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Wittenbach is seeking a Regional Field Service Manager to oversee field service operations for financial institutions across the New England territory. You will lead a team of technicians, recruit, train, and assign calls to deliver high-quality service and rapid response.
Based in the New England region (CT, MA, ME, RI, NH, VT), you will drive service delivery, inventory and safety, coaching staff, and manage budgets while upholding company standards and customer satisfaction.
Since 1974, Wittenbach has been a leading provider of innovative cash automation and security solutions for financial institutions. Our commitment to customer satisfaction and delivering results has driven our growth. With over 200 highly trained service professionals throughout our service area, we ensure rapid response to our customer’s service needs. The corporate office is in Sparks, Maryland along with regional operations in Hunt Valley, MD, Coatesville, PA and Charlotte, NC. Our Sales and Service footprint spans the Mid-West and East Coast.
The Regional Field Service Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing field service operations who serve Financial Institutions, within a specific geographic region. A qualified individual for this position will be located in New Jersey or Delaware. This role requires strong leadership, organizational, and technical skills to ensure that field service technicians provide high-quality service, meet customer expectations, and contribute to the overall success of the company.
Field Work: Some of the work will be conducted in the field, which may involve exposure to various environmental conditions, such as temperature extremes, noise, hazardous materials, and inclement weather.
Travel: May be required to travel around 35% of the time, within the region to visit customer sites, attend meetings, or provide support to field service technicians.
Problem Solving: Ability to identify, analyze, and solve complex problems related to field service operations, customer issues, and equipment maintenance.
Decision Making: Ability to make sound judgments and choices, often under pressure or with limited information.
Active Listening: Ability to pay close attention to what others are saying and understand the implications of their messages.
Persuasion: Ability to influence others through verbal and nonverbal communication to achieve desired outcomes.
Negotiation: Ability to negotiate with customers, suppliers, and technicians to resolve issues and reach mutually beneficial agreements.
Coordination: Ability to adjust actions to accomplish tasks efficiently and effectively.
Multitasking: Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and switch between them as needed.
Stress Tolerance: Ability to withstand stressful situations, such as dealing with urgent customer requests or equipment failures.
Standing and Walking: Frequent standing and walking, often on uneven surfaces or in confined spaces.
Lifting and Carrying: Ability to lift and carry heavy equipment or tools.
Manual Dexterity: Ability to use fingers and hands to manipulate small objects, such as using tools or operating equipment.
Physical Endurance: Ability to withstand physical exertion and fatigue, especially when working in demanding environments.
Sedentary Work: Most of the time involves sitting, with occasional standing or walking.
Fine Manual Dexterity: Ability to use fingers and hands to manipulate small objects, such as using a computer or writing.
Vision: Ability to see objects within a close distance, such as reading documents or using a computer.
The actual salary offer may vary based on individual qualifications and circumstances.