Installation: Setting up new vending machines at various locations, ensuring they are properly connected and functioning correctly.
Maintenance: Regularly inspecting vending machines to identify any issues or potential problems. This may involve cleaning, lubricating moving parts, and performing routine maintenance tasks to keep machines in good working order.
Repair: Diagnosing and repairing malfunctions or breakdowns in vending machines. This could involve replacing faulty components, fixing wiring issues, or troubleshooting electronic systems.
Restocking: Refilling vending machines with products when inventory runs low. Technicians may also be responsible for rotating stock to ensure that products are fresh and removing any expired items.
Upgrades and Modifications: Installing upgrades or making modifications to vending machines to improve functionality, security, or efficiency.
Customer Service: Responding to service calls from customers who encounter problems with vending machines, and providing assistance and support to resolve issues in a timely manner.
Inventory Management: Monitoring inventory levels and reporting on product sales to ensure that vending machines are stocked appropriately with popular items.
Documentation: Maintaining detailed records of maintenance and repair activities, including documenting any parts replaced or repairs made.
