Onsite Water Treatment Service Specialist

Temporary field role supporting industrial water plant operations across customer locations.

Is this you?

• Do you enjoy hands-on work with pumps, valves, blowers, ejectors, air compressors, and instrumentation?
• Are you comfortable using analytical instruments and calibrated tools while handling acids and bases safely?
• Can you shift between fieldwork and documentation—updating spreadsheets, writing technical summaries, and coordinating with teams and clients?
• Do you have a knack for troubleshooting both mechanical systems and basic electrical issues?

What you’ll tackle

• Execute preventive maintenance and diagnose issues across industrial water treatment equipment.
• Run water chemistry tests—turbidity, chlorine, CO2, and SDI—and apply general water chemistry principles to operations.
• Maintain accurate records: build and manage spreadsheets; create detailed site paperwork and technical summaries.
• Coordinate daily with project teams and client personnel to plan work and communicate results.

What you bring

• Technical skill: Mechanical aptitude with basic electrical troubleshooting; proficiency with standard hand tools and specialized equipment.
• Professional strengths: Attention to detail, strong communication and customer service, problem-solving mindset, self-driven yet team-oriented.
• Software literacy: Comfortable with spreadsheets, word processing, basic databases, and the Google platform.
• Safety & compliance: Consistent adherence to EHS policies and on-site protocols; commitment to meeting volume and quality specifications.
• Mobility & equipment: Able to operate and maintain a company vehicle; forklift experience is a plus.
• Flexibility: Willing to work fluctuating schedules and learn procedures efficiently.

Where and how you’ll work

• Environment: Predominantly outdoor industrial settings with machinery, electrical panels, and chemical processes.
• Physical requirements: Regular reaching (above/below shoulders), standing, kneeling, crouching/crawling; navigating ladders and tight spaces.
• Lifting: Regularly up to 30 lbs; frequently up to 50 lbs.

Impact

Join a temporary assignment where your field expertise improves system reliability and safety, ensuring customers meet operational targets every day.