Field Service Engineer
Field Service Engineer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Install, start up and commission reverse osmosis (RO), deionization (DI), electrodeionization (EDI), UV, filtration, softening and laboratory water systems.· Perform preventive maintenance, emergency repairs and replacement of pumps, valves, membranes, resins, instruments, motors and controls.· Diagnose flow, pressure, electrical, control and water quality problems; identify root causes and recommend corrective actions.· Measure and document conductivity, resistivity, pH, TDS and other required water quality parameters; coordinate specialized TOC, microbial or endotoxin testing as applicable.· Read P&IDs, wiring diagrams and equipment manuals; troubleshoot sensors, relays, VFDs and PLC-based controls within training and authorization.· Explain findings and repair options to customers; coordinate access, downtime and follow-up service.· Complete timely field service reports documenting test results, work performed, parts used, labor and recommendations.· Maintain calibrated test equipment, tools, parts inventory and assigned service vehicle; comply with customer site rules and company safety procedures.
- Three or more years of relevant field service, industrial maintenance, water treatment or laboratory equipment experience preferred; equivalent training and experience considered.· Technical training or associate degree in mechanical, electrical, water treatment or related discipline preferred.· Practical understanding of pumps, fluid systems, motors, controls and water chemistry; ability to use electrical and water quality test instruments.· Ability to interpret schematics and P&IDs, use mobile service software and communicate clearly with customers.· Valid driver’s license and ability to meet applicable company vehicle requirements. Preferred Experience· Experience with ELGA, Millipore Sigma or comparable laboratory purification equipment; Grundfos pumps, Fleck controls and UV equipment.· Familiarity with ASTM laboratory water specifications, applicable AAMI standards, commissioning, calibration and qualification activities.· Experience with PLCs, VFDs, automated controls and troubleshooting high-purity water systems in regulated facilities.· Experience with 3-phase electrical, 230/480VAC and pump/motor operations. Safety and Working Conditions· Follow Cal/OSHA requirements, PPE, chemical handling, electrical safety and lockout/tagout procedures; perform only work for which trained and authorized.· Travel to customer sites, work in mechanical rooms, stand, bend, kneel and climb ladders; lift up to 50 pounds with appropriate assistance when needed.· Occasional overtime, emergency response and scheduled on-call assignments may be required, subject to applicable wage-and-hour rules. Performance Expectations· Safe work practices; dependable attendance and customer communication; accurate and prompt service documentation.· High first-visit resolution where feasible, low repeat failures, reliable water quality and effective collaboration with the service team.
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