About the role

Service Technician / Service Engineer / Compressor Service Technician required to join an established industrial engineering business. The Successful Service Technician / Service Engineer / Compressor Service Technician will be field-based supporting industrial customers across Boise, the wider Treasure Valley and Southwest Idaho, providing installation, maintenance, service, troubleshooting and repair of compressed-air, rotating and electromechanical equipment. Full product training provided. The Service Technician / Service Engineer / Compressor Service Technician will ideally have strong mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills, with hands-on experience servicing compressors, pumps, vacuum equipment, motors, controls or related industrial machinery, who can work independently in a customer-facing field role. Package$35–$45 per hour, depending on experience Company vehicle Benefits, 401(k) match and PTOOngoing technical and manufacturer training Career progression opportunities Relocation package available Service Technician / Service Engineer / Compressor Service Technician Role Install, service and repair compressors, pumps, motors and industrial equipment. Diagnose mechanical, electrical and control faults. Complete preventative maintenance, inspections and testing. Maintain compressors, dryers, filtration, vacuum and rotating equipment. Support industrial customers across Boise and the wider Treasure Valley. Field-based covering Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, Kuna, Star, Middleton, Emmett, Mountain Home and surrounding industrial markets. Liaise with various engineering departments. Service Technician / Service Engineer / Compressor Service Technician Requirements Hands-on experience with compressors, pumps, motors or industrial equipment. Experience as a Service Technician / Service Engineer / Compressor Technician / Mechanical Engineer or similar. Strong mechanical and three-phase electrical troubleshooting skills. Experience with compressors, dryers, filtration, vacuum pumps, motors, controls or rotating equipment is advantageous. Valid driver's license with strong customer-facing and communication skills. Willingness to work field-based across Boise, the Treasure Valley and Southwest Idaho.

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