Water Treatment Field Engineer – Petrochemical Focus

Veolia; Sarawak; On-site; MYR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Veolia Water Technologies in Malaysia seeks a field service engineer to service petrochemical and municipal accounts. You will conduct water analysis, ensure chemical systems are in good condition, and provide troubleshooting support at customer sites.

The role requires 3–5 years in water treatment, a chemical engineering or applied chemistry degree, and a valid driver's license. Based in Bintulu with travel to assigned accounts.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering or applied chemistry.
• Water treatment experience is advantageous.
• 3–5 years in water treatment, especially petrochemical or oil & gas.

Responsibilities

• Maintain Veolia Water Tech reputation at customer level.
• Service assigned accounts at prescribed frequency with water analysis, chemical injection checks, troubleshooting and field tasks.
• Maintain high service standards to minimize customer complaints.
• Interface with key customers to meet Veolia and customer objectives.
• Respond to customer inquiries about orders, acknowledgements, PO amendments and change notices.
• Support commercial team in sales activities.
• Develop product and system knowledge for preventive troubleshooting and accurate client recommendations.
• Communicate with Area/Account Manager about personal, business and training needs.
• Maintain chemical inventories to prevent outages at customer sites.

Skills

Water analysis

Troubleshooting

Field service

Communication

Education

Chemical engineering degree

Job description

Veolia Water Technologies in Malaysia seeks a field service engineer to service petrochemical and municipal accounts. You will conduct water analysis, ensure chemical systems are in good condition, and provide troubleshooting support at customer sites.

The role requires 3–5 years in water treatment, a chemical engineering or applied chemistry degree, and a valid driver's license. Based in Bintulu with travel to assigned accounts.