Waste Water Treatment Technician - Cambridge, Canada - AGS Automotive

AGS Automotive

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Cambridge, Canada

4 weeks ago

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Description

COMPANY OVERVIEW

AGS Automotive Systems is a full-service automotive supplier specializing in the manufacture and supply of complex high value-add automotive metal components, including in particular front and rear impact assemblies, principally for pick-ups and the heavy truck market.

AGS offers full range of in-house capabilities including design and engineering, high tonnage metal stamping, light weighting solutions, innovative multi-material joining, high performance coatings including chrome plating and automated manufacturing processes.

AGS is committed to delivering high quality, high value products to our customers, who include several of North America's largest automakers.

For over 70 years AGS has stood behind our belief in quality, technology, and teamwork.

JOB SUMMARY

Reporting to the Coatings Technical Supervisor, the WWT Technician is responsible for, but not limited to, treating waste water generated from production processes and maintaining company set parameters for all identified measurables.

MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Follow, promote and encourage good housekeeping and safe work habits.
Adhere to the Technical system Procedures and Instructions.
Make accurate additions of chemicals and make adjustments to the processes as required.
Set up, adjust and calibrate lab equipment including but not limited to, Ph & Conductivity meters, Hydrometers, Phos meters, etc.
Maintain, record, chart and report accurate information in writing as per the requirements for all support systems including the R.O. Units, D.I. Units, Boiler and Waste Water Treat system.
Requires working with standardized procedures with the ability to prioritize own work and use judgement to refer unusual problems to supervisor.
Participate in team meetings, audits and corrective action investigations.
Ensure the standards of Section 28 of the OHSA are met.
Performs other duties as assigned.

EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS
Grade 12 education or equivalent or a combination of training/experience.

Good verbal and written communication skills

Ability to work both independently and in a team environment