Perform water analyses, troubleshoot treatment systems, apply chemical solutions, and monitor treatment results and product feed rates. Fulfill contracted service requirements, maintain and repair chemical feed equipment, document and communicate results, and support customers and junior technicians.
Collect and analyze wastewater samples, interpret and report field data, and recommend adjustments to chemical treatment programs. Manage chemical inventory and deliveries, perform minor maintenance on feed and monitoring equipment, and serve as the day-to-day technical contact for customer sites.
The Account Manager III will work under the supervision of senior staff to develop sales strategies, manage customer relationships, and drive growth within an assigned territory. The role involves technical problem-solving, conducting site audits, and implementing retention strategies for industrial water treatment accounts.
The technician is responsible for performing water analysis, maintaining chemical feed equipment, and providing technical support to customers to ensure optimal water treatment program performance. They also document results, monitor product inventories, and provide guidance to junior staff members.
The Account Manager III is responsible for developing sales strategies, managing customer relationships, and driving growth within an assigned territory. They will work under the supervision of senior staff to troubleshoot technical water treatment issues and implement retention strategies.
The technician is responsible for performing water analysis, applying chemical solutions, and monitoring treatment program effectiveness. They must also calibrate equipment, document results, and communicate findings to account managers.
The Account Manager II works under supervision to develop sales strategies, retain existing accounts, and identify customer needs within an assigned territory. They are responsible for building key relationships, conducting technical audits, and creating effective proposals to drive growth.
The Account Manager serves as the primary technical representative, responsible for wastewater sampling, chemical logistics planning, and equipment maintenance. They manage customer relationships, ensure contract compliance, and identify opportunities for account growth.
The Project Manager oversees the planning, execution, and commissioning of chemical treatment system projects across municipal and industrial facilities. They serve as the primary liaison between stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered safely, on schedule, and within budget.
Provide expert technical support throughout the sales process, including conducting plant audits and developing customized treatment solutions. Partner with field sales teams to troubleshoot systems and deliver educational presentations that drive customer growth and retention.
The Business Development Manager will lead the creation and implementation of sales strategies to grow market share within the water treatment industry. They are responsible for identifying new customers, developing effective proposals, and managing the transition of new business to the account management team.
The Business Development Manager is responsible for driving market growth and acquiring new customers within the water treatment industry. They will develop and execute strategic sales plans while collaborating with technical staff to provide effective solutions for water treatment systems.
The Account Manager II will shadow experienced staff to learn technical water treatment problem-solving and customer sales fundamentals. They will manage specific tasks within an existing territory to retain customers and drive sales growth through strategic relationship building.
The Account Manager III will work under the supervision of senior staff to develop sales strategies, manage customer relationships, and solve technical water treatment issues. They are responsible for identifying customer needs, creating effective proposals, and driving growth within an assigned territory.
The Equipment Installation Technician III is responsible for designing, quoting, and overseeing the installation of chemical feed and oxidant systems at customer sites. They also manage project schedules, supervise contractors, and provide technical support to ensure high-quality, safe system implementations.
The Field Sales Coordinator manages administrative functions and customer satisfaction by coordinating with local sales teams and maintaining internal business systems. They act as a liaison between customers and the company, handling order tracking, reporting, and event coordination.
The Account Manager is responsible for maintaining and expanding the business base by providing technical water treatment solutions and monitoring program results. They perform regular water analysis, calibrate chemical feed equipment, and ensure high-quality service delivery to assigned customer accounts.
Responsible for maintaining existing corporate accounts and acquiring new business within the food and beverage water treatment sector. This involves developing strategic action plans, fostering C-suite relationships, and collaborating with technical teams to drive profitable growth.
Lead the creation and implementation of innovative sales strategies to grow ChemTreat's market share in industrial water treatment. Focus on acquiring new customers through strategic analysis and managing existing business to increase profitable sales volume.
Lead the creation and implementation of innovative sales strategies to grow ChemTreat's market share in industrial water treatment. Focus on acquiring new customers through strategic analysis and managing existing business to increase profitable sales volume.
The technician is responsible for performing water analysis, calibrating pumps, and applying chemical solutions to maintain customer water treatment systems. They must also document results, communicate data to account managers, and provide technical guidance to junior staff.
The Account Manager will manage and retain existing industrial water treatment accounts while implementing sales strategies to drive growth within an assigned territory. They will develop key customer relationships, identify needs through strategic questioning, and collaborate with senior staff to provide technical solutions.
The technician is responsible for performing water analysis, applying chemical solutions, and monitoring system performance to meet contractual obligations. They also calibrate equipment, document results in reports, and provide technical guidance to junior staff.
