A service engineer job you’ll actually love
Top kit, a van you’ll be proud of, proper back-up and the best workshops in the country. Scroll down and see what the job’s really like.
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The annual Service Conference
Once a year, the whole service division comes off the road and gets together — to see where Everard is heading, get hands-on with what’s coming, and celebrate the people who’ve smashed it.
The support team is big for a reason. Whatever a job throws at you, there’s someone at Everard whose job is helping you win it.
The leader of service. The buck stops with Chris — and he runs the division on a simple rule: look after the engineers, and everything else follows.
Jon Bell Parts technical
The parts wizard. Need to know something about a specific part — or can’t find one anywhere? Jon’s your guy.
Lee Nixon Training manager
Your first week at Everard is with Lee, getting to grips with our systems and how we work. After that, the training carries on out on site, on the kit itself.
Ben Rowe Technical & product support
Leads technical and product support — the deep product knowledge on the end of the phone when a job gets interesting.
They build your diary, route the right engineer to the right job and keep the customer in the loop — so you can just turn up and fix things.
Waiting on a part, a decision, an access code? They’re already chasing it before you’ve had to ask.
A parts operation built for scale
Behind the Engineers’ Website is a serious parts department — stocked deep, so you’re never left waiting on the obvious stuff.
12,000+ part lines held in stock
3,000,000+ parts used — and counting
30,000 sq ft of warehouse and parts operation
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