FM Field Service Engineer II reviews

Work from home, very flexible hours, independence, great training, travel, and experience. You get a list of a accounts to service and it is your responsibility to get them done by the deadline, from start to finish. You must talk with clients on a daily basis, arranging visits and educating them about loss prevention. There is a lot of training provided in communication and persuasion to help all engineers communicate effectively with clients. Training is intense and will take a total of about 16 months. Classroom and hands on training takes place in the east coast and all expenses are paid. Every engineer gets his/her own AmEx Corporate card and traveling is always enjoyable.

- good people and good support staff at all levels. management is typically looking out for employees. - good work environment without extensive office politics - telecommuting and company car - full provision of tools necessary to complete work - engineering driven and engineers feel appreciated for working at an insurance company - above average benefit packages which still includes a pension program which rewards employees for longevity and loyalty