Job Description:

On Site Service Technician Level III Level IVAll requirements from Apollo Safety Inc. Level I & II Technician must be continued in addition to the following. Technicianmust display the ability to calibrate "fixed" or "stationary" gas detection systems "in-house" & "on-site" at customersfacilities. Technician must begin to understand the entire "Fixed System" concept, including alarms, relays, and otherexternal devices that interact with the system such as fan control relays, valves, solenoids, actuators, ect. Technicianshould be able to understand the technical language included in all manufacturers product manuals for portable gasdetectors and fixed systems manuals as well as the control panels that operate them. Customer interaction on the phoneand in person is a must. Travel to and from customer sites in a safe and timely manner. Technician will be required toperform Fixed System calibrations and minor maintenance at customers facilities alone. Technician will be required toassist other higher level technicians "on-site" at customers facilities for Fixed System installations, calibrations andmaintenance. Ability and willingness to take study material home is a must. Technician must always present themselves ina courteous and professional manner and display Apollo Safety Inc. identification at all times. A good driving record is anabsolute requirement. Must complete a drug screen and background check. Normal business hours are 7:30AM through4:30PM Monday - Friday; however, work segments started will be completed the same day. Typical work week is 45-50hours. In addition to the regular work week this level technician will be "On-Call" for emergency response to contractcustomers. This is an On-Call Position. Additional compensation may be considered.RequirementsTechnical Backgroundï‚· High School diploma or equivalency is requiredï‚· Two years college or further education preferredï‚· Some electrical or electronic study courses completed by a recognized institutionBenefitsCommensurate with experience and current Apollo Safety programs