Installs, maintains, and troubleshoots equipment at customer locations using tools, parts, and technical diagrams. The customer service assignment includes on-site preventive maintenance and inspection work, call-out services, and commissioning activities on turbomachinery and package systems. This position is part of the Field Repair Training Program. The expected in-shop training period is approximately 24 to 36 months, rotating through multiple facility areas for hands-on experience and technical development. Afterward, the employee enters an administrative and soft-skills development phase expected to last more than six months, focused on BOM research, SFIS use, parts-list creation, tool-list development and identification, and Windchill research and navigation. These skills support the planning and execution of Field Repair projects. Under close supervision of experienced Field Service Representatives and turbine specialists, the employee supports Overhaul Field Repair work at customer sites, including removal, rework, inspection, reassembly, and recommissioning of gas producers and associated components. The role follows documented instructions, engineering drawings, SFIS build instructions, company policies, manufacturer recommendations, customer requirements, and applicable safety, quality, environmental, electrical, and Solar standards. The Field Service Representative I reports directly to the FSS.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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