Entry Level-Field Service Technician (ATM Repair & Maintenance)

Posted 4 days ago

charter globalFranklin (TN)

Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Customer Engineer/Field Service Technician📍 Nashville, TN |⏳ 6+ Month Contract Our client is looking for entry‑level Field Service Technicians to service and maintain ATMs in & around your area. No prior ATM experience required—full training provided!

What You’ll Do:

Perform basic repairs, part replacements, and preventive maintenance on ATMsTroubleshoot issues using error logs and provided documentation
Manage parts inventory and complete timely service reports
Ensure customer issues are resolved within SLAsFollow all safety and security protocols in financial environments

Role Requirements:

High school diploma (or equivalent)
Reliable transportation
Ability to use a smartphone for work orders (Android or iPhone)
Basic mechanical/electrical aptitude
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work on your feet as needed
Flexible availability (nights, weekends, overtime, on‑call)

Preferred Associate degree Field service or ATM experience (not required) Other Details Mileage reimbursement: NoLaptop provided: NoVisa sponsorship: Not available Work Type: 100% field-based Top Skills We’re Looking ForMechanical aptitude – ability to disassemble/reassemble components Reliable transportation Strong smartphone usage and troubleshooting ability Regards, Ashish Lal | Talent Acquisition Manager Charter Global Inc | https://www.charterglobal.comEmail: ashishl@charterglobal.com

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