As a Field Service Technician, you will commission, troubleshoot and maintain Watlow products and systems at customer locations, providing technical training and support to restore uptime.
Responsibilities
Commission and troubleshoot industrial electric heaters, sensors, controllers, power panels, and associated systems.
Troubleshoot and resolve equipment, controls, and integration issues (mechanical, electrical, software/controls) in the field.
Perform maintenance, programming, validation of thermal system installations.
Provide technical guidance and training to customers’ maintenance, operations, and engineering teams.
Respond to service calls and participate in on-call rotation to support customers’ uptime needs.
Performs repairs, installations, and preventive maintenance on electrical, electronic, mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and refrigeration systems within a healthcare facility.
Responsibilities
Provides input to Plant Operations/Engineering management regarding department problems, concerns and solutions.
Properly completes documentation on work orders and daily worksheets.
Returns purchase order requisitions and paperwork to office upon completion, documenting time and material costs involved.
Orders parts to replace those used.
Works flexible hours to gain access to perform preventive maintenance of equipment unavailable during normal duty hours or as emergencies arise.
Fit and assemble heavy‑duty equipment components for forestry industry operations.
Compensation
Shift Premium: $3.00 per hour for afternoons
Responsibilities
Read and thoroughly understand detailed assembly instructions, engineering diagrams, schematics, and parts lists to ensure meticulous assembly through fit and alignment.
Utilize hand, power, and pneumatic tools to complete assembly tasks.
Operate lifting devices such as cranes (overhead and/or jib) to complete large assembly installations.
Complete final machine assembly which may include decking, setting pressures and speed settings, as well as installing and programming attachments.
Verify that the assembled equipment functions correctly and adheres to quality standards to prevent faulty products from reaching customers.
Requirements
Nice to have: heavy‑duty equipment technician training
Product Support Representative for Harvesting Heads focused on training, troubleshooting, and root cause failure analysis within the Washington and Oregon regions.
Locations (2)
Washington, United States
Oregon, United States
Compensation
Base salary of $95,000 to $105,000 per year, based on experience, skills, and qualifications.
Responsibilities
Support new machines deliveries, harvesting heads installations, and equipment demonstrations
Deliver training to operators and dealer technicians for new harvesting heads
Assist dealers with troubleshooting technical issues
Implement root cause failure analysis and effective corrective action
Work with the service department and engineering to improve the quality of TCi products
Requirements
Post-Secondary diploma/degree or equivalent education and experience
Support new machines deliveries, harvesting heads installations, and equipment demonstrations; deliver training to operators and dealer technicians; assist dealers with troubleshooting technical issues; implement root cause failure analysis and effective corrective action; work with the service department and engineering to improve the quality of TCi products.
Responsibilities
Support new machines deliveries, harvesting heads installations, and equipment demonstrations
Deliver training to operators and dealer technicians for new harvesting heads
Assist dealers with troubleshooting technical issues
Implement root cause failure analysis and effective corrective action
Work with the service department and engineering to improve the quality of TCi products
Requirements
Post-Secondary diploma/degree or equivalent education and experience
Lead and oversee the execution of the high voltage maintenance program, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
Design, implement, and evaluate electrical systems and equipment to support plant operations, including coordinating with design team members and developing solutions for potential weak points.
Develop and manage capital projects, including budgeting, project scope, specifications, and documentation, while maintaining and updating power distribution system records.
Provide expert advice and training on electrical equipment, fostering continuous improvement, reliability, and energy-saving opportunities.
Build and maintain relationships with contractors and suppliers, while keeping abreast of new technologies that could benefit the business.