Technical Sales Representative - Nuclear Power Industries
Technical Sales Representative - Nuclear Power Industries
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- You will join a growth company offering a competitive base salary, bonus structure and benefits
- Receive a company vehicle and cell phone
- Opportunity for a long term, advancing career path in service, sales or management
- Access to the industry's most innovative training programs
- Support from a dedicated technical service team
- Culture that values safety first, including training and personal protection
- Feel proud each day to work for a company that provides clean water, safe food, abundant energy and healthy environments
- Supporting industrial water treatment programs that are critical to safe, reliable, and efficient power generation.
- Monitoring and optimizing cooling-water and related treatment programs, chemical feed systems, water chemistry, and digital monitoring/control technologies.
- Performing routine field testing, equipment inspection, calibration, troubleshooting, chemical inventory management, and program-performance reporting.
- Working closely with station chemistry, operations, maintenance, and other customer stakeholders to identify risks, resolve treatment challenges, and improve plant reliability and thermal performance.
- Supporting condenser and heat-exchanger performance, biological and scale control, corrosion management, lake/raw-water management, and other site-specific water applications.
- Participating in periodic plant outages, inspections, technical reviews, KPI meetings, and business reviews.
- Maintaining strong procedural adherence, human-performance practices, and a safety-first mindset appropriate for highly regulated nuclear generating facilities.
- Developing strong customer relationships while identifying opportunities to deliver measurable operational, reliability, sustainability, and economic value.
- Territory/Location Information:
- This position is based in the Chicago suburbs
- Territory covers Dresden, LaSalle, Clinton IL.Targeted accounts are within the nuclear power industries
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