5-7 years of hands-on field service experience with paint systems or industrial automation.
Strong electrical troubleshooting skills, particularly with PLCs like Allen-Bradley.
Proficient in reading electrical and mechanical drawings.
Ability to independently troubleshoot and communicate findings effectively.
Willingness to travel extensively and work flexible hours as needed.
Responsibilities
Travel to customer sites to diagnose and repair equipment issues.
Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and controls problems.
Perform planned service and emergency repairs on equipment.
Support equipment startup and commissioning processes.
Assess and balance paint booths and curing ovens using technical measurements.
Document repairs and collaborate with customers and project teams to resolve issues.
Benefits
Opportunity to work directly with automotive and industrial clients.
Engagement in diverse projects from startup to ongoing service.
Collaboration with engineering and project teams for problem-solving.
Exposure to advanced paint systems technology and industrial automation.
Full Job Description
Field Service Engineer - Paint Systems Dürr Systems LLC | Southfield, MI
What You'll Do
Travel to automotive and industrial customer sites to diagnose equipment issues, make repairs, and restore production.
Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and controls issues. Perform planned service, equipment inspections, and emergency repairs.
Support equipment startup and commissioning by verifying installations, debugging controls, recording baseline readings, and assisting with production trials and ramp-up.
Help assess and balance paint booths and curing ovens using airflow, pressure, and temperature measurements.
Document findings, repairs, and recommended follow-up. Work with customers, engineering, and project teams to resolve field issues.
What You'll Bring
Hands-on field service, commissioning, or maintenance experience with paint systems, industrial automation, or related manufacturing equipment.
Strong electrical troubleshooting skills and working knowledge of PLC diagnostics, such as Allen-Bradley.
Ability to read electrical and mechanical drawings and equipment specifications.
Ability to troubleshoot independently at customer sites and explain findings clearly to customers and internal teams.
Willingness to travel extensively and work overtime, weekends, or holidays as customer needs require.
At Dürr, you'll work directly with customers on automotive and industrial paint systems. You'll see the equipment through startup, production ramp-up, and ongoing service, working alongside controls engineers and project teams to solve problems that affect day-to-day production.
