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E-ssential Field Service In our industry, technical needs are not always predictable.


There may be a rush of installations; an urgent security upgrade across multiple sites; token or coin-handling upgrades; or just a preventative maintenance programme for which you do not have sufficient trained engineering resources currently.


To match these needs, E-Service retains a small, dedicated Field Service team, ready to go out on site, assess and resolve operating problems, implement pre-planned installations and provide exceptional levels of reporting and ensure customer satisfaction and sign-off.


Our engineers will work on a pre-quoted or day-rate basis to include all expenses and consumables. All our work is insured, and our engineering is guaranteed.


Contact the E-Service Field Sales Team for any requirement that you would like us to consider.


Email support@e-service.co.uk


Des Joseph Service Manager 07540 221 040 des.joseph@e-service.co.uk


Baz Prema Field Engineer 07515 328 953 baz.prema@e-service.co.uk


Ray McAllister Field Engineer 07912 480 274 ray.mcallister@e-service.co.uk


William Gibson Field Engineer 0844 669 2679 support@e-service.co.uk


James Hanrahan Field Engineer 0844 669 2679 support@e-service.co.uk


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K Vikky Coin Handling


01707 280 049 k.vikky@e-service.co.uk


Shan Vigneswaren PCs


01707 280 073 shan.vigneswaren@e-service.co.uk


Adrian Lau-Flynn TFT/CRT Monitors


01707 280 007 adrian.lau-flynn@e-service.co.uk


Steven Brown Note Acceptance


01707 280 012 steven.brown@e-service.co.uk


K Ravi Logic, MPUs, PSUs


01707 280 012 k.ravi@e-service.co.uk


James Armstrong Barcrest Technical Support


01707 280 073 james.armstrong@e-service.co.uk


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