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Performs clinical radiation oncology physicist and dosimetry duties; develops quality control policies and procedures on therapy equipment and maintains records on all routine calibrations and equipment; coordinates and assists in-service and repair of medical physics equipment and radiation therapy linear accelerators and simulators.
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Submit all paperwork to Equipment Service Manager on a timely basis. Effectively and consistently communicate with Equipment Service Manager. Reporting: Reports directly to the Equipment Service Manager.
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Job Description Operates and maintains power equipment such as, clamp, slip-sheet, or fork sit-down lift truck, manual and electric pallet jacks, cigarette stamping machine, floor scrubber, battery exchanger, and power tools to move and prepare goods in/out of depot.
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Being an Expert: Maintain up-to-date product knowledge and equipment expertise to enhance sales performance. Employee Discounts at Titan Machinery, Vehicle Discount, Enterprise Car Rental, Hertz Car Rental, Choice Hotels, and Profile Plan.
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Costco Wholesale Corp. - 3800 N DIVISION [Forklift / Warehouse Associate / Material Handler] As an Equipment Operator with Costco, you will: Operate and maintain power equipment such as, clamp, slip-sheet, or fork sit-down lift truck, manual and electric pallet jacks, stamping machine, floor scrubber, battery exchanger, and power tools to move and prepare goods in/out of depot.
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Associated topics: aggregate, diesel mechanic, equipment, equipment operator, forklift, forklift operator, heavy equipment opr, heavy equipment technician, loader, operator.
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Performs duties in the operation of various types of heavy construction equipment which may include front-end loader, excavator, backhoe, compactor, motor grader, skid steer, bulldozer and tri-axle dump truck with trailer.
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Additionally, the Farm Production Equipment Operator may be required to work extended hours, including weekends and holidays, during peak farming seasons. - Operate a wide range of farm equipment and machinery, including tractors, planters, combines, sprayers, and harvesting equipment, efficiently and safely.
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Job Overview: As a Sustaining Equipment Engineer , you will be responsible for making continuous improvements to our automated production equipment for the manufacturing of electrical systems for electric vehicles.
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Operates quarry mobile equipment, including, but not limited to, front end loader, bulldozer, and backhoe, to lift and transfer bulk materials, such as shot rock, sand, clay, or other bulk material, to trucks, hoppers, chutes or other areas of quarry.
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Heidelberg Materials is seeking a Heavy Equipment Operator for our Fairmount facility located in Fairmount IL. Heidelberg Materials is seeking a qualified Heavy Equipment Operator. This position will be responsible for the operation of mining equipment and/or for operating quarry equipment.
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The following equipment is representative of the size, weight and complexity appropriate for Senior Equipment Operator: Oil Distributor (2000 gallon or more), Dozer, Truck (with mounted attachments), Grader Motor (All), Asphalt Paver, Excavator (All), Chip Spreader, Front End Loader/Back Hoe, Tractor Trailer (Equipment and Material Haul), Track Loader, Wheel Loader (3 cubic yards or more), and Truck-Trailer Combination.
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Works with the line crew in digging ditches and trenches, hoisting material, tools, equipment, and any related work with a backhoe, road grater or front-end loader; performs routine inspection and preventive maintenance on assigned equipment and refers defects or repairs to the supervisor; cleans equipment; assists in the installation and maintenance of traffic control devices.
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Working largely independently, the Radiology Equipment Specialist II performs and properly documents scheduled maintenance, complex repairs, and other inspections on a wide range of medical equipment, with a focus on complex medical imaging systems.
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An offshore based Technician - Rotating Equipment Specialist reporting to the Maintenance Team Leader. Accountable for ensuring the rotating equipment and package auxiliary systems are operating within the OEM operating limits.
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