Field Service Tech 1

Anderson Equipment Company•South Charleston, WV

10d•$34 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

Field Service Technician will be assigned a truck and travel daily to customer job sites to repair and maintain equipment. This role requires experienced, responsible technicians who can diagnose and repair equipment working independently. The technician will troubleshoot/diagnose equipment problem and perform repair work on a wide variety of equipment. Repair types can include: complete machine overhauls, minor repairs such as fixing leaks, changing fluids and filters, rebuild components such as engines, transmissions, hydraulic cylinders and hydraulic pumps. Diagnostics can include: check pressures, check voltage, locate source of noise or vibration. Field Technician will disassemble machine, order parts, make repairs, assemble machine, check machine operation to make sure repairs are complete and confirm problem is fixed and is work ready. Technician will use Anderson’s systems to document workorders, track progress of repairs and order parts. Focus on safety protocols and regulations must be maintained at all times.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent with a two year Technical degree or comparable military training.
Minimum of 5 years work experience in heavy equipment repair and maintenance.
Demonstrate working knowledge of equipment operations, mechanical functions, electrical and hydraulic systems.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Ability to work with other technicians or independently, while out in the field.
Proficiency with computers and diagnostic programs provided by manufacturers.
Ownership of adequate hand tools.
Valid Driver’s License.

Nice To Haves

CDL is preferred.

Responsibilities

Travel daily to customer job sites to repair and maintain equipment.
Diagnose and repair equipment working independently.
Troubleshoot/diagnose equipment problems and perform repair work on a wide variety of equipment.
Perform complete machine overhauls.
Perform minor repairs such as fixing leaks and changing fluids and filters.
Rebuild components such as engines, transmissions, hydraulic cylinders and hydraulic pumps.
Check pressures and voltage.
Locate source of noise or vibration.
Disassemble machine, order parts, make repairs, and assemble machine.
Check machine operation to ensure repairs are complete and confirm the problem is fixed and the equipment is work-ready.
Use Anderson’s systems to document workorders, track progress of repairs, and order parts.
Maintain focus on safety protocols and regulations at all times.