Field Service Technician in Armada

Job DescriptionJob Description Do you enjoy working outdoors, fixing equipment, and seeing the results of your hard work? Are you mechanically inclined, enjoy troubleshooting problems, and prefer a job where every day brings something different? If you're looking for a stable, year-round position where you can work with your hands, put your mechanical and electrical skills to use, and continue developing your technical abilities while working independently in the field, this could be the opportunity for you! We're looking for a Field Service Technician to join our Service Department! You don't need to know ponds or fountains to get started. If you have hands‑on mechanical experience, electrical aptitude, and enjoy solving equipment problems, we'll provide training on our products and systems. The Pond Guy / Airmax, Inc. is the leading manufacturer and distributor of pond, lake, and water garden products, including aeration systems, fountains, and water treatments, to a nationwide network of end‑users and Airmax dealers. Watch now to learn about The Pond Guy: Our Field Service Technician plays an important role in keeping customers' equipment operating safely and efficiently. You'll travel to customer locations to install, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair fountains, aeration systems, and other pond and lake equipment. You'll also perform preventative maintenance, communicate recommended solutions, and work directly with customers. As part of our cross‑trained Service team, you'll support pond and lake management activities, including aquatic treatments, with training and certification provided. At The Pond Guy, we take pride in delivering quality service, building strong customer relationships, and treating customers like part of our family. Here are some examples of the actual work your day would include. Travel to customer locations to install, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair fountains, aeration systems, pumps, motors, and related pond and lake equipment Diagnose mechanical and electrical issues using testing equipment, determine appropriate repairs, and ensure equipment is operating properly Perform preventative maintenance and identify potential equipment issues before they become larger problems Prepare for daily service calls by organizing necessary tools, parts, equipment, and materials Communicate with customers regarding equipment issues, pond conditions, completed repairs, and recommended solutions Electronically document service calls, repairs, parts used, and recurring equipment issues, sharing trends with Quality and management Crosstrain in pond and lake management, including aquatic treatments, while following applicable regulatory and chemical safety requirements Maintain company vehicles, tools, equipment, and work areas while following all safety procedures Support additional Service Department activities, including seasonal installations and maintenance, while representing The Pond Guy professionally at customer locations Job Requirements To be successful in this role, you need to have a certain amount of knowledge and skills: 3-5 years of technical or mechanical maintenance experience, including hands‑on electrical troubleshooting and repair experience Intermediate electrical knowledge and hands‑on electrical troubleshooting experience required; experience working with motors, controls, wiring, and high‑voltage systems is strongly 2-3 years of customer service experience recommended Proficient computer skills required, including the ability to use service software and basic office programs Strong verbal and written communication skills Must possess a valid Michigan Driver’s License with a clean driving record. Will require the ability to receive a Chauffer’s license and DOT card Ability to operate a boat and drive a truck and trailer will be required after training Experience operating heavy machinery a plus Basic knowledge of pond management, fish health, and wildlife behaviors is a plus Willingness to cross‑train in aquatic treatment and obtain applicable state chemical applicator certifications High School diploma required, college degree Because this position performs hands‑on equipment maintenance in the shop, outdoors, and at customer locations, the physical requirements apply to both indoor and outdoor service environments. This position also requires the ability to swim, perform repetitive motions for extended periods; demonstrate manual dexterity when working with small components; frequently bend, stoop, and stand for long durations; lift, lower, and carry packages typically weighing 25–50 lbs; and handle packages up to 150 lbs with assistance. In the field, expect adverse weather conditions including heat, cold, rain, etc. for portions of the position that may be completed in these circumstances. You bring a positive, solution‑driven attitude where "can't" and "impossible" simply are not part of your vocabulary. You confidently troubleshoot equipment, navigate complex information, make sound decisions, and deliver exceptional customer service. Beyond completing day‑to‑day responsibilities, you continually look for ways to improve equipment reliability, identify recurring issues, improve processes, and add measurable value to the organization. Availability While this is a year‑round position, during the months of April through September, there will be extended work schedules, and you must be available to work between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. This equates to an average of 40‑50 hours per week. During peak season, there are little to no Saturday shifts. The remaining months will have a Monday‑Friday schedule. Compensation This is a full‑time hourly position with benefits. Benefits include: Blue Cross Blue Shield Healthcare Blue Cross Blue Shield Dental Insurance Blue Cross Blue Shield Vision Insurance Short‑term Insurance Long‑term Insurance Accident Insurance Critical Illness Insurance Life Insurance Paid Time Off Holiday pay effective immediately (8 holidays recognized) 401k with employer 4% match and revenue sharing Employee referral program Additional Training Programs: Career Development and Department Shadows Company Overview TPG, Inc. is a growing company with over 160 employees. We are a manufacturing company for pond, lake and water garden supplies with customers in all 50 states servicing both wholesale and end‑users. We have customers with large ponds used for swimming, fishing and ice skating and customers with decorative water gardens containing Koi, waterfalls, and plants. Our mission is to help the world enjoy ponds by being passionate, knowledgeable and providing innovative solutions. TPG, Inc. is not just a team, we’re a tribe.A tribe is more like a family and is ongoing. We have fun, pursue our goals, and help each other grow. Becoming part of TPG, Inc. means more than getting a job it’s a career move. We will give you the support you need to grow with us. Company Divisions TPG, Inc. encompasses a family of businesses to support customers in all pond aspects. Airmax, Inc. – business‑to‑business and manufacturing. airmaxeco.com The Pond Guy, Inc. – direct‑to‑consumer. thepondguy.com The Pond Guy, Inc. – local services division. weknowponds.com The Pond Guy, Inc. prides itself on the quality of its employees and as such, candidates who receive a job offer will be required to successfully pass a drug/toxins test and background check. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States. 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