Fitness Equipment Service Technician

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child care resourcesTallahassee (FL)

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Hiring a Fitness Equipment Service Technician. A passion for providing top notch customer service. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS1-2 years of service industry experience. Mechanically inclined. Ability to act and operate independently to accomplish objectives while taking accountability for work product. Strong problem solving and analytical skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Valid driver's license. Excellent driving record. Ability to safely lift, move or slide up to 100 lbs. You are DependablePeople-oriented AdaptableDetail-oriented ProactivePositive.
What You'll Do: SERVICE TECHNICIAN - POSITION DESCRIPTIONThis position is responsible for repairing malfunctioning fitness equipment. This is a full-time hourly position
Requirements: Requirements include but are not limited to:1-2 years of service industry experience. Mechanically inclined. Ability to act and operate independently to accomplish objectives while taking accountability for work product. Strong problem solving and analytical skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Valid driver's license. Excellent driving record. Ability to safely lift, move or slide up to 100 lbs.
Nice To Have: Preferred candidates will have knowledge and experience in any or all of the following systems and tools: Mallet with rubber and or hard plastic ends and regular claw hammer.*Screw driver set with both flat head and phillips #2, #1 and micro, also a set of torx bits. Snap ring pliers (preferably with multiple/interchangeable tips). Wire strippers with crimping capability. Pliers-needle nose, regular slip jaw, Channel Lock type, diagonal cutters and Lineman's pliers. *Adjustable wrench various sizes. Box end wrenches-metric and standard, the newer ratcheting wrenches are very helpful but not necessary, primary sizesare: Metric 19mm, 17mm, 15mm, 14mm, 13mm, 12mm, 11mm and 10mm occasionally 8mm. Standard: 3/4", 9/16", 5/8", 1/2", 3/8". 3/8" ratchet drive set with the same sizes previously mentioned and a 6" extension. *Telescoping magnet. Various metal punch set (center punch, cold chisel, with pin punches in at least 3 sizes).*Good quality multimeter for testing voltage, resistance and current (preferably with a clamp on probe). *Good quality hex wrench set (Allen wrenches) both metric and standard, I also find the 3/8" drive hex wrench sockets very helpful with equipment builds, do not spare on quality of these, Craftsman makes a very good quality set (Evo) at a decent price. **Pry bar, like a flat bar. Metal file and I have needed a rounded rasp at one point.*Paid Time OffPaid Holidays Access to company vehicle Provide company cell phone Great work environment
Minimum Education: High School or Equivalent

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