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CRB Water in St. Louis is seeking a Flow Survey Technician to perform cooling water flow surveys at various industrial facilities. This role requires expertise in ultrasonic flow measurement and extensive travel across North America.
Key responsibilities include operating diagnostic equipment, measuring flow rates, and communicating findings. Ideal candidates must possess a high school diploma and strong mechanical aptitude, along with proficiency in Microsoft Excel.
CRB Water is one of the fastest-growing industrial water treatment companies in North America. We are built on the belief that people, not programs, make the partnership thrive. Headquartered in St. Charles, Missouri, we combine deep technical expertise with responsive local support to deliver smarter, greener, and more reliable solutions for industrial and commercial facilities.
With a large contingent of employee investors, we are beholden to our clients, not the stock market. Our ownership structure ensures commitment to long-term growth and investment in our people. Our team includes some of the most experienced professionals in the industry who thrive in a collaborative, relationship-driven culture where expertise, trust, and responsiveness matter.
At CRB Water, you’ll find minimal hierarchy, fast decisions, and the autonomy to act when customers need you most. We value ownership, integrity, and teamwork and we’re intentional about being the employer of choice in industrial water treatment. Join a company where your ideas move fast, your expertise makes a difference, and your impact lasts.
The Flow Survey Technician is responsible for performing cooling water flow surveys at industrial facilities, power plants, refineries, chemical plants, and commercial sites. The technician utilizes ultrasonic flow measurement equipment and other diagnostic tools to collect flow, temperature, and system performance data. This position requires extensive travel, strong mechanical aptitude, and the ability to work safely in industrial environments. Because apparently pipes refuse to diagnose themselves.