Field Service technician
Field Service technician
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Takes assignments for assembly individual conveyors or complete systems at customers and drive assignments to completion.
- Has strong skill set for mechanical and assembly assignments
- Has strong electrical skills and can perform 100% electrical installation including terminations at customer sites
- Is assigned for installation and retrofit projects at customer sites to perform installation, repair and maintenance functions assigned to him
- Be assigned to equipment retrofits, service calls and troubleshooting
- Must be skilled in planning, organizing and prioritizing technical assignments
- Develops product knowledge to operate all Krifft-Zipsner equipment after installation, retrofit or service assignments
- Understands and follows the company Quality and Safety requirements and follows the Work and Safety guidelines at customer sites.
- Undergraduate with strong mechanical and electrical knowledge
- Associate technical degree.
- Mechanical and electrical Hands-On type of person
- Ability to work multiple projects simultaneously.
- Ability to work under pressure to achieve project assignments.
- Self-motivated and able to work independently to complete projects.
- Ability to think methodically, prioritize and follow up on multiple tasks.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Team-first attitude and strong motivation to learn and grow.
- Be friendly and enthusiastic about work and products towards customers.
- Extended travel domestically and internationally can exceed 70%.
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