Field Service Representative 2
Ecolab
Field Service Representative 2
Ecolab
Provides water, hygiene, infection prevention solutions
Overview:
A technical service and application engineer role providing on-site support to customers and partnering with sales staff to deliver solution-driven water treatment services in downstream (petrochemical) facilities.
Key Responsibilities:
Petrochemical experience is mentioned in the requirements
Collaborate with District Sales Representatives to launch and support new chemical treatment applications.
Perform routine and technical service tasks: system audits, sample testing, data logging, reporting, and inventory management.
Install, calibrate, and maintain feed and monitoring equipment.
Troubleshoot operational issues, recommend corrective actions, and escalate complex challenges.
Build strong working relationships with customer personnel and support best practices implementation.
Capture service reports, assist with chemical ordering, and support technical proposals.
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering.
1–3 years’ experience in water treatment.
Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
Familiarity with chemical feed systems, monitoring equipment, and basic process instrumentation.
Knowledge in Microsoft Office, and strong communication and relationship skills.
Ecolab provides water, hygiene and infection prevention solutions and services to about three million commercial locations in more than 170 countries. It combines cleaning, sanitizing, disinfection, and water-treatment products with on-site service and data-driven insights to help customers improve safety, cleanliness, and efficiency. Its global scale and breadth across food, healthcare, hospitality and industrial markets, plus a large field service network, differentiate it as an integrated partner rather than a one-off supplier. Its goal is to help customers run safer, cleaner operations while using water and energy more efficiently and reducing environmental impact.
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