As a Service Technician, you will commission, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair industrial automation equipment, such as actuators and control valves, at customer sites and in the service shop, keeping critical equipment operating reliably.
Travel Requirements - 50% In-house, 45% Regional Day Trips, 5% Overnight.
Must possess or be able to obtain a US Passport.
Responsibilities
- Commission new equipment: mount, set limits and torque, wire, and test operation with valve and control systems.
- Perform preventive maintenance and respond to troubleshooting and emergency service calls.
- Diagnose electrical and mechanical faults in actuators, controls, and gearboxes.
- Repair and rebuild actuators and replace parts, in the field or in-house.
- Support retrofit and modernization projects on existing valves and actuators.
- Train customer personnel on operation and basic maintenance.
- Complete service reports and documentation accurately and on time.
- Follow all site safety requirements and company procedures.
Qualifications
- 2+ years in industrial maintenance, instrumentation and controls, or valve or actuator service.
- Technical school or military training, or an electrical or mechatronics background
- Working knowledge of industrial electrical systems, motor controls, and mechanical assemblies.
- Experience with electric valve actuators (multi-turn or part-turn) or valve automation
- Experience in water and wastewater, power generation, or oil and gas facilities
- Ability to read wiring diagrams and schematics.
- Valid driver's license; willingness to travel, including occasional overnight stays.
- Ability to work in plant environments, including heights, confined spaces, and outdoors.
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