35 Job openings found

A Water Treatment Draftsman creates technical drawings for water/wastewater facilities, converting engineering designs into detailed plans for P&IDs, plant layouts, piping, mechanical, electrical, and civil structures, ensuring accuracy and compliance using AutoCAD and related software, coordinating closely with engineers for design finalization. Key duties include preparing General Arrangement (GA) drawings, Isometric drawings, Bill of Quantities (BOQ), and ensuring documentation ...

A CRM (Customer Relationship Management) role in water treatment involves managing client data, handling inquiries, tracking sales/service, and using CRM software (like Salesforce, HubSpot) to streamline operations for water purification, wastewater treatment, or RO plant services, focusing on customer communication, technical support, and driving revenue through effective client management and sales support for ...

A Water Treatment Engineer for an AdBlue (DEF) manufacturing company ensures the ultra-pure water (DI/RO) and process water meet strict ISO 22241 standards. They manage demineralization plants, effluent treatment (ETP), and quality control,, maintaining process efficiency. Key roles include operating RO systems, reducing water waste, and ensuring urea blending water quality.    Core Responsibilities Water ...

An Executive Marketing role for water treatment involves driving sales and brand awareness for solutions like RO, ETP, STP, and WTP by generating leads from industries (hospitals, hotels, government), managing client relationships, executing strategies, coordinating with technical teams, and handling proposals/tenders, requiring strong communication, negotiation, and industry knowledge (mechanical/chemical background is a ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator in a steel manufacturing company safely operates, monitors, and maintains high-pressure boilers, HRSG (Heat Recovery Steam Generation) systems, and auxiliary equipment to ensure continuous steam production. Key responsibilities include controlling boiler pressure, water treatment, fuel handling, and performing preventative maintenance while adhering to strict safety protocols.    Key ...

Water/Steam Analysis: Monitor boiler, feed water, condensate, and cooling water chemistry; manage treatment chemicals. Fuel Analysis: Perform proximate and ultimate analysis of coal and other fuels. Laboratory Management: Conduct routine and specialized tests, maintain equipment, and manage chemical storage. Environmental Compliance: Monitor and control air emissions and wastewater treatment systems. Operational Support: Advise operations, troubleshoot issues, and support maintenance ...

A Power Plant DM (Demineralization) Operator's job description involves operating and maintaining the DM plant to produce mineral-free water for power generation. Key responsibilities include monitoring equipment, performing routine maintenance, testing water quality, adjusting chemical dosages, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring adherence to safety and environmental regulations.    Core Responsibilities Plant operation:  Monitor and control the DM ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator in a steel manufacturing company operates and maintains high-pressure steam boilers (AFBC/WHRB/Coal-fired) to ensure continuous, safe, and efficient steam generation. Responsibilities include monitoring boiler parameters, controlling fuel and water treatment systems, conducting maintenance, and ensuring statutory compliance.    Key Job Responsibilities Boiler Operation & Monitoring: Safely operate high-pressure boilers, monitor ...

A Boiler Operator (Field Operation) safely operates, monitors, and maintains industrial boilers and auxiliary equipment (pumps, fans, water treatment) to ensure efficient, continuous steam or hot water production. They perform routine inspections, log data, troubleshoot malfunctions, and adhere to strict safety/environmental regulations.    Key Responsibilities: Operational Control: Start up, shut down, and adjust boilers (fuel, ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator is responsible for safely and efficiently operating, monitoring, and maintaining high-pressure boilers and related equipment. Key duties include monitoring and adjusting water, fuel, and chemical levels; observing gauges and meters; performing routine inspections and maintenance; troubleshooting issues; and maintaining detailed logs of all activities. They are also responsible for ensuring the equipment ...