Onsite Field Service Technician — Motors & Automation

FLANDERS Inc.; Lakeland (FL); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

FLANDERS Inc. in Lakeland, Florida is seeking a Field Service Technician to provide on-site diagnosis, maintenance, repair, installation, and removal of complex electromechanical motors and equipment for customers.

This role requires independence on medium to large accounts and regular travel to client sites. Responsibilities include reading work scopes, diagnosing equipment, deciding field vs shop repair, disassembling and inspecting parts, testing reassembled units, and maintaining

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Associates degree and/or trade school degree in electrical or mechanical studies preferred.
• At least four years hands-on experience with mechanical or electrical equipment.
• AC and/or DC experience and knowledge including working with motors and equipment.
• Strong interpersonal skills working directly with customers at job sites.

Responsibilities

• Read work scopes to determine job status and safety requirements.
• Analyze and diagnose motors and equipment prior to repair or removal.
• Decide if repairs can be completed in the field or must be sent to shop.
• Disassemble complex electromechanical equipment and inspect parts.
• Test reassembled equipment and document results, ensuring ISO standards.
• Operate Megger, DC Hypot, Surge Tester, and related tools as needed.
• Travel to client sites, including overnight stays, to perform duties.

Skills

Customer service

Electrical knowledge

Mechanical aptitude

Independent worker

Team collaboration

Education

High school diploma

Associates degree or trade school (electrical/mechanical)

Tools

Drill press

Overhead cranes

Fork lift trucks

Job description

FLANDERS Inc. in Lakeland, Florida is seeking a Field Service Technician to provide on-site diagnosis, maintenance, repair, installation, and removal of complex electromechanical motors and equipment for customers.

This role requires independence on medium to large accounts and regular travel to client sites. Responsibilities include reading work scopes, diagnosing equipment, deciding field vs shop repair, disassembling and inspecting parts, testing reassembled units, and maintaining