Field Service Technician

Posted 3 days ago

swan analytical usaJersey City (NJ)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

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About the role

Swan Analytical USA is seeking a Field Service Technician to join our dynamic team. The Field Service Technician will play a crucial role in ensuring the optimal functioning and performance of our analytical instruments at customer sites. As a Swan Field Service Technician, you will be responsible for on-site installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of our instruments, as well as competitors, providing outstanding technical support to our valued customers. This role will require up to 100% Travel (Mon-Fri only).

Key Responsibilities: Installation and Commissioning:

Install and commission SWAN analytical instruments at customer locations.
Ensure proper calibration and configuration to meet customer specifications.
Preventive Maintenance:
Conduct routine preventive maintenance activities to ensure instruments operate at peak performance.
Keep detailed maintenance records and update service documentation.
Technical Support:
Provide exceptional technical support to customers via phone, email, and on-site visits.
Troubleshoot and diagnose issues with instruments promptly and effectively.
Repair and Upgrades:
Perform instrument repairs, replacements, and upgrades as required.
Coordinate with the support admin and manager to source and order replacement parts.
Customer Training:
Train customers on the proper use, maintenance, and calibration of SWAN instruments.
Offer guidance on optimizing instrument performance.
Documentation:
Maintain accurate service records, equipment logs, and reports.
Ensure timely submission of service reports and required documentation.
Continuous Learning:
Stay up to date with SWAN's product advancements and industry trends.
Participate in training programs and workshops to enhance technical knowledge.

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