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Assist in selection and procurement of engineered systems such as switchgears, panel boards, lighting package, and generator sets etc. Weekly meeting/teleconferencing with the project electrical engineer counterpart on site to manage schedule of equipment shipping, site progress, technical or contractual issues.
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From curbside to rooftop, ABM's comprehensive services include janitorial, engineering, parking, electrical and lighting, energy and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, HVAC and mechanical, landscape and turf, and mission critical solutions.
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Work outdoors, in confined space, irregular schedule, working off-shift/rotating schedule, operation of motor vehicles, work in a noisy environment, work under unusual lighting conditions, work near sources of ionizing radiation, work near sources of non-ionizing radiation, headgear or head protection, safety glasses or eye protection, hearing protection, gloves or hand protection, safety shoes or protective foot gear.
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Respond to service requests related to plumbing, electrical, lighting and general maintenance issues. Competitive Pay based upon experience Weekly Pay Company supplied tools, vehicle & uniform Own Brands Discount Life/work Balance Health & Wellness Benefits Business Stewardship Career Pathing About Us At Giant Eagle Inc., we’re more than just food, fuel and convenience.
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Assumes primary responsibility for the completion of work orders pertaining to door and window frames, flooring, plumbing, ceiling panels, hardware, lighting fixtures, electrical apparatus, wiring, alarms, air condition and refrigeration controls, and similar electric and mechanical elements in facilities.
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This includes testing of digital, analog, and mixed signal electronic circuits for lighting and lighting controls. Validation testing of Acuity Brands products, including electrical, mechanical, environmental, FCC, IEC, and IEEE testing, is required for third-party safety verification.
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Monitors building security and safety by performing such tasks as locking doors after operating hours and possibly checking electrical appliance use to ensure that hazards are not created. A driving force for a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable world, ABM provides essential services and forward-looking performance solutions that improve the spaces and places that matter most.
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Experience with bid document preparation for various projects including New Buildings, Renovations, Pump Stations, Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants, and Roadway Lighting. If you are a motivated Electrical Engineer seeking an opportunity to make an impact and grow your career with a dynamic and forward-thinking organization, we encourage you to apply.
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Must keep janitor's closet neat and orderly and maintain equipment in good working order. Periodically cleans overhead vents, dusts blinds, and polishes wood furniture. Sprays insecticides and fumigants to prevent insect and rodent infestation.
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Completes assigned preventive maintenance and reactive maintenance repairs requiring conveyor, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, instrumentation, HVAC and other equipment, systems or structures.
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Ensure all sites are properly documenting employee onboarding, badging, safety, job training and performance management issues. Must have working knowledge of OSHA safety standards and regulations. Any specific offer will vary based on the successful applicant’s education, experience, skills, abilities, geographic location, and alignment with market data.
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Installs, repairs, and maintains plant electrical systems, including power distribution and branch circuits, lighting distribution and branch circuits, motors and motor circuits, and associated equipment devices.
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1 year of groundskeeping experience preferred. We are searching for a motivated, friendly team member that will perform groundskeeper and maintenance duties in designated areas in a school, college, or university environment.
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Developing electrical models and reports using various modelling software packages (e.g. SKM, ETAP, PLS-CAD, AmpCalc, ATP) Preparing construction drawings and documents including equipment location plans, interconnect wiring diagrams, wiring schematics, cable and tray layouts, equipment supports, cable schedules, and lighting, etc.
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Design power distribution, standby power systems (UPS & generators), lighting, lightning protection, operational and monitoring control systems, grounding, telecommunications, and fire alarm conceptual systems under senior direction.
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