Job Description
Service Technician / Field Service Technician / Pump Engineer required to join a leading manufacture and developer of pump engineering solutions within the Marine, Defence & Process industry.
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The successful Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Pump Engineer will provide mechanical and electrical repair, service, maintenance and commissioning on various pumps systems, valves, actuators, pipework, hydraulics and associated marine products.
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The Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Pump Engineer will ideally have a background in mechanical engineering with experience in electrical products like PLC’s and ideally working with the marine or defence industry predominantly within pumps, the industry experience is desirable not a must.
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The role with have a high travel requirements and high overtime opportunities working within the Martine industry.
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Package
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$35.00 Per hour
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Generous Overtime bonus
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Pension scheme.
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Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Pump Engineer Role
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To provide mechanical and electrical repair, service, maintenance and commissioning on pump stations, piping, valves, pipeline tanks, guiderails, hydraulic actuators & ancillary fittings.
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Designing, manufacturing, fabrication and servicing marine and defence applications.
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Perform emergency breakdown fault finding and repairs on various pump and fluid power systems.
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Reading PLCs like Allen Bradley and Siemens
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Liaise with various engineering departments.
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Mostly working with centrifugal, positive displacement and internal gear pumps.
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Step in an act as a site supervisor when it’s needed.
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Working in confined spaces or at hight.
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Build and maintains good working relationships with clients, fellow colleagues and higher management
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A remote role with an expectation of 140-180 travel days a year.
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Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Pump Engineer Requirements
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Proven diagnostic skills with mechanical engineering products such as pumps, valves, actuators, pipework, tankers for marine applications.
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Would have come from a Pump engineer, Service Engineer, Commissioning engineer, Fitter, Field Service Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Remote Service Engineer, or something similar.
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An understanding of PLS systems such as Siemens and Allen Bradley
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Experience with Ballast water systems would be helpful
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experience/qualifications in Civil, Hydraulic, electrical, oil, gas, chemical or mechanical design engineering or someone apprentice trained would be greatly considered.
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An Ex Forces background would be greatly considered
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Analyse and solve engineering problems and further develop solutions to overcome potential issues that arise.
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No office requirement, A lot of plane travel with flexibility to travel the US.
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