American Crane and Equipment Corporation

Field Engineer

• Design, build, and continuously improve structured training programs covering electrical fundamentals, industrial controls, PLC systems, motor controls, and troubleshooting
• Create lesson plans, technical presentations, hands-on exercises, practical assessments, and training reference materials
• Establish structured learning pathways for progressively developing technician knowledge and capability
• Translate engineering documentation, OEM materials, and technical specifications into practical instructional content
• Deliver classroom, shop-based, and field-based technical instruction
• Demonstrate electrical equipment, control systems, diagnostic methods, and troubleshooting procedures
• Explain PLC logic, motor controls, and industrial electrical systems using practical examples
• Adjust instruction to technicians' backgrounds and experience levels
• Mentor developing technicians, provide feedback, identify growth areas, and evaluate technical understanding
• Reinforce electrical safety requirements, including NFPA 70E, lockout/tagout, arc-flash hazards, PPE, and safe electrical test-equipment use
• Support electrical safety qualification training and evaluate and document technician competency
• Maintain technician training records, qualification statuses, refresher schedules, training matrices, checklists, schedules, and competency documentation
• Identify overdue, incomplete, or expiring training requirements and flag them to leadership
• Serve as a technical resource for field service technicians and leadership
• Participate in field visits to observe performance, provide on-site instruction, and reinforce best practices
• Investigate recurring technical issues to identify training-gap root causes
• Coordinate with Engineering and OEMs to clarify technical information and incorporate equipment changes into training
• Develop or restructure core electrical and controls training modules
• Present training roadmaps and gap analyses to Field Service leadership
• Establish repeatable qualification processes and improve training quality, documentation, and technician readiness

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Lead Field Service Engineer

• Participate in structured training covering industrial electrical fundamentals, PLC systems, motor controls, and equipment troubleshooting
• Develop knowledge of AC/DC circuits, electrical components, motor starters, contactors, overloads, and variable frequency drives
• Learn to interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and control panel layouts
• Build familiarity with PLC inputs, outputs, operating logic, and basic troubleshooting
• Study ACECO equipment, proprietary systems, and technical documentation
• Apply technical knowledge through supervised practical exercises and demonstrations
• Assist experienced technical personnel with preparing and delivering technician training
• Develop presentations, lesson materials, training exercises, checklists, and technical reference documents
• Prepare training equipment, instructional materials, and demonstration setups
• Progressively explain technical concepts to individuals and small groups
• Collect feedback and help improve instructional materials
• Complete electrical safety training covering NFPA 70E principles, lockout/tagout, and PPE requirements
• Learn to recognize electrical hazards and apply safe-work procedures
• Develop competency in the safe use of electrical test equipment
• Assist with maintaining training records, attendance documentation, qualification tracking, and assessment results
• Update training spreadsheets, schedules, checklists, and reference materials
• Use Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, and company systems to organize training information
• Observe experienced technicians and engineers during troubleshooting, inspections, and technical demonstrations
• Participate in field visits and customer-site activities as assigned
• Maintain accurate notes and communicate technical observations
• Complete onboarding, safety orientation, and facility tours
• Assist with training sessions and take ownership of training documentation tasks
• Participate in field service activities and demonstrate safe, professional conduct on-site
• Develop a six-month technical growth plan with a mentor

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