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The Hillman Group is seeking a Full Time Field Service Technician for the Fort Worth area as part of the Robotics and Digital Solutions division. You will service and install kiosks (Minute Key, Quick Tag, and third-party units) across 70+ locations, with about 40 hours per week and a pay rate of $22–$24 per hour.
Benefits include health/dental/life disability, 401(k), wellness program, and paid time off. A car allowance, cell-phone reimbursement, and a corporate gas card are provided.
Robotics and Digital Solutions (RDS) Division of The Hillman Group has two openings for a Full Time Field Service Technician in the Fort Worth area. You would begin your career with RDS as a Kiosk Technician training on key duplicating (Minute Key), tag engraving (Quick Tag) kiosks as well as 3rd party service (Eco-ATM, Pokémon).
The territory consists of 70+ kiosks and a number of hours per week is around 40. This role is based on experience, usually paying $22-24 an hour. Car Allowance will be provided along with cell-phone reimbursement and a corporate gas card for business miles.
Employees are expected and encouraged to participate in safety and health program activities including immediately reporting hazards, immediately reporting unsafe work practices and incidents to supervisors, wearing required personal protective equipment, and participating in and supporting safety committee activities.
Sales/Service Environment varies due to location/store set-up. May be exposed to cramped quarters, dust, fumes, or odors. Travel required daily. May have to drive 200 miles daily. Hand/eye coordination required. Function vision and hearing required.
Sales/Service Medium, lifting up to 30 lbs., occasionally pushing/pulling up to 100 lbs.
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