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Trainee White Goods Engineer – Self-Employed – Milton Keynes

Pacifica
Milton Keynes
3 weeks ago
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Trainee White Goods Engineer (Field Based) – No Experience Needed | Full Training Provided (Self-employed)

Location: Milton Keynes

Earning Potential: Up to £350 per day | Up to £1,750 per week

Hours: Full time or part time options available

Start date: 8th December 2025

About the Role

Pacifica has an exciting opportunity for one motivated individual to become a Trainee Self Employed White Goods Engineer. If you have a mechanical or electrical mindset and transferable skills, this could be your chance to start a rewarding new career. No experience in white goods? No problem! You’ll receive full City & Guilds Assured training at our academy in the North East of England, plus mentoring and all the tools you need to succeed.

What You’ll Do

Repair washing machines, dishwashers, fridge freezers, tumble dryers, ovens, and microwaves in customers’ homes. Troubleshoot faults and solve problems using practical skills Work independently and manage your own schedule Provide excellent customer service Track your work via tablet and job management software Develop your skills with ongoing mentoring and technical training

What’s Included

Tools, uniform, and equipment provided at no upfront cost Tablet and intuitive job management software Flexible working options – fulltime or parttime Free parts delivered to a local collection point Jobs sent by us to your tablet the day before Weekly pay

What You’ll Need

A full UK driving licence Your own vehicle (family sized car or van) Confidence working independently Strong communication skills and a can do attitude Practical ability with tools and willingness to learn Motivation to grow your own business Public liability insurance

What You’ll Get

City & Guilds Assured training Personal mentor support Tools, uniform, tablet, and ongoing technical support Access to a reliable source of work Earning potential: Up to £350 per day | Up to £1,750 per week

About Pacifica

Founded in 2003 and united under the Pacifica brand two years later, we’ve grown to become the largest domestic support services provider in the UK and a trusted name across Europe. With a reputation for excellence and a core resource of directly employed, experienced engineers, sales and support staff, our service offer includes repairs in and out of guarantee, warranty products, spares warehousing and product replacement.

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Whether you’re changing industries or starting fresh – apply today and build a rewarding career as a self-employed Trainee White Goods Engineer.

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