Senior Field Service Engineer (Generator) @Jurong East
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Senior/Field Service Engineer /Up to $8,000 Basic + $250 Transport Allowance
Lead / Attends to commissioning of System Project at customer site.
Investigates root causes of engine failures and recommend solution.
Provide installation, commissioning, troubleshooting and training to customers.
Manage generator sets to support service/training & ensure training documents are organized.
Provides specific training to distributors/dealers for service and troubleshooting skillsets.
Assist factory test, investigate root causes of failures & recommend solutions.
Deal with customer on the warranty issues and perform other service & training assigned.
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering with 2 years of relevant experience.
Ability to travel oversea when requires and knowledge in power generation products.
Interested applicants, send in your updated resume by clicking “Apply Now”.
Lin Weikang
EA Personnel No: R21102570
EA License No: 23C1894
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