Jobs at H2O Innovation

Manage water and wastewater treatment projects from contract signature through engineering, procurement, manufacturing, shipping, installation, commissioning, startup, and client training. Coordinate mechanical, electrical, process engineering, production, service, finance, and client teams. Ensure technical and financial performance, quality, schedules, safety, and customer satisfaction while supporting multiple membrane-technology projects. Travel domestically and internationally 10–15% of the time.

Program PLCs and HMIs, analyze user needs, design automated systems from technical schematics, test and deploy installations at client sites, create technical documentation, and troubleshoot or upgrade automation systems.

Coordinates administrative activities for the quality team, including controlled-document management, revision tracking, electronic quality-system migration, audit preparation, corrective-action follow-up, reporting, training records, meetings, and process improvements. Provides first-level system support and maintains health, safety, and environmental records. The role supports the company’s ISO 9001 certification journey and requires strong organization, attention to detail, Microsoft 365 proficiency, and approximately 20% travel within Canada and the United States.

Designs and develops water and wastewater treatment systems, including equipment skid layouts, 3D drawings, hydraulic calculations, P&IDs, PFDs, equipment specifications, and engineering documentation. Selects pumps, valves, blowers, instruments, and construction materials while ensuring compliance with applicable standards. Collaborates with project managers, clients, procurement, manufacturing, suppliers, and commissioning teams across multiple projects.

Program PLCs and HMIs, analyze user needs, develop programming plans, design automated systems, test and deploy installations at client sites, create technical documentation, and troubleshoot or upgrade automation systems.

Lead quality systems for the Water Technologies & Services division, with emphasis on supplier performance, inspection processes, non-conformance reporting, corrective actions, and operational improvement. Collaborate across engineering, operations, projects, service, sales, and supply chain to reduce risk, improve quality and margins, standardize processes, and prepare the division for ISO 9001 certification. The role is based in Ramsey, Minnesota with hybrid flexibility and travel to Canada as needed.

Program PLCs and HMIs, analyze user needs, develop programming plans, design automated systems from technical drawings, test and deploy installations at client sites, create technical documentation, troubleshoot systems, and perform upgrades. The role requires strong communication, English proficiency, user-interface design skills, diagnostic ability, and experience planning comprehensive system tests.

Lead the global documentation system, maintaining controlled documents, revision histories, templates, and archives in compliance with ISO and regulatory requirements. Support migration to an electronic quality platform, quality-system process improvements, user training, audits, corrective actions, reporting, and change management. Collaborate with Quality and operational teams to ensure documentation is created, reviewed, approved, and accessible. Travel up to 20% for projects and onboarding.

Designs preliminary water treatment processes and UF/NF/RO packages, prepares estimates, bills of materials, technical proposals, process drawings, and control documentation. Collaborates with sales and engineering teams, selects treatment equipment, supports projects and installations, conducts process audits, analyzes costs, and improves treatment technologies. The role requires membrane filtration expertise, regulatory knowledge, client presentations, and travel to project sites.

Serve as the functional lead for IFS-focused ERP systems, translating business requirements into configurations and enhancements. Support daily operations, troubleshoot issues, conduct root-cause analysis, configure workflows and roles, and assist with upgrades, testing, and continuous improvement. Maintain system documentation, train end users, and collaborate with finance, supply chain, manufacturing, and other stakeholders to improve business processes and ERP adoption.

Assembles pipes, equipment, instruments, valves, and frame structures; glues PVC assemblies; measures, cuts, drills, and taps steel and PVC; cuts and threads stainless steel pipe; maintains quality, safety, cleanliness, and project timelines. The role requires technical-plan reading, independent multitasking, attention to detail, and the ability to lift, push, and pull at least 50 pounds.

Manage daily wastewater treatment plant operations, regulatory compliance, treatment performance, maintenance coordination, records, inspections, emergency response, employee supervision, training, and safety enforcement. The role requires monitoring treatment and laboratory data, troubleshooting equipment, adjusting processes, supporting audits, and ensuring operational standards are met.

Coordinates HR, payroll, administrative, and project support for Western Canada water treatment operations, including FIFO field environments. Responsibilities include recruitment, onboarding, employee changes, payroll and benefits support, travel and site rotation coordination, compliance tracking, expense and invoice processing, reporting, data entry, audits, and systems administration. The role also supports project managers, client billing, procurement, fleet maintenance tracking, and regulatory documentation.

Drive regional sales of water and wastewater treatment chemicals, consumables, parts, and services across municipal and industrial sectors. Expand the customer base through conferences, technical presentations, lunch-and-learns, and client meetings. Conduct pre-tender project-site evaluations, collaborate with engineers, technicians, vendors, and suppliers, and achieve annual revenue objectives. The role requires technical water-treatment knowledge, strong communication skills, autonomy, and 40–60% travel.

Provides strategic financial leadership for operations in Spain and Chile, overseeing accounting, payroll, tax, treasury, compliance, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and financial controls. Partners with local and corporate teams, manages auditors and financial institutions, improves and automates finance processes, leads cross-border activities, mentors the finance team, manages risk, and supports integrations, system implementations, and other strategic initiatives.