field technician
ct packChicago (IL)
field technician
Posted 2 days ago
ct packChicago (IL)
Industrial Machinery MechanicsCommercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
The Service Technician – Mechanical will primarily be responsible for providing after-sales technical service, including troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of packaging machinery installed at customer sites across the United States and Canada. The role also includes supporting installation and commissioning activities, ensuring machines are properly set up and fully operational. Main Responsabilities Perform on-site troubleshooting, repair, and preventive/corrective maintenance of packaging machinery Diagnose and resolve complex mechanical issues to minimize downtime Execute routine service interventions and machine inspections Provide technical assistance and guidance to customers’ maintenance teams Support installation, assembly, and commissioning activities when required Assist in machine start-up, testing, and performance verification Liaise with HQ technical teams in Italy for issue escalation and resolution Prepare detailed service reports and intervention documentation Collect and share field feedback to support continuous product improvement Education, experience, and other required skills Technical diploma or degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent experience Hard Skills 3–5 years of experience in after-sales service on industrial or packaging machinery Hands-on experience with automated packaging machinery Availability to travel extensively (approximately 70%) across the US and Canada Valid US passport Valid US driver’s license Soft Skills Strong ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and technical manuals Experience in maintenance, troubleshooting, and field service operations Basic understanding of electrical schematics is a plus Ability to work independently and within cross-functional teams
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