Summary:
An ambitious and dedicated skilled technician responsible for layout, installation, repair, and preventative maintenance of electrical/mechanical equipment systems. This position works on flexible 8 to 12-hour day shifts, travelling primarily to various customer installsites in the USA and Canada. The field service technician provides installation, training, troubleshooting, commissioning, and after-sales equipment focused on Electrolyzed Water Generators (ECA), and water treatment equipment. With a strong ability toprioritize, they work as part of a team while still demonstrating independent problem-solving and taking self-initiative. With a strong background in electrical/mechanical instrumentation, they are willing to expand on training in various water treatment technologies.
Responsibilities:
Perform water quality testing analytical and measurement equipment such as colorimeters, pH, ORP, conductivity meters, wet titration, and analytical balances while conducting accurate data collection and analysis Receives instructions, drawings, wiring diagrams, and work orders from supervision Repairs installs, dismantles, modifies, replaces, adjusts, tests, cleans, calibrates, troubleshoots, diagnose, and maintains water treatment equipment/apparatus pumps, rectifiers, VFD, PLC, relays, electrodes, electric circuit breakers, pipes, fittings, solenoids, valves, cable, instrumentation, Network (preventative and predictive maintenance) Performs scheduled, emergency, and preventative maintenance workInterprets technical specifications, drawings, schematics, and relevantmanuals/references to identify required repairs and recommendedmaintenance activities Effectively engaged across various maintenance challenges that utilize multiple skills and resources; enlists the appropriate help when required Cross-train to assemble and wire machines and controls to assist with production as needed Keeps working area, tools, and equipment in clean and orderly condition Adjust fluids and parameters of equipment run following customers specificationsTelephone remote consults and on-site visits and training to customers and end-users Must be available to work a minimum 8-hour day, occasional evening shifts/call-outs, and travel as required to the USA and Canada sites Carries out additional projects and assignments as required
Qualifications:Electrician or Mechanic KnowledgeWater Treatment knowledge/experience is considered an assetProven field experience and technical skillsValid Class 5 Manitoba driver's LicenseBasic knowledge of various software, including Microsoft Office (Outlook,Word, Excel)Ability to work independently with minimal supervisionDemonstrate strong problem-solvingMust be driven and dependable with a willingness/ initiative to learnMust bring a positive attitude and proactive approach to challenges and opportunitiesMust be able to accurately follow instructions, be a Self-Starter yet able to take directionA valid Electrician trade equivalent certificate.A desire to continuously upgrade their knowledge and skill in the tradeThe ability to work under minimal supervisionKnowledge of automation and CAD softwareA solid industrial background and universal skillset

Autobody Painter, Autobody Repair Technician or a combination of both
Responsibilities:
Panel repair and replacement, sanding, welding, grinding, painting, part removal and installation, etc..

Job requirements:

Physically capable of lifting over 50lbs, able to work with little supervision, have a good knowledge of automotive repair. Drivers license preferred, ability to get to and from work, equivalent to a red seal autobody technician (minimum 4 years experience in the trade)

40 hours per Week from 8:30 till 5:00 (overtime work- possibly, not for sure)20-35 per hour