John Crane has a strong legacy that dates back to the creation of the Crane Packing Company in 1917. Prior to World War II, the company’s England-based operations were sold to Tube Investments, which resulted in the creation of TI Group. Then in 1987, TI Group acquired the remaining regional operations and the company reunited as John Crane - named after o...
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The Field Service Engineer will provide on-site (in the field) service to our external customers and when not on-site, you will assist with the day-to-day technical support to the region.
This includes product selection and specification, troubleshooting, failure diagnosis and will involve working directly with internal and external suppliers and customers.
Duties and Responsibilities
Field troubleshooting, including analysis of problems / recommendation & implementation of appropriate solutions, meeting with customers in plant or at customer’s site to resolve satisfactorily
Detailed failure analysis activities, including investigation / reporting / resolution
Product presentations to customers in order to drive root cause analysis exercises
Manage and report personal workload, forecast job lead-times to meet customer and departmental objectives
Visit customer sites for technical measurement, seal installation and commissioning
Work in line with John Crane standards, procedures and policies
Required Skills and Experience
University degree/ diploma in Mechanical Engineering or similar field.
Extensive years of professional experience in engineering, working with rotating equipment and maintenance.
Engineering knowledge in a proactive multinational and multicultural environment.
Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, P&ID’s and data sheets
A strong technical knowledge of rotating equipment.
Ability to carry out failure analysis
Good knowledge and use of measuring instrument
Persistent and efficient, self-starter with good sense of initiative
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