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The Field Service Technician reports to the Service Manager. The Field Service Technician works as a team member of the Service Department. Field Service Technician.
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Once the equipment is installed, the Field Service Technician will help with preventative maintenance and will also repair the machine if it breaks down. 5+ Years of Millwright or Industrial Maintenance experience is required.
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Lert Construction Services is seeking a Traveling Field Service Technician for specialty work on shutdowns. + Perform lifting and movements associated with Millwright work. + Millwright experience.
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The technician must be able to perform most component removal, disassembly, and reconditioning following correct drawings and technical manual designs. Our Field Service Technicians go directly to our customers for installation, repair, warranty work, and other special projects.
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On start-up of new equipment, the technician must be able to set up and test for proper operation of the appropriate systems using essential test equipment and procedures and then train customer maintenance staff.
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You will participate in the evaluation, quoting service prices, national and international field service, start-up assistance and troubleshooting of centrifugal pumps, warranty claims and inspection of incoming pumps.
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Minimum of 1 year of experience in one of the followings: Field Services, Millwright, Assembly, Machinist, Maintenance/Repair Technician, or Engineering. The Company's end markets benefit from meaningful secular demand tailwinds, and include factory automation, food & beverage, aerospace, medical, data center, warehouse, alternative energy, residential and commercial buildings, general industrial, construction, metals and mining, and agriculture.
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Reporting to the Lead Service Advisor, the Field Services Technician will perform service and maintenance work on robotic systems in the heavy metals and wood industries that incorporate paint marking, labelling, wrapping, cardboard application, welding, debanding, dunnage placement, and others.
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Millwright Journeyman’s card (preferred) FlexRack also offers full services, including engineering, geotechnical, pullout testing, field, and layout design services to address the actual site conditions of a project site.
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The Field Service Technician performs maintenance/preventative maintenance/electrical and millwright-type functions. A diverse range of talent resides in the Pump Motor Technology group, including engineers, inside and outside sales personnel, machinists, winders, pump and motor repair technicians, field service technicians, electricians, welders, millwrights, and more.
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Associates degree in a technical field or at least five years’ experience in industrial mechanical maintenance or completion of a legitimate apprenticeship program as a millwright, mechanical or machinist or holder of a journeyman’s card in any of the previous categories.
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