O&M Mechanical & Electrical Technician; Water Treatment

We are looking for a skilled and versatile Mechanical Electrical Technician to join our Operations Maintenance team This role is responsible for the daily hands‑on maintenance troubleshooting and repair of critical water treatment systems including Sewage Treatment Plants STP Reverse Osmosis RO systems water softeners and UV disinfection facilities A significant portion of this role involves servicing medical and hospital environments requiring a high level of reliability attention to hygiene standards and the ability to maintain critical ultrapure water systems without disrupting facility operations

Preventive Corrective Maintenance Equipment Maintenance Perform routine preventive and corrective maintenance on all mechanical and electrical components pumps valves blowers dosing systems and control panels System Troubleshooting Swiftly diagnose and repair mechanical breakdowns and electrical faults to minimize system downtime Specialized Water Treatment Operations Execute Clean-in-Place CIP chemical cleaning procedures for RO membranes recharge backwash water softeners and replace UV lamps and quartz sleeves Hospital Medical Facility Compliance Ultrapure Water Oversight Monitor maintain and log parameters for medical‑grade and ultrapure water systems ensuring strict compliance with hospital and healthcare water quality standards Safety Hygiene Adhere to rigorous infection control health safety and environmental standards required when working inside active medical facilities and wastewater plants Site Logs Reporting Data Tracking Maintain accurate daily logs of water quality parameters chemical consumption pressure differentials and maintenance work orders Team Coordination Work closely with the O M Engineer Coordinator to report site conditions spare parts requirements and potential operational risks

Experience:

3–5+ years of hands‑on technical experience maintaining water treatment systems (RO, STP, Softeners, UV) with clear exposure to medical, hospital, or pharmaceutical environments.

Education/Certification:

Diploma or technical certification in Mechanical, Electrical, or Electro-Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent trade experience).Technical

Competencies:

Electrical:
Ability to read electrical drawings, troubleshoot control circuits, test relays, and work safely with 3-phase power, motors, and PLC panels.

Mechanical:
Strong plumbing, piping, and mechanical repair skills (shaft alignments, seal replacements, pump overhauls).Process:
Solid understanding of CIP protocols and water softening cycles.

Attributes:
High reliability, disciplined adherence to safety protocols, and a clean, professional demeanor suitable for customer-facing medical environments.

Availability:
Willingness to participate in an on‑call rotation for emergency service responses.