Regional Service Technician Coatings
ultimate liningsLebanon (TN)
About the role
Ultimate Linings Field Technician
Job Summary:
- Provide field-based installation, training, demonstrations, and technical support for Ultimate Linings customers. This role ensures proper equipment setup, application execution, and long-term customer success through hands-on support, troubleshooting, and education.
- Key Responsibility Equipment Installation & Customer Training
- Lead installation of plural component spray equipment
- Prepare customers for installation (booth, power, air, materials)
- Train customers on:
- Equipment operation and maintenance
- Proper coating application per TDS and specifications
- Surface preparation requirements
- Provide all required technical documentation
- Application Demonstrations & Trials
- Conduct product demonstrations and field trials
- Partner with Sales to ensure successful evaluations
- Communicate product performance, chemistry, and advantages
- Troubleshooting & Failure Analysis
- Perform root cause analysis of coating failures
- Identify issues related to:
- Application technique
- Equipment setup
- Surface preparation
- Provide corrective actions and best practice recommendations
- Customer Support & Service
- Provide ongoing technical support:
- On-site service and repairs
- Phone support through UL technical call center
- Conduct periodic customer visits
- Deliver ongoing training on application and equipment
- Cross-Functional Support
- Support internal teams as needed:
Sales
Product DevelopmentGFX LabLine-XQualificationsEducation Minimum Required:
High school diploma or equivalent
Relevant field experience
Preferred
Certifications:
- AMPP (SSPC/NACE), PDAExperienceMinimum Required:4+ years in protective coatings, polyurea/polyurethane, or related field
- Hands-on experience with plural component spray equipment (Graco preferred)
- Job Specific Skills
- Minimum Required:
- Strong working knowledge of:
- Polyurea and polyurethane coating systems
- Surface preparation standards and impact on coating performance
- Hands-on experience with:
- Plural component spray equipment (Graco XP, Reactor, etc.)Spray gun operation, rebuild, and troubleshooting
- Ability to:
- Diagnose and resolve field issues related to:
- Equipment function
- Material processing
- Application technique
- Perform root cause analysis on coating failures
- Train customers in both classroom and hands-on environments
- Technical understanding of:
- Basic hydraulics and pressure systems
- Electrical components and controls in spray equipment
- Strong communication skills:
- Ability to explain complex technical topics to customers
- Provide clear, actionable guidance in high-pressure situations
- Organizational and work style:
- Highly detail-oriented
- Able to manage multiple projects and travel schedules
- Works effectively independently and within a team
Preferred
Certifications: AMPP (SSPC/NACE)PDA or AAMPExperience with:
- High-pressure coating application in industrial environments
- Failure analysis reporting and documentation
- Familiarity with:
- Industry standards (ASTM, AMPP, SSPC)
- Coating specifications and inspection methods
- Communication & Working Relationships Internal:
- Technical Services
- SalesInnovation / R&DExternal:
- New and existing customers.
Working Conditions:
- Frequent travel (estimated 5075%)Combination of field and office environments
- Exposure to:
- Industrial coatings (polyurea, primers, solvents)
- Equipment operation environments
Physical requirements:
- Standing, lifting, and working in shop/field conditions
- Travel Required
- Yes. Domestic and International
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