Field Service Mechanical Engineer – Industrial Equipment Support

Industrial clients rely on us when every minute of downtime costs thousands. You will become their first-call expert, combining mechanical savvy with electrical insight and a passion for customer success.

Core Responsibilities  

- Install and commission precision pumps, turbines, robotics, and auxiliary systems.  

- Calibrate sensors and align rotating assemblies to 0.001-inch tolerances.  

- Conduct emergency troubleshooting—onsite or through secure remote-access tools—within tight SLAs.  

- Execute scheduled preventive maintenance, documenting torque settings, vibration trends, and replacement parts.  

- Decode schematics, PLC I/O maps, and hydraulic diagrams to pinpoint root causes fast.  

- Train operators and maintenance crews, turning technical jargon into plain English.  

- Capture field data, then relay design feedback to R&D for continuous product improvement.  

- Maintain strict EHS discipline; lead Job Safety Analyses before every task.  

- Travel 70 %+, occasionally on short notice. Night shifts happen…yet you excel under pressure.

Essential Qualifications  

- Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering or closely related discipline.  

- 5+ years servicing heavy industrial or energy conversion equipment.  

- Mastery of hand tools, multimeters, laser alignment systems, and diagnostic software suites.  

- Proven ability to read complex mechanical, electrical, and P&ID drawings.  

- Strong verbal and written communication—clear, concise, and customer-centric.  

- Valid passport and unrestricted permission to work and travel within the USA.  

- Physical stamina to lift 50 lbs, climb ladders, and wear PPE for extended periods.

Preferred Plus  

- Experience with gas turbines, solar trackers, or high-throughput robotics.  

- Familiarity with VFDs, PLC ladder logic, and Modbus/TCP networks.  

- ASME or AWS certification (welding, pressure vessels, NDT).  

- Spanish language competence—safety briefings cross borders.