FAQs
What is the main responsibility of a Field Service Representative at Schneider Electric?
The main responsibility of a Field Service Representative includes collaborating with customers and team members to perform assembly, startup, diagnostic, repair, and preventive maintenance on power distribution and critical power infrastructure equipment.
Is this position site-based, and does it require traveling?
Yes, this position is site-based and may require occasional travel, including local and countrywide travel, which can include overnight trips.
What types of training does Schneider Electric provide for Field Service Representatives?
Schneider Electric provides direct product training, training on digital and physical tools associated with the work, two weeks of in-person training at a state-of-the-art training facility, and ongoing on-the-job training with a local mentor.
What qualifications are required for the Field Service Representative position?
Candidates should have an Associate’s degree, trade/vocational certification, or military training in electrical-related disciplines, along with an understanding of AC and DC power principles, 2+ years of relevant field service and customer service experience, and the ability to read blueprints and schematics.
What physical requirements are associated with this role?
The role requires frequent strenuous physical tasks, including bending, stooping, and lifting/carrying items weighing up to 40 pounds, as well as the ability to work in confined spaces and withstand various environmental extremes.
What safety practices are expected to be followed in this position?
Field Service Representatives must possess good safety practices, adhere to the company’s safety procedures, and identify and report hazards in the work area.
What benefits does Schneider Electric offer to its Field Service Representatives?
Schneider Electric offers an inclusive benefits package, including flexible work arrangements, paid family leaves, a 401(k) plan with a match, well-being programs, holidays, paid time off, military leave benefits, and more.
How does Schneider Electric promote its culture and values?
Schneider Electric promotes a culture based on its IMPACT values – Inclusion, Mastery, Purpose, Action, Curiosity, and Teamwork – which emphasize the importance of sustainability and inclusivity.
What types of tools and equipment will I be expected to use in this role?
Field Service Representatives will utilize various test and diagnostic equipment, along with tools provided by Schneider Electric for daily professional use.
How can I apply for this position?
To apply for the Field Service Representative position, you must submit an online application, as this is a requirement to be considered for any position at Schneider Electric.