Field Asset Registration Technician
adepto technical recruitmentDenver (CO)
Field Asset Registration Technician
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adepto technical recruitmentDenver (CO)
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Junior
About the role
Field Asset Registration Technician We are looking for a reliable and professional Field Asset Registration Technician to support a nationwide machine registration project. The role involves visiting customer sites, applying QR code labels to machines, and accurately registering equipment using a mobile-based online system. This is a field-based position requiring regular travel to customer locations. The successful candidate will be comfortable working independently, interacting professionally with customers, and maintaining a high level of accuracy and attention to detail. Travel to customer locations to carry out machine tagging and registration activities Apply QR code labels to machines and equipment Use a mobile phone or handheld device to register assets into an online system Accurately capture and upload required machine information Ensure all records are completed correctly and consistently Represent the company professionally while on customer premises Communicate clearly and politely with customer contacts on-site Follow site procedures and health & safety requirements Report progress and completed work to the project manager/team Strong attention to detail and accuracy Good interpersonal and communication skills Professional and well-presented manner Comfortable using smartphones, apps, and web-based systems Previous field-based, customer service, installation, surveying, or data collection experience would be advantageous Ability to work independently and manage travel schedules efficiently Good organizational and time management skills Full UK driving licence required Majority of work will be based across the South of England Some overnight stays and wider UK travel may occasionally be required Company vehicle and/or travel expenses may be provided depending on arrangement Immediate start preferred
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