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Job Title: Service Technician / Service Person (Water & Wastewater Treatment) Company: Bluemaarlin Engineering Pvt. Ltd. Location: Moshi / Chikhali (Nearby Local Candidates Preferred) Salary: 15,000 20,000 per month (based on skills and experience) Working Hours: 10:00 AM 7:00 PM Employment Type: Full-time Probation Period: 36 months Maps Location: Google Maps Location Job Overview Bluemaarlin Engineering Pvt. Ltd. works in the field of water and wastewater treatment. The company designs, fabricates, and assembles treatment systems such as UF, RO, WTP, Softener, DM, and MB plants. We are looking for an experienced service technician who can assemble and install water treatment plants at the factory and at customer sites. The candidate should have practical knowledge of piping, plant assembly, wiring, and basic fabrication work. The ideal candidate should be reliable, proactive, and capable of handling installation and commissioning work independently. Key Responsibilities Assemble water and wastewater treatment plants at the factory and at customer sites. Work on systems such as UF, RO, WTP, Softener, DM, and MB plants. Perform piping and mechanical assembly of plant components. Read and understand space layouts, GA drawings, and P&ID diagrams. Perform basic wiring and operate control panels such as starter panels. Assist in fabrication-related work when required (drilling, grinding, fitting). Visit project sites for installation, testing, commissioning, and handover. Coordinate with internal teams and customers during site work. Maintain basic records using Excel and email. Candidate Requirements Experience in water treatment plant assembly or service work. Knowledge of piping, wiring, plant assembly, and basic fabrication. Ability to read GA drawings, layouts, and P&ID diagrams. Basic computer knowledge including Excel and email. Must know Marathi and Hindi, with basic English communication. Must own a bike with valid documents (License, RC, Insurance, PUC). Must reside near Moshi or Chikhali and be willing to travel for site work. Site visits may vary from 1 day to up to 30 days (rarely). Company will provide accommodation and food during site work. Age Requirement 24 35 years What You Will Get Timely salary Health insurance after probation Petrol allowance for site visits Paid leaves Supportive and healthy work environment Opportunity to learn technical and management skills Interview Details Interview Timings: 10:30 AM 5:30 PM (Daily) Location: Moshi Website: Bluemaarlin Engineering Pvt. Ltd. .
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