Service Technician

Job Summary:
The Service Technician is accountable for troubleshooting malfunctioning or disabled automated, anti-vehicular barrier and bollard equipment to determine the root cause of malfunction or failure and take appropriate action to return the equipment to operational condition. The Service Technician is also responsible for performing preventative maintenance procedures on this equipment as detailed by the original equipment manufacturer. The technician will support the Service Coordinator in identifying the required replacement materials for repairs and assist with part ordering when needed.

Essential Accountabilities:
Perform maintenance and repair of anti-vehicular barriers, bollards, and crash beams
Troubleshoot to root cause and repair customer equipment using approved replacement parts
Execute preventative maintenance procedures in accordance with OEM recommendations
Complete preventative maintenance checklists, service tickets, and time sheets accurately and submit within 24 hours of work completion
Provide repair estimates to service coordinator
Provide feedback to the Service Manager and Sales Department regarding equipment condition and end-of-life assessments
Support problem resolution efforts under the guidance of senior technicians or management

Essential Responsibilities:
Respond to service and maintenance requests
Communicate effectively with customer points of contact
Perform field service or repair procedures
Accurately complete required documentation
Support service operations as directed by the Service Coordinator

Work closely with the Lead Technician and Service Manager to coordinate daily field activities, priorities, troubleshooting, repairs, preventative maintenance, commissioning, and customer requirements.

Respond to emergency and after-hours service calls and participate in scheduled night, weekend, and travel work when required by customer contracts, site conditions, or department needs.

Perform hands‑on troubleshooting of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and control systems, including PLCs, HMIs, VFDs, sensors, safety loops, control panels, and related field devices within the technician’s level of training and authorization.

Support equipment commissioning, startup, functional testing, inspection, and project‑to‑service handoff activities as assigned.

Clearly identify and document equipment deficiencies, failed or worn components, safety concerns, recommended repairs, and follow‑up work required.

Communicate job status, delays, additional work requirements, unresolved technical issues, and customer concerns promptly to the Lead Technician and/or Service Manager.

Maintain professional communication with customer representatives, facility personnel, security personnel, contractors, and other site stakeholders while representing the company.

Complete service tickets, preventative‑maintenance checklists, time records, photographs, parts usage, and other required documentation accurately and within established department timelines.

Maintain accountability for company tools, test equipment, service vehicles, laptops, parts, materials, and other company‑issued equipment assigned to or used by the technician.

Follow company safety procedures and all customer/site‑specific safety, access, security, prevailing‑wage, and work‑rule requirements.

Assist with identification of required replacement parts and provide accurate technical information to the Service Administrator/Coordinator, Lead Technician, and Service Manager to support parts ordering and repair proposals.

Support training and development of other technicians by sharing technical knowledge, field experience, troubleshooting methods, and proper service procedures when requested.

Maintain readiness for field assignments,…