Robotics Field Service Technician (Travel 50%)

Safelog Inc; North Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 63,000 - 67,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

401k with 3% match

Life Insurance

Disability insurance

Paid time off

Cell phone reimbursement

Job summary

Safelog Inc. is seeking a Service Technician in Charleston, SC. The role involves repairing and servicing robotic systems on site and at customer sites, with up to 50% travel (national; international optional).

Responsibilities include assembling and commissioning driverless systems, performing preventive maintenance, and training end-users. Candidates should have experience with electronics, automated systems, AGVs, and Windows; a US driver’s license is required for travel.

Qualifications

• Experience with electronics and automated systems is required.
• Basic network troubleshooting skills are required.
• Valid US driver’s license for travel outside the home state and must pass a drug screening.

Responsibilities

• Repair and service electronic and mechanical robotic systems onsite and offsite.
• Assemble and electrically commission driverless transport systems and picking systems.
• Provide temporary shift support after commissioning at customer sites.
• Analyze and correct errors and malfunctions in automated systems.
• Communicate repair needs to project managers and after-sales teams.
• Read and interpret schematics and technical manuals.
• Conduct preventive maintenance on robotic systems.
• Train end-users on operation and maintenance of robotic systems.

Skills

Electronics

Automated systems

AGVs

Windows proficiency

Network troubleshooting

Learning ability

US driver’s license

Drug screening

Robotics certification

Education

Robotics certification

Tools

Office 365

Job description

Safelog Inc. is seeking a Service Technician in Charleston, SC. The role involves repairing and servicing robotic systems on site and at customer sites, with up to 50% travel (national; international optional).

Responsibilities include assembling and commissioning driverless systems, performing preventive maintenance, and training end-users. Candidates should have experience with electronics, automated systems, AGVs, and Windows; a US driver’s license is required for travel.