Field Service Technician

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power parts internationalWest Bend (WI)

Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Electrical FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIANField service technician is responsible for startup, repair and maintaining induction heating and melting equipment for a Midwest based company. The position requires a strong electrical knowledge with induction heating and melting equipment experience.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: -Testing and repairing induction heating and melting equipment by traveling to the location of the customer.-Providing troubleshooting as well as performing installation of equipment.-Work on site at Power Parts to repair, refurbish and upgrade customer equipment.-Provide telephone support to the customer in order to perform troubleshooting.-Conduct training sessions with customers.-Provide and take direction from home office management.

SKILLS AND SPECIFICATIONS: -Must be willing to travel 75-90% of the time.-BSEE or Associate Degree with equivalent experience required.-Must possess superb customer service skills and the ability to diagnose and solve problems.-Must be able to work independently.-Must have good technical writing and oral communication skills.-Must be able to use diagnostic equipment such as oscilloscopes, meters and high voltagetesters.-Must be able to read schematics and perform visual inspections.-Knowledge of induction and heat treating experience is a big plus.-Familiarity with working on high voltage and high power circuits.-Knowledge of PLC’s and troubleshooting.-Knowledge of troubleshooting motor controls and drives a plus. Compensation includes Base + Profit Incentive + Profit Sharing/401K. Benefits include health insurance and dental insurance.

Job Type: Full-time

Schedule: Monday to FridayOn call

OvertimeWeekend availability Willingness to travel: 100% (Required)

Work Location: On the road

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