Service Technician

  Summary: We sell premium compressed air equipment with a captive aftermarket. The Field Service Technician will repair this equipment on-site and on demand to ensure complete customer satisfaction. Technician Must Be Able To:  Perform mechanical and electrical duties to repair, maintain, survey, and commission compressed air equipment. Resolve customer-initiated technical issues. Visit customer sites for courtesy calls on days without paid jobs. Work with Fluid Flow Account Managers and management to increase Service and aftermarket revenue. Travel to assist other Fluid Flow Technicians as needed. Be an ambassador for the Company.  Specific Tasks Include:  Remove, rebuild, and replace valves weighing up to 60 pounds, unassisted. Remove and replace pipe spools up to 8” in diameter. Perform electrical tests with a voltmeter. Program, troubleshoot microprocessor and PLC-based equipment controls. Climb and work on scaffolding. Complete daily reports by computer. Dump and load air dryer desiccant by hand in 50 sacks. Additional Tasks: Learn and be able to start up and troubleshoot Fluid Flow supplied packages. Be a technical resource to customers over the phone. Although the vast majority of jobs are on-site at the customer, be able to set up and perform some repairs/rebuilds in-house.