Technician inspecting industrial equipment

CAREERS

Careers in industrial service

Work with machinery. Solve problems that matter to production.

Industrial service needs people who can diagnose equipment problems, source the right parts, and complete work at a customer’s site. It also depends on the purchasing, scheduling, and logistics work behind each job.

The disciplines below describe the work that supports equipment maintenance and supply. Some roles focus on machinery; others keep parts, service work, and purchasing information in order.

No vacancies are currently advertised on this website, and applications are not being accepted here. Please do not submit a résumé or personal employment information through the inquiry form.

Technical and service roles

Technical service

Inspect equipment, carry out agreed repair work, and document the condition of components and the results of completed checks.

Sourcing & purchasing

Identify replacement parts, request supplier quotations, compare availability, and place orders against approved specifications.

Field service

Work at operating sites on installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance. Prepare service reports and identify work requiring further attention.

Engineering & applications

Review equipment selection, assess proposed substitutions, and define requirements for modifications or replacement installations.

Operations & logistics

Arrange parts deliveries and equipment movements, track job progress, and prepare the materials needed for scheduled work.

Technology & business systems

Maintain parts and service information, develop administrative workflows, and control access to purchasing and customer records.

Working at Mardenvale

The work ranges from identifying replacement parts to inspecting equipment and planning service visits. Accurate measurements and a clear job record matter in every role.

There are currently no advertised openings. Applications are not accepted through this website.

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