📍 Location: Pune, Maharashtra, India
💼 Job Type: Full-time
🏭 Industry: Industrial Automation | Mechanical & Electrical Engineering

Regal Rexnord is looking for a skilled Field Service Engineer to support industrial braking and hydraulic systems across steel plants, mining sites, ports, and bulk material handling facilities.

🔧 Key Responsibilities:
✅ Installation, commissioning, and maintenance of industrial braking systems
✅ Troubleshooting hydraulic and electro-hydraulic systems
✅ Electrical fault finding and mechanical inspection
✅ Working with cranes, conveyors, and heavy industrial equipment
✅ Preparing service reports and ensuring site safety compliance

🎯 Who Can Apply?

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or equivalent qualification
• 4–6 years of relevant industrial service experience
• Knowledge of hydraulic systems, industrial brakes, and troubleshooting
• Willingness to travel extensively across India and internationally if required
• Comfortable working at heights

⭐ Additional Advantage: Candidates from West Bengal will be given an added advantage.

💼 Benefits Include:
✔️ Competitive salary and travel allowances
✔️ Paid travel and accommodation
✔️ Company-provided mobile phone
✔️ Workwear and PPE provided
✔️ Exposure to large-scale industrial projects

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