projects, working with the purchasing team to reduce the product range whilst maintaining product availability.

  • Provide timely responses to technical queries that arise through the Customer Service function.

  • Be responsible for product data management, such as description amendment and Electronic Parts Catalogue attribute detail.

    Though this position would be primarily office based at Chorley, applicants must be willing to travel and at times work from other locations, overnight travel and international travel will be required from time to time.

    Knowledge, Skills, Qualifications and Experience:

    Essential

  • Experience in a technical role, preferably in a Facilities Management / Electrical Sectors.

  • Demonstratable strengths in understanding the customer needs.

  • Strong experience in delivering exceptional customer experiences.

  • Energetic and enthusiastic to create change.

  • Determined, empathetic and persuasive.

  • Strong interpersonal skills.

  • Cross-functional worker

  • Strong influencer.

  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

  • Applicants must have a valid driving license.

    Preferred

  • Experience in an electrical engineering role

  • Leadership and / or prior management of team members, preferably in a commercial setting.

  • Experience in a complex supply chain environment.

  • Commercial, purchasing, supply chain and/or operational background

    In return for your hard work, we offer excellent career progression opportunities and a professional environment where you can acquire, use, and continue developing your skills.

    Your package will include:

  • Competitive Salary and pension scheme with life assurance

  • 25 Days Holiday (plus 8 statutory Bank Holidays)

  • Holiday buy-back scheme (5 additional days available)

    • Employee Assistance Programme supporting wellness with immediate access to:

      1. GP consultation and second opinions

      2. Mental health support

      3. Financial and Legal support

      4. Wellbeing and healthy living support

      • Employee referral scheme with financial reward

    • Cycle to work scheme

    • Professional Membership and Study Sponsorship

    • Pass scheme (£100 to undertake training of your choice)

      At TVS SCS we encourage and support our employees to realise their potential. They are empowered to take initiative and achieve high impact results that really make a difference to our business and our customers.

      If you require any adjustments to allow you take a full and active part in the selection process, please notify us as part of your application. Please note TVS Supply Chain Solutions is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

      TVS have signed the Armed Forces covenant and are a forces friendly employer

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