Chemical Service Technician

Water Treatment Chemical Service Technician—Omaha, Nebraska

A Water treatment Chemical Technician will be responsible for working at a customer's data center in the Omaha, Nebraska area. The Chemical Technician will solve customer water treatment concerns, perform extensive water treatment lab work, and troubleshoot water treatment and control equipment at a customer's massive data center.

As a Chemical Service Technician, you will receive an industry competitive salary, expenses, and benefits. In addition, ample technical support is provided along with continuous training. Compensation is based upon experience and the ability to succeed. $55, to $75, first year base for a qualified candidate. Plus a year end bonus!

We hire with a focus that favors the committed employee both in terms of overall compensation and growth opportunities. We have designed our compensation package accordingly. Benefits include a corporate k, health, dental, vision, and life insurance.

Job Responsibilities :

Solve customers' water problems.

Treat industrial cooling towers to keep them energy efficient and environmentally friendly.

Perform detailed water testing & analyses at a data center.

Help deliver on customer KPIs and promote Garratt-Callahan solutions including proprietary chemical blends, equipment, & monitoring technology.

Reports directly to the Site Manager.

Keep our existing customers happy and safe.

About Garratt-Callahan :

G-C is family owned, profitable, and expanding. We have five chemical plants in the USA, sales people in every state, and operations in Asia, the Pacific, and the Caribbean.

Benefits :

We offer a competitive benefit package which includes medical, dental, vision, AD&D, LT, and k.

First year compensation $55, to $75, plus bonus, depending on experience.

Advanced training, and a clear career path.

Family friendly, flexible hours.

A huge benefit of working for Garratt-Callahan is our stability and low turnover.

No Layoffs in our year history.

G-C is a profitable company. The last year that G-C did not turn a profit was during World War 2.