The Field Service Technician maintains and repairs machinery, equipment, and heavy-duty vehicles at customer sites. The role involves diagnosing issues, completing repairs and routine maintenance, and helping minimize customer downtime while working independently in varied environments. Safety, efficiency, technical problem-solving, and communication with customers are important aspects of the position. Technicians perform repair-order work according to dealership, factory, and OEM standards; communicate with the parts department; preserve and tag parts when needed for warranty purposes or at a customer’s request; and document work performed and recommended. They inspect vehicles for additional safety or service needs and promptly inform the service advisor about additional work, unnecessary listed work, or delays. The technician may supervise assigned apprentice technicians and is accountable for dealership-owned tools and manuals. The role requires a valid driver’s license and the ability to meet insurance requirements, an on-call schedule, and ownership of most basic tools and some specialty tools. Work involves travel to customer and branch locations, exposure to weather, moving machinery, grease, electrical currents, dust, and dirt, and operation of a field service truck equipped with front and rear cameras and GPS tracking. Work before and after normal hours and significant overtime may be required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree