General Description of Job:

In general, the Field Technician is responsible for complete commissioning of hardware at customer sites including wire terminations, instrument configurations, radio/antenna installation/ alignments and general panel troubleshooting for project field work or service calls. The Field Technician will utilize various hand and electric tools, analytical testing equipment and computer supported software. Duties to include but not limited to: Review assigned scope of work with project manager prior to working in the field Coordinate and implement any training required for the project with the Project Manager Safety Instrumentation Controls Site specifics / other onsite training Ensure the following information has been gathered PRIOR to heading to the site Product Literature Material Clarification of Specification, etc. Utilize template documents on all assigned tasks Parameter List Testing Documentation Calibration Documentation Daily Reports Time Sheet Credit Card Reconciliation Update panel schematics for CAD Designer to generate As-Built drawings Generate service tickets and daily reports Coordinate with Project Manager on assigned service calls for Invoicing Maintain Field tools and Test Equipment Maintain good relationship with customers Any other task, assignments, duty, or projects, as requested by management

Requirements:

Great communication skills, both verbal and written Ability to multi-task and prioritize in a high-pressure environment Intermediate computer skills and comfortability with Word, Excel, Outlook, etc. Ability to pass CP USA's Basic Electrical and Controls Theory Operational knowledge of multimeter functions, pressure calibrators, process meters, soldering wires, connectors. Experience in the theory, application and calibration of flow, pressure, level, and temperature instrumentation. Experience in troubleshooting complex relay logic using drawings and knowledge of motor/valve control logic. Experience in wiring and troubleshooting loop powered and isolated 4-20mA analog control systems. Must be able to work at elevated heights, including the use of ladders Great problem-solving skills Clean driving record Ability for overnight travel approximately 25% of the time Experience with commissioning program logic controller (PLC) software a plus Familiarity with wastewater and water treatment controls a plus Familiarity with radio/cellular telemetry systems a plus. Familiarity with antenna mast rigging principles a plus.