Field Service Technician Canadian Water Technologies (British Columbia)

Field Service Technician Canadian Water Technologies (British Columbia)

18 Aug
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Canadian Water Technologies
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British Columbia

18 Aug

Canadian Water Technologies

British Columbia

Elevate your career as a Field Service Technician at Canadian Water Technologies, specializing in advanced water treatment solutions. Your expertise in servicing and optimizing systems will be crucial to delivering exceptional water quality.

In this position, you will perform field assessments of water treatment systems and troubleshoot various technologies such as carbon filtration and reverse osmosis. The role emphasizes detailed documentation and adherence to quality management systems to ensure safe and effective operations.

Key Responsibilities:
• Troubleshoot process water treatment systems
• Perform detailed field assessments and analysis
• Calibrate and verify analytical instruments
• Maintain service records in line with standards
• Conduct after-hours calls and site travels

Requirements:
• Proven experience with process water treatment equipment
• Multi-ticket journeyman certification or relevant degree
• Solid mechanical and electrical skills
• Ability to work independently and within a team
• Previous quality management systems experience

Contribute your skills in delivering sustainable and reliable water treatment solutions at CWT.
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📌 Field Service Technician Canadian Water Technologies (British Columbia)
🏢 Canadian Water Technologies
📍 British Columbia

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