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Field Service RepresentativePermanent, full-timeGuelph, ON(Traveling 80% of the time - throughout Ontario and North America)Company: Our client is an international leader in their industry. Due to continued growth, they are looking to add a talented and very flexible Field Service Representative to their team of professionals.Perks:Competitive base salary, with the opportunity to earn commissionCompany-paid health, dental, and vision benefits.RRSP3 weeks' vacationCompany laptop and phoneTravel, mileage, and expenses paidJob Summary:You will be responsible for the successful installation, start-up, and customer support in the operation of the company's pollution control systems. This position requires extensive travel in Canada, the US and worldwide, as required.Duties:Communicate with clients to develop schedules and answer technical questions about the installation of air pollution control equipment.Lead a wide variety of field inspections, checks, and tests of equipment, verifying equipment installation as per P&ID (piping and instrumentation diagram), electrical and mechanical drawings.Commission and service full-scale air pollution control products.Coordinate and provide in-class and hands-on operator training on company air pollution control systems.Manage site work by external subcontractors as required.Monitor and troubleshoot critical equipment and instrumentation, documenting recommendations for improvement to develop performance improvement programs.Provide technical support through onsite service calls or telephone assistance.Qualifications: Post-secondary education in a related field.5 years of field service experience in mechanical/electrical systems.Familiarity with pumps, blowers, fans, water circulation systems and control instrumentation.Mechanically inclined with the ability to interpret, analyze, understand, and implement information from technical drawings and literature.Ability to write routine and complex field reports to effectively relay information to customer and internal parties.Familiarity with OSHA protocols is necessary to work safety.Willingness to travel extensively (80% of the time across North America and worldwide, as required).Valid driver's license and passport for cross-border travel.