Customer Service Install Technician

Linde•California, CA

About The Position

The Customer Service Install Technician constructs liquid and gaseous ultra-high-purity Electronic Grade cryogenic supply systems safely and efficiently. The role involves coordinating with project managers, planners, sales teams, customers, contractors, engineers, and inspectors to support site construction, and aligning resources, timelines, and schedule changes with installation planners. The technician plans daily work, reads prints and schematics, and performs pipefitting, ultra-high-purity orbital welding, and brazing. The role also requires troubleshooting electrical systems using knowledge of cryogenics and refrigeration. Travel may be required up to 75% of the time, with the benefit of being home on weekends. The position includes extended hours when business needs arise, as well as weekend, holiday, and call-in coverage.

Requirements

Understand ultra-high-purity Electronic Grade system components, including regulators, valves, solenoids, and pressure relief devices.
Experience installing, maintaining, or repairing mechanical and electrical systems.
Computer proficiency with communication tools, spreadsheets, mobile devices, and navigation systems.
Valid driver's license and ability to safely operate a company service vehicle in all weather conditions.
Ability to meet physical requirements, including confined-space entry, climbing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and working at heights.
Availability to work extended hours when business needs arise.
Flexibility to support weekend, holiday, and call-in coverage.
Strong team orientation and commitment to safety and respectful collaboration.

Nice To Haves

Exposure to refrigeration, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, or cryogenic systems.

Responsibilities

Construct liquid and gaseous ultra-high-purity Electronic Grade cryogenic supply systems safely and efficiently.
Coordinate professionally with project managers, planners, sales teams, customers, contractors, engineers, and inspectors to support site construction.
Plan daily work schedules and coordinate resources, timelines, and schedule changes with installation planners.
Read prints and schematics and understand materials of construction and system layouts to support accurate installation.
Perform pipefitting, ultra-high-purity orbital welding, and brazing.
Troubleshoot electrical systems using knowledge of cryogenics and refrigeration.
Travel for field work, potentially up to 75% of the time.
Attend technical training sessions at the National Training Center in East Chicago, Indiana.
Provide weekend, holiday, and call-in coverage and support critical operational periods.
Contribute to a team-oriented, safety-focused, inclusive, and respectful work environment.