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Trades / Skilled Labor
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Apply electrical troubleshooting and commissioning expertise as an ADB SAFEGATE Field Service Engineer based in Southern Ontario. Travel nationally and internationally 60–80%.
This permanent Field Service Engineer role supports ADB SAFEGATE airfield solutions at customer sites. You will maintain systems involving wiring and sensing technology, troubleshoot equipment problems, and support safe, efficient airport operations. The work requires independent judgment, customer communication, and schedule adherence.
Key Responsibilities:- Complete field start-up and commissioning for standard and advanced products
- Isolate equipment defects with internal and external customers
- Perform preventative maintenance according to contracts and SLAs
- Prepare trip reports and technical training documentation
- Conduct standard-product training for customers and internal teams
- Airfield Electrician or Construction Maintenance Electrician certification, or equivalent experience
- Two to four years of related field technician experience
- Valid Canadian driver’s license and insurable driving record
- Strong electrical systems, wiring, and troubleshooting knowledge
- Fluent English and willingness to travel extensively
Use electrical testing, documentation, and customer-training skills to service ADB SAFEGATE airport systems across Canada and internationally.
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