Service Technician
Service Technician
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Install, Troubleshoot & Service Equipment
- Install and commission EMT International OEM finishing equipment at customer facilities.
- Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and software-related issues.
- Perform preventative maintenance, inspections, calibrations, and equipment evaluations.
- Troubleshoot problems from the initial symptom through root cause and resolution.
- Train customer operators and maintenance teams on equipment operation, troubleshooting, and preventative maintenance.
- Be a Trusted Technical Resource
- Provide customers with technical support in person, over the phone, through email, and via remote access.
- Communicate clearly with customers while working through equipment issues.
- Help customers get the best performance and reliability from their equipment.
- Recognize recurring issues and work with internal teams to develop long-term solutions.
- Support Equipment Before It Leaves EMTWhen you're not traveling, you'll stay hands-on at our facility by:
- Assisting with machine assembly, testing, troubleshooting, and factory acceptance activities.
- Working alongside Engineering and Manufacturing to resolve technical challenges.
- Sharing what you learn in the field to help improve our equipment and processes.
- Complete clear and accurate service reports and equipment histories.
- Document repairs, modifications, parts usage, and warranty information.
- Communicate field modifications and equipment redlines back to the appropriate teams.
- What You'll BringWe're looking for someone who is naturally curious, mechanically or electrically inclined, and comfortable taking ownership of technical problems.
- You'll be a strong fit if you have:
- Experience installing, troubleshooting, servicing, or maintaining industrial machinery, automation, or manufacturing equipment.
- Strong mechanical and electrical troubleshooting abilities.
- Experience reading electrical schematics, mechanical drawings, and technical documentation.
- The ability to systematically troubleshoot equipment and identify root causes.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work directly with customers.
- The confidence to work independently while knowing when to bring in additional resources.
- Good organization and documentation skills.
- The ability to work safely in industrial and manufacturing environments.
- Authorization to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship.
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