McGill AirClean, a subsidiary of United McGill, has about 50 years experience solving air pollution control problems for a large variety of industrial sources, including furnaces, boilers, incinerators, kilns and dryers, and providing pressure processing equipment such as autoclaves and vacuum dryers for many industries.

The Associate will install, test, service and repair new and existing air pollution control systems and pressure processing equipment, such as autoclaves and vacuum dryers, and provide technical assistance and training to the customers.

Qualifications include: two year degree in electrical engineering technology, working knowledge of PLC programming, electrical or electronics troubleshooting experience, excellent communication skills, and ability to work extended hours and travel approximately 40% to 60% anywhere in North America. 

The Company offers competitive pay and benefits including:  medical/Rx drugs, dental and vision care, Health Savings Account (HSA), Paid Time Off (PTO) and paid Holidays, 401k Plan with Company matching contributions and paid disability and life insurance.