Bergan Marine Systems - Job Training Program
Pensacola, FloridaUnder ReviewIn-person
About the program
A Field Service Technician is responsible for performing on-site installations, maintenance, and repairs of various technical maritime systems and equipment. This role requires a combination of technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and excellent customer service.
What you'll do
- Ability to diagnose and repair complex electronics, reading manuals, and installing marine electrical equipment.
- Perform basic to advance electrical troubleshooting.
- Able to understand complex electrical schematics.
- Basic knowledge of intrinsically safe devices (4-20mA current loops).
- Perform routine servicing, inspections, and calibrations.
- Perform full System Installations and Commissioning’s.
- Assist or perform full cable installations including conduit installation, cable pulls, pipe bending and threading and wire terminations.
- Perform full vessel surveys for system upgrades or retrofits.
- Experience with ohmmeters, voltmeters, and loop calibrators to ensure complete troubleshooting aspects.
- Able to modify PLC programs and understand flow of programming.
- Able to properly use ohmmeters, voltmeters, and loop calibrators.
- Able to use Microsoft Office.
- Basic computer networking.
- Basic knowledge of MODBUS TCP/IP and RTU Communications.
- Able to work out in the field with minimal assistance from Supervisor.
- 5-10 years of marine electrical or electrical experience.
Good to know
This role requires occasional travel to customer locations, estimated at approximately 50-60% of working time, once trained. Travel destinations primarily include domestic locations, with occasional international trips, once fully trained. Trips typically last 2-3 days and up to 2 weeks, and the company provides travel allowances. **INTERNSHIP IS OPEN TO NATIONWIDE