SERVICE TECHNICIAN, Service and Complaints Managers

Service Technician

What will your work week look like?

You will travel to our customers (100% of our customers are abroad and service trips are primarily across Europe, but occasionally there are flights to America...) and, in cooperation with an electrical technician, perform installation, service work, maintenance, and inspection of our machines. You won't spend much time in the office; most of your time will be in the field, where you will face:

• regular, preventive maintenance of machines,
• diagnostics of faults and their removal,
• installation of machines,
• replacement of defective parts with new ones,
• maintaining service records and documentation,
• telephone communication with clients.

How do we imagine you?

• You have a technical secondary school education, or experience as a service technician that replaces education.
• Experience with the service of hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical equipment.
• Knowledge of English at least at level B1 (English in manuals won't scare you, and you are also brave enough to speak with a supervisor abroad).
• You are an active driver, capable of traveling independently by car abroad.
• You are independent, but at the same time, you enjoy teamwork and are reliable.
• You are not afraid to communicate with people, you know how to behave representatively, and product presentation is not foreign to you.

It will be great if you have:

Previous experience in a Service Technician position – ideally, previous experience in the field of installation of industrial systems, ventilation systems, air conditioning, or electrical installations.

Of course, we will provide all training on our machines.