The posting
Compressed Air Field Service Technician
About the role
ESC keeps customers compressed-air systems running, and the field service technician is the person who makes that real. You’re in the field every day — performing preventive maintenance, diagnosing and repairing compressors, dryers, and air-system equipment, and responding when a customer goes down. The techs are the face of ESC, and the service you deliver is what earns the next agreement.
What you’ll do
Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on air compressors — rotary screw, reciprocating, and oil-free — along with dryers, filters, controls, and related air-system equipment.
Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, and air-system problems in the field, and respond to reactive and emergency service calls.
Install and commission compressors, dryers, piping, and ancillary equipment.
Use a phone or tablet to document each visit — before-and-after photos, work performed, parts used, and recommendations — and clearly explain to the customer what was done and what’s coming next.
Spot additional needs — leaks, pressure drops, failing components — and flag them so they become the next job.
Keep your service vehicle, tools, and parts stocked and ready.
Follow all safety procedures and maintain a strong safety record.
The team behind you
You won’t be out there alone. ESC has a lead technician and trainer to bring you up to speed, an applications and engineering team for system sizing and the tougher technical calls, and a coordinator handling scheduling and parts so you can stay focus on the work. We believe in developing our people toward their own goals — whatever direction you want to grow, we’ll help you build the skills to get there.
What we’re looking for
Hands-on experience servicing compressed-air systems, industrial machinery, HVAC, or comparable mechanical equipment.
Solid mechanical and electrical troubleshooting — comfortable with hand tools, gauges, and diagnostics.
Able to read schematics and equipment manuals.
Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record — you’re in the field every day.
Able to lift and move equipment and work in plant and mechanical-room environments.
Pay: up to $45/hr depending on experience
Benefits: • 401(k) • Dental insurance • Employee assistance program • Health insurance • Health savings account • Life insurance • Paid time off • Parental leave • Professional development assistance • Referral program • Vision insurance



