The Field Service Technician is a critical role responsible for the maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of industrial controls and machinery. This position involves responding to on-site service calls, performing PLC logic troubleshooting and updates, installing controls, programming variable speed drives, estimating service costs, and providing quotes. The technician will interact with customers, offering potential upgrades, enhancements, or replacements, and will be expected to engage in control panel fabrication when not traveling.
Duties & Responsibilities
Industrial controls and industrial machinery service, troubleshooting and repair.
PLC logic troubleshooting and updating.
On-site service calls.
Controls installations.
Variable speed drive programming, startup and troubleshooting.
Service cost estimating and quoting.
Requirements & Skill Set
Ability to respond to service calls for industrial controls with little notice.
Troubleshooting skills using software, meters and various test equipment.
Ability to lift and move objects up to 30 lbs. up to a height of 3 feet.
Knowledge of controls such as PLC’s, DC drives, AC VFD’s, Servos and HMI’s.
PLC programming knowledge for connecting, troubleshooting and changes.
Education
Two-year degree.
High school diploma.
Trade school.
GED to be evaluated.
Expectations
Control panel fabrication when not traveling.
Ability to travel on-site for extended times.
Interfacing with customers to offer possible upgrades, enhancements or replacements.
Be punctual and work overtime as needed.
Additional Information
The above lists minimum duties, requirements and expectations. These are not necessarily the only duties, requirements and expectations required. The above lists of duties, requirements and expectations may differ for each person based on experience, education, training and abilities. This job description is subject to change at any time.
