Industrial field service
Work carried out on industrial machinery at customer sites: fault-finding, maintenance, commissioning support, and the practical decisions that keep equipment moving.
Perth, Western Australia · Professional record
I'm Warren Nelson—an industrial field service technician with a background in CNC and manufacturing, currently extending that experience through engineering study and rapid, practical prototyping.
The record
Not a polished endpoint—a growing account of the work, what it taught me, and where it leads next.
Work carried out on industrial machinery at customer sites: fault-finding, maintenance, commissioning support, and the practical decisions that keep equipment moving.
More than a decade around fabrication and CNC environments, from machine operation and production constraints to CAD/CAM, setup, troubleshooting, and machine building.
Ongoing engineering study used to formalise and extend hands-on experience across electrical, mechanical, control, safety, and systems thinking.
Small, fast experiments in software, electronics, automation, data, and AI—built to answer a real question, then recorded so the result can be improved or reused.
Selected work
Manufacturing practice
Models, drawings, toolpaths, and sample work shaped by real tooling, workholding, material, and setup constraints.
Open record →Field documentation
A practical technical reference built from field-service learning, with measurement methods and site context kept close to the work.
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Software prototype
An evolving desktop prototype exploring local models, agent routing, memory, interfaces, and maintainable system boundaries.
Open record →Working method
Start with the machine, operator, environment, and actual failure mode.
Make the smallest useful fixture, script, model, test, or prototype.
Check the result against real constraints, not just a clean demo.
Leave a record of the reasoning, outcome, and next iteration.
Writing & notes
Field observations, CNC lessons, engineering concepts, build logs, and honest post-project notes.
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