Doser Technician

Ensuring Chart’s Success…

We are looking for an independent, results oriented and self-motivated technician to provide a variety of service, training, and technical service support activities for nitrogen dosing equipment as well as VIP pipe install by the D&S Division in the field near the Chart–Ball Ground, GA facility, surrounding states and nation-wide.

What Your Day-to-Day Activities Will Be…

• Ensure timely and continuous quality service to the customer, by phone or site visits when necessary.

• Work with manager on customer communication.

• Prepare detailed service reports.

• Maintain tools and test equipment used for commissioning/service.

• Coordinate contact with all levels of supervision.

• Troubleshoot Nitrogen Dosing systems.

• Read and understand electrical schematics and use of troubleshooting tools and meters.

• Read and understand electrical schematics.

• Coordinate, perform and report results from testing. This includes logging results as required by written or verbal instructions.

• Adhere to contractual service agreements per sales and customer service directives.

• Perform quality tests as instructed by work instructions, engineering, or supervisor to ensure product quality.

• Install equipment including Nitrogen Dosers, pipe, ADF 105, etc.  Some equipment may require the use of forklifts and/or manlifts

• Utilize ISO 9000 knowledge and application standards.

• Observe and practice safety procedures and policies.

Your Education Should Be…

• Technical diploma/Certification required, preferably electronics/instrumentation related.

Your Physical Work Environment Will Require…

• Extensive travel to customer sites. (80%)

• Both outdoor and indoor work.

• Office and plant work.

• Exposure to food safe environments

• May involve exposure to temperature extremes

• Occasional weekend and holiday work

• Required use of personal protective equipment.

• Frequent standing, sitting, bending, stooping, twisting, and walking,

• Frequent lifting up to 75 lbs., occasional heavier lifting.

• Occasional pushing, pulling of materials up to 40 lbs.

Your Professional Experience Should Be…

• At least 1-2 years’ experience, preferably with commissioning and troubleshooting of equipment and instrumentation which include PLCs, ladder logic, and low voltage systems.

• Excellent communication skills used in answering customer’s questions and performing field service.

• Ability to read electrical and plumbing schematics.

• Work well in teams and independently.

• Read and understand detailed blueprints.

• Must possess a working knowledge of personal computers including MS Office, JD Edwards.

• Basic understanding of Industrial Controls and PLC’s

• Basic understanding of cryogenic liquids and gases, and thermodynamics.

Chart is an equal opportunity employer