Description:
Work Location: Mobile Field Service Representative in Boston MA area
Job Description Summary
As a Field Service Technician, you will safely provide operations and maintenance on water treatment systems for customers in a variety of locations. Examples of technologies you could work on include media filtration, softening, reverse osmosis (RO), ion exchange (IX), de-oxygenation, electro deionization, and ultrafiltration (UF).
What you will be responsible for:
-Operate, monitor, and optimize equipment performance
-Conduct maintenance and calibration activities
-Perform analytical testing such as: turbidity, hardness, chlorine, pH, CO2, O2, SDI, TOC, in addition to various other site-specific testing requirements
-Monitor and maintain chemical injection systems
-Maintain inventory of spare parts and adequate supply of chemicals and replacement parts
-Carry out mechanical, electrical and controls troubleshooting on equipment such as valves, air compressors, ejectors, process pumps, blowers, and instrumentation
-Create and maintain site paperwork, and provide customers with detailed technical summaries of work performed
-Consult with customer management and operation teams
-Ensure contract compliance of volume and quality specifications
-Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
Skills/Experience Required
-High School Diploma / GED / Home School Certification OR international equivalent and 2+ years’ experience of service/maintenance or equivalent in an industrial environment
-Bachelor or Associates Degree in Science/Engineering (STEM) or technical certificate in Instrumentation, Controls or programming and/or water treatment equipment including UF/MBR required. Working experience with PLC control systems, PLC programming and troubleshooting is preferred
-Ability to travel extensively
-Valid Driver’s License
-Ability and willingness work based on customer needs (shift work, extended shifts etc)
-Demonstrated ability to work independently and remotely with project teams
-Strong oral and written communication skills •
Last updated on Mar 19, 2019