Field Service Engineer – Remote, Travel‑Heavy (US)
Barry-Wehmiller Companies Inc.
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Job summary
BW Papersystems in the United States is seeking hands-on Field Service Technicians and Engineers to install, troubleshoot, commission, and support industrial equipment across North America. This role suits individuals who enjoy travel, machinery, automation, and solving technical challenges in the field.
The position demands travel up to 75–80% with overnight stays; you will diagnose electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical issues, program PLCs, train customers, and document service
Qualifications
- Field Service Engineer requires Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial, Controls Engineering or related field.
- Experience in PLC programming and troubleshooting preferred.
- Field Service Technician requires Associate degree or technical certificate, or 7+ years on-site experience with related field.
Responsibilities
- Install, start up, and commission equipment at customer facilities.
- Troubleshoot and program PLCs and automation controls.
- Diagnose electrical, pneumatic, mechanical, and controls issues.
- Perform equipment upgrades, repairs, and preventive maintenance.
- Train customer operators and maintenance personnel.
- Document service activities, programming changes, and installation reports.
- Interpret electrical schematics, ladder logic, and technical drawings.
- Maintain a safe, professional work environment.
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BW Papersystems in the United States is seeking hands-on Field Service Technicians and Engineers to install, troubleshoot, commission, and support industrial equipment across North America. This role suits individuals who enjoy travel, machinery, automation, and solving technical challenges in the field.
The position demands travel up to 75–80% with overnight stays; you will diagnose electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical issues, program PLCs, train customers, and document service
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