Join a premier environmental engineering and manufacturing organization to support the delivery of custom industrial air pollution control systems globally.
This dual-faceted role offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge environmental technology, splitting time between advanced in-house systems assembly and hands-on field servicing. You will play a vital role in ensuring peak performance of capital equipment across the automotive, aerospace, and chemical processing sectors. As a Field Service & Electrical / Mechanical Technician, you will leverage your expertise in industrial automation and mechanical systems to ensure high-quality production and field execution. Key duties include:
Requirements Technical Background: Proven industrial electro mechanical experience; open to all motivated individuals with strong trade skills, specifically electrical conduit routing. Software & Tools: Familiarity with PLC programming tools, HMI development software, and VFD configuration drives. Experience & Standards: Experience working with industrial combustion systems, burners, or thermal oxidizers preferred; deep understanding of NFPA and NEC codes is highly desirable. Credentials: Valid Driver's License is required; OSHA 10/30 Certification is a plus. Physical & Travel Capabilities: Willingness to travel domestically and internationally (Canada/Mexico); ability to lift up to 50–75 lbs with assistance and work comfortably in heavy steel fabrication environments. Safety Mindset: High-risk awareness with strict adherence to mandatory PPE protocols, including steel-toe boots, safety glasses, and hard hats.
Benefits offer an innovative and dynamic work environment where safety is a core value and technical expertise is highly rewarded. This role provides an excellent trajectory for career growth, offering diverse hands-on challenges that bridge advanced shop manufacturing with global field services. You will be part of a collaborative team dedicated to engineering clean air solutions through robust, safe, and industry-leading field practices.