Water Treatment Commissioning Specialist

Veolia | Water Tech; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 41,328 - 49,593; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Incentive pay

401(k) plan with match

Health insurance

Training opportunities

Job summary

Veolia Water Technology is seeking a Field Service Representative to manage water treatment plant commissioning, installation, and optimization, serving as the interface between design engineering, construction teams, control systems, and customers to ensure project success.

The role requires hands-on experience with water treatment equipment, electrical and mechanical systems, and the ability to travel up to 70–80% of the year, ~250 days.

Qualifications

• Degree in Engineering or related field or equivalent certification.
• 5+ years in water treatment/field service.
• Experience in commissioning, construction, or field services.

Responsibilities

• Participate in Model Reviews, Engineering Design Meetings, and Safety in Design reviews.
• Ensure accessibility, maintenance, and operability of process equipment.
• Define problems, collect data, and draw valid conclusions to improve operations and determine design viability.
• Commission Water Treatment Plants by ensuring equipment and control systems meet specifications.
• Develop SOPs and training for operation and maintenance of process equipment.
• Perform after-market services including site inspections and technical reports.

Skills

Water treatment knowledge

Field service

Electrical experience

Mechanical experience

Communication skills

Travel ability

Education

Engineering degree or related field

5+ years in water treatment/field service

Tools

Reading drawings

Control panels

Lock-out/Tag-out procedures

Job description

Veolia Water Technology is seeking a Field Service Representative to manage water treatment plant commissioning, installation, and optimization, serving as the interface between design engineering, construction teams, control systems, and customers to ensure project success.

The role requires hands-on experience with water treatment equipment, electrical and mechanical systems, and the ability to travel up to 70–80% of the year, ~250 days.