Field Service Technician - Construction MachineryGet off the tools of the past and into the technology reshaping how Australia builds.Our client is one of Australia's most established technology distributors — 50+ years in the market, national reach, and a reputation built on precision.
They're growing their machine control team and need a hands-on technician to install, calibrate and support GPS guidance and precision positioning systems on earthmoving and construction equipment.If you've turned spanners on heavy gear and you're ready to work with industry-leading tech instead of just diesel and hydraulics, this is the step up.What's on offer:Base $90K–$110K + superFully maintained company vehiclePaid overtime on topLaptop, phone and full tool kit providedOngoing training on industry-leading technologyA secure, well-backed business with a real growth trajectoryThe roleInstall and commission machine control systems on dozers, excavators, graders and rollersCalibrate,
test and fault-find GPS/GNSS and precision positioning hardwareProvide on-site and workshop support to customers across the regionWork alongside the sales and technical team to deliver the right solutionBe the face of the brand on site — reliable, sharp and solutions-focusedWhat you'll bringA technical or trade background — diesel mechanic, auto electrician, plant mechanic, field service technician or similarAny exposure to machine control, GPS guidance or survey equipment is highly regarded (but not essential — we'll train the right person)Hands‐on experience with construction, earthmoving or heavy equipmentStrong fault‐finding ability and a methodical approachA valid driver's licence and willingness to travel within your regionSomeone who takes pride in doing a job properlyReady to make the move?
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📌 Field Service Technician - Construction Machinery (New South Wales)
🏢 Vitality Recruitment
📍 New South Wales
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