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Our winning team is built by continuous investment in skills development, leadership and well-being. As a global company, we offer many career paths to suit individual needs and aspirations. Apply your expertise in our industry leading team of automation professionals.

As a Field Service Engineer, you will provide advisory services to customers and/or third party contractors on existing and/or newly acquired equipment and components.

1. Provide assistance for the installation and commissioning of any equipment and components.

2. Carry out service calls on a preventative and reactive basis as required, undertaking service and repair of products and systems to deliver against customers’ requirements.

3. Keep accurate records regarding job progress, delays, problems, deliveries, changes, extras, and engineering and fabrication errors.

4. Report back on the completed projects outlining the activities carried out, faults found during service and any future recommendations for improving the service offering.

5. Train customer staff in methods to maintain and repair the equipment, to ensure knowledge is transferred.

6. Conduct audits at customer sites to record and analyze process improvement opportunities.

Work complexity and business impact: Works independently to complete given tasks and activities, solving daily basic technical service issues. Job is mainly performed according to defined processes or work methods. Close supervision is provided when needed. Geographical scope: mainly national typical minimum relevant experience required: less than 3 years, represents the typical entry level position

The incumbent must meet one of these requirements:

1)           4+ Years Experience in the field with Quality Control Systems (QCS), instrumentation, electromechanics, or mechatronics.

2)           A technical school diploma in instrumentation, electromechanics, or mechatronics.

3)           A University or Collegial Degree in electronics, electromechanics,  or instrumentation.

To be successful in this role, you must be electro-mechanically inclined, self-motivated, and have a strong work ethic.