Control Field Service Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Baker Hughes in Firenze
Are you a Control System Field Service Engineer looking for an interesting and inspiring opportunity?
Would you like to be part of our Turbomachinery Process Solutions Product Line?
Be part of a successful team
Our Turbomachinery & Process Solutions team provides industry-leading products and services that optimize the extraction, production and processing of energy. We help a diverse range of customers across the value chain to reduce operating costs and improve productivity. Our field services team support the on-site installation, maintenance and planning of our industry-leading products for our global customers.
Partner with the best
As a Control Field Service Engineer, you will play a vital role onsite with our customers. Leading the installation and maintenance activities, you will work with customers to troubleshoot issues and ensure safe and compliant installations. You will be the onsite expert, continually developing your knowledge and skills to deliver innovative solutions for customers.
As a Control Field Service Engineer, you will be responsible for:
- Providing technical direction for site activities to internal teams and skilled labour to ensure safety, compliance and quality
- Overseeing, troubleshooting and start-up of control panels and control sequencing for rotating, driven equipment and auxiliary systems
- Preparing and updating technical documentation, plans, daily and weekly briefing reports for customers and internal cross-functional teams
- Ensuring internal training, compliance and quality documentation is updated, followed and completed according to company standards
Fuel your passion
To be successful in this role you will:
- Have an Engineering degree or a high school diploma and show good experience in a control systems role gained in an energy or oil and gas environment (or similar)
- Demonstrate a good working knowledge of control systems for rotating equipment installation and maintenance with experience of DLN/DLE mapping and