Job Description:

We are seeking a Customer Service Maintenance Technician who will be responsible for safely installing, maintaining, inspecting, and removing all types of liquid and/or gaseous cryogenic supply systems. The Customer Service Maintenance Technician is responsible for ensuring that the cryogenic supply system operates reliably and satisfies the customer’s end use requirements. Technicians are responsible for performing the following routine tasks: Pipefitting, rotating equipment PMs, electrical analysis on system components, oxygen cleaning of new components, and troubleshooting of refrigeration systems.

Responsibilities:

The technician must have a professional personality to communicate with sales representatives, customer personnel, and internal maintenance planning groups. Must possess the following set of core skills:Ability to read prints and schematics.Understand materials of construction and general system layout.Understanding of various system components (regulators, valves, solenoids, pressure relief devices, etc.).Must be an organized self-starter that can plan his/her daily workload.Requires computer proficiency including, but not limited to: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, internet searches, smart phones, tablets, and handheld data entry devices.

Working Conditions:

This position reports remotely to the Customer Service Maintenance Superintendent. The candidate must reside within proximity to the territory of coverage.

Technician works an 8-hour day with overtime as needed. The technician is on call 24 hours/day, 7 days/week except for approved holidays and paid time off. Job requires a valid Driver’s License, and candidate must be able to safely operate a company service vehicle in all types of weather.

The company will train the candidate at our National Training Center located in East Chicago, IN with class sessions usually lasting a week in duration. We require our employees to be team players and safety is part of our everyday culture. Training classes are at the collegiate level and are designed to develop competence in the following topics: Bulk Atmosphearic Gas (BAG) Systems, Hydrogen systems, CO2 systems, high pressure pumping systems, electrical AC/DC, 600 Volt Level 1 and 2, pipe joining, technical cleaning, and NITC/ medical install certification.