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Epiroc

Mining and infrastructure equipment manufacturer

Field Service Technician

Equipment Field ServiceUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeElko, NV, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Level 1 candidates should have basic computer skills, be familiar with Epiroc equipment, have previous work experience demonstrating strong mechanical aptitude, and be able to read basic hydraulic and 24-volt schematics.
  • Level 1 candidates must possess their own hand tools and be able to expand their personal tool inventory by purchasing additional tools from Epiroc's required tool list.
  • Level 1 candidates must complete TL1 and TL2 training and Safe Start Modules 1–5 within the first year of employment.
  • Level 1 candidates must maintain required U.S. Department of Labor and Mine Safety and Health Administration training certificates, or agree to complete the training programs needed to acquire them by the date required by the manager.
  • Level 1 candidates must maintain a valid driver's license and a good driving record. If required to operate a commercial vehicle weighing more than 26,001 pounds, they must meet requirements to obtain and maintain a Commercial Driver's License for Department of Transportation purposes. Drivers must be at least 18 for intrastate commercial driving and 21 for interstate commercial driving.
  • Travel is required.
  • Level 2 candidates must have Level 1 experience and a certificate of completion from a technical or trade school, or equivalent relevant experience of 2–5 years.
  • Level 2 candidates must complete TL1 and TL2 within 3–6 months of hire.
  • Level 3 candidates must meet Level 1 and Level 2 qualifications and have a certificate of completion from a technical or trade school, or equivalent relevant experience of 5 or more years.
  • Level 3 candidates must be experts in Rig Control Systems (RCS).
  • Level 3 candidates must complete TL1 and TL2 training within one month of hire.
  • The position requires personal protective equipment and is safety-sensitive. The work involves regular exposure to moving mechanical parts, fumes or airborne particles, and outdoor weather, with occasional exposure to heights, toxic or caustic chemicals, and electrical shock risk. Physical requirements include sitting for extended periods as needed and using hands and arms to feel and reach, as well as speaking and hearing.

Responsibilities

  • Review and update personal tool inventory quarterly to comply with calibration and tool-replacement protocols, and maintain an accurate inventory.
  • Complete daily work assignments requested by customers or supervisors.
  • Use basic analytical skills to troubleshoot, identify problems, and repair mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and pneumatic systems by phone or onsite.
  • Understand the company's warranty policy and take initiative in processing warranty claim reports in the field.
  • Follow company safety and environmental requirements, promote and practice proper safety procedures, use personal protective equipment correctly, and work sustainably by considering environmental impacts.
  • Maintain courteous and professional communication with customers and internal staff.
  • At Level 2, provide warranty support by evaluating and validating claims, discussing issues with the Product Company, and submitting service reports to support claims.
  • At Level 2, communicate service and related activities to customers and the Service Manager through daily service reports or relevant forms, email, and telephone.
  • At Level 2, support varied activities while managing simultaneous projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
  • At Level 3, use specialized expertise and ingenuity to develop solutions customized to customer-specific issues.
  • At Level 3, rebuild complete components to original equipment manufacturer specifications in the service shop.
  • At Level 3, perform essential job functions on various equipment types supporting all business-line areas.
  • At Level 3, serve as a subject matter expert for other service technicians and support their training and development.

About the Company

Epiroc

Mining and infrastructure equipment manufacturer

Epiroc manufactures drill rigs and rock excavation equipment for the mining and infrastructure sectors, operating in around 150 countries. Its offerings include surface and underground equipment, tools, aftermarket support, and technology for automation, digitalization, and electrification. What sets Epiroc apart is its focus on safety innovations like Live Work Elimination and strong R&D investment with customers. The goal is to accelerate the transformation toward a sustainable, productive mining and construction industry.

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Headquarters
Nacka, Sweden
Founded
1873

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