THIS is What Training is Like For a Field Service Engineer | Untitled Label
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2023
- Starting a new career as a Field Service Engineer? This is what training is like for a Field Service Engineer (my experience is in Biotech). Here is what to expect when you first start your new position and here are some tips to hopefully improve your learning.
Let me know down below if your company training program for Field Service is similar to what I've mentioned and share your thoughts on whether you think having video explanations would be beneficial to you as a Field Service Engineer out in the field .
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Bro I’m thankful for your vids. You actually made me try and be in field service, now just got a job and your videos are helpful.
Thanks Yeorange. This is motivating to keep putting out these vids. It’s a lot of time spent to edit and record and I’m glad someone appreciates it 🥹
Solid advice sir!
You know I have to bring the heat ⚡️⚡️🫡
Thanks for the advice. I had my final interview with a company in the Netherlands for field service engineer straight out of college and just waiting for an offer now. Watching your videos has been a great help
Glad to hear Peter! Best of luck on the position.
I was an FSE for 17 years in flow cytometry. After 3 weeks of training and then 1 month of co travel, with a senior FSE, I was on my own. Those were the days of water cooled lasers and computers that ran on floppy drives. Documentation was a problem. The company did not budget for service manual editors. Management thought the costs were prohibitive so we relied on docs from engineering. Information was fragmented and as a result it took 5 years to come up to speed.
Imagine if you had good visuals that were clear and concise? 5 years is a long time ! Thanks for sharing your experience Rick!
Where can I get a job like yours?
they are out there you just have to take a look. I recommend starting on LinkedIn if you're new to the process.
@@untitledlabel I live in South Texas and I mean south on the border. Not really looking to move but looking for a company that could maybe fly me out begining of the week and maybe fly me back at the end of the week
@@juancuevas6627 There are plenty of jobs that require that amount of travel. Many different industries too.