Installation and Commissioning: Perform installation and commissioning of electrical or mechanical systems and equipment at customer sites, ensuring they meet company standards and customer requirements.

Troubleshooting: Diagnose and resolve technical issues on-site or remotely, promptly and efficiently. This may involve identifying problems in electrical circuits, mechanical components, or software systems.

Preventive Maintenance: Conduct routine maintenance and inspections on equipment to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and safety. Identify potential issues before they escalate and implement appropriate solutions.

Repairs and Overhauls: Perform repairs and overhauls on malfunctioning equipment to restore functionality and extend the equipment's lifespan. This includes identifying faulty parts, replacing components, and conducting functional tests.

Technical Training: Provide technical training to customers and operators on equipment operation, maintenance procedures, and best practices. Ensure customers have the knowledge to use the equipment effectively and safely.

Customer Support: Offer exceptional customer support, addressing inquiries, and providing solutions to technical challenges. Build and maintain strong relationships with customers to foster long-term partnerships.

Documentation: Maintain accurate and detailed records of service visits, equipment status, and actions taken during service assignments. Prepare service reports and share findings with the relevant teams.

Continuous Improvement: Collaborate with the engineering and product development teams to share customer feedback, product improvement suggestions, and contribute to the development of future product offerings.

Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines during service operations to protect yourself, customers, and their property.

Travel: Be prepared to travel frequently to customer sites, both domestically and internationally, to provide on-site support.