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Title: Field Service Engineer - Proton Therapy. Experience in the semiconductor field service/maintenance: Ion Implant, CVD, Etch, PVD, Photolithography. May include any aspect of field support, and is not limited to system hardware and software, PCs, and networking/wireless networking.
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5+ years' experience as a Field Service Engineer/Technician. Title: Field Service Engineer - Hydraulics & Controls. 5+ years' experience as a Field Service Engineer/Technician.
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Description:The company is seeking a Field Manufacturing Service Technician (FMST / Cyclotron Engineer to support their cross-disciplinary radio pharmaceutical research and production facility.
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Description:The Field Service Engineer is responsible for the installation, troubleshooting and repair of the company Group CNC machining centers with total customer satisfaction in mind and ensuring the users of company machines are satisfied with its performance.
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As a Field Service Engineer you will provide field service support to install, conduct preventative maintenance, troubleshoot, repair, and retrofit company products and services.
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As a Field Service Engineer with the company you will provide field service support to install, conduct preventative maintenance, troubleshoot, repair, and retrofit company products and services.
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As a Field Service Engineer, you are the eyes and ears of the company when providing service and support through customer interactions. Title: Field Service Engineer.
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Title: Field Service Engineer (Tier 2) Field Service Engineers (FSE) are responsible for technical service of company's E-Beam equipment installed at customer site.
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The Field Service Engineer will travel to customer sites and assist with machine set up and troubleshooting. Perform field service and maintenance on injection molding machines.
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Title: On-site Field Service Engineer. Assist with performing start-up, warranty, paid service and service contract activities. Position Description : In this role you will be responsible for the installation, service, troubleshooting and repair of complex electronic and electromechanical equipment.
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Leads assigned field services: responsible for planning, analysis and reporting of projects ranging in complexity from simple to advanced. Interprets technical drawings and schematics and makes changes as necessary in the field to reflect work carried out on site.
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Position Details:Title: Field Service EngineerLocation: Atlanta, GAShift: Daytime hours mainly Monday-Friday with occasional evening or weekend. Provide field support on Company equipment including installs, repairs, upgrades, preventive maintenance, workshop/show support and removal of equipment.
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As Field Service Engineer you will report directly to the Service Manager and provide technical support for company material testing machines. This position directly interfaces with customers:•Installation, Service, and Repair of simple and specialized company systems.
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The ideal candidates for the Field Service Engineer role should live within 1 hour of a major airport. As the Field Service Technician, you will perform the Installation, integration, maintenance, and troubleshooting of a complete range of world-class case packers, vertical robotic products, and palletizers.
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They are looking for candidates with experiences with most of the following: switchgear, protective relays, protective relay calibration, transformer maintenance and testing, "Doble Testing", high voltage maintenance, field engineer & design background, SF6 breaker experience, etc.
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