Field Service Technician (Oil & Gas)
$35.00 - $50.00/hr
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Junior
SALARY
$35.00 - $50.00/hr
About the role
- Adhere to safety policies and procedures and any safety protocols required at customer facilities
- Install and provide operations support for chemical production systems at customer facilities including pulp mills, water treatment facilities, agricultural locations, and food processing facilities for product trials and permanent installations
- Travel to and work at customer facilities to run product trials
- Communicate and work with the customer's management and staff
- Develop a detailed understanding and proficiency for chemical production systems to maintain, troubleshoot and repair chemical production equipment
- Test and evaluate chemical production systems before and after deployment
- Conduct chemical analyses of products and of process streams treated by the chemistry
- Manage and coordinate systems and equipment for deployment to trials and permanent installations
- Develop an understanding of specific customer facilities and process
- Analyze customer data and key performance indicators to understand the impact of technology in a variety of applications
- Evaluate processes in field operations settings and communicate with Operation Engineering and HSEQ (health, safety, environment & quality) teams to develop improvements to safety, quality, and efficiency
- Bachelor's or Master's Degree in engineering field (Mechanical, Chemical, Environmental, etc) or comparable work experience 2-5 years of experience in industrial facilities like oil & gas, food & beverage, pulp & paper, water treatment, chemical, or pharmaceutical
- Excellent problem-solving skills with process equipment and automation, chemical manufacturing, or industrial/municipal water treatment processes
- Hands-on experience working with PLC's, process sensors, control signals, power supplies, motors, and pumps
- Familiarity with chemical reactions, chemical notation, stoichiometric calculations, and converting units of measure
- Applied knowledge of analytical chemistry techniques
- Experience with chemical hygiene and safety programs
- Exposure to distributed control systems (DCS) and data historian software
- Spreadsheet and database software to compile, analyze, and present data
- Experience with engineering design software, MS Office, and Google Suite tools preferred
- Equipment assembly or fabrication experience and process hazard analysis preferred
- Project management experience preferred
- Ability to travel (25%, varies by month), work flexible and extended hours at sites
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