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SGM also boasts a full-service land surveying practice and an MEP Team, delivering energy efficiency and renewable energy consulting services. SGM offers a generous benefits package to full-time employees including medical, dental, vision coverage, employer paid STD/LTD/Life, HSA/FSA plans, 401k employer match, parental leave, vacation & sick leave, 8 paid holidays, and incentive compensation bonuses.
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Aescape is looking for a Field Service Engineer who can help design, implement and execute our field service and preventative maintenance strategy. A track record of field service working on high-end and complex equipment (e.g. fitness, surgical, medical & dental, EV charging & solar installation, audio visual equipment.
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Field Service Engineer The Staff Process Engineer – Aseptic and Beverage is responsible for independently designing batching and CIP system for different water and/or beverage (including hot fill and Aseptic lines) as well as scoping projects and obtaining equipment quotes from vendors for new beverage processing lines.
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GNSS Field Engineer. When possible, calculate quantities in field for your project supervisor using the COGO functionality within the data collector. The role of the Engineering Department is to support Pre-Construction and Field Operations.
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Shipyard Field Engineering is looking for dynamic individuals to work at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard Reactor Plant Contractors' Office (RPCO). The Test Engineer position requires 8-10 months of in-house technical qualification, and the Reactor Servicing Engineer position requires approximately 6 months of in-house technical qualification (less with prior applicable experience.
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Field engineers are proactive in identifying and preventing problems to avoid impacts to cost and ship delivery schedules. Because this is a NNL career development opportunity, it is strongly recommended that upon completion of a 3 - 5-year assignment in the field that the candidate return to the one of the laboratory locations to further their career as leaders within NNL.
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The Field Engineer (FE) ensures the quality and functionality of the newly installed AV systems through comprehensive system testing and commissioning. Degree in Engineering, Technology, related field or equivalent experience.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or related field is required. Ensure Working/Field Copy of project drawings updated continuously throughout the project to ensure they accurately reflect the as-left condition of the project at the end of each day.
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As a UPS Field Service Engineer, you will be responsible for the commissioning, maintenance, and emergency support of UPS and related power electronics equipment at our customers' sites within the regional coverage area.
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Mountain Ltd. has an opening for an OSP Field Engineer I in the Bend, OR area. The OSP Engineer will perform all aspects of OSP engineering including but not limited to engineering of line extensions for service order activity, pole replacements facility installations and facility relocation.
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The AES Field Service Engineer will be responsible for startups, emergency repairs, modifications, testing, retrofits, modernizations, upgrades and warranty on electrical power distribution, control and switchgear.
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The Field Engineer assists the Project Manager/ Executive by tracking and maintaining records that are associated with submittals, costs, deliveries and activities on bridge construction projects.
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The client is seeking a Field Operations Engineer who will be responsible for the coordination and management of operational and technical activities for the operation of their solar projects.
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The Field Service Engineer for Beckman Coulter Diagnostics is responsible for the vital work of maintaining diagnostic tools, which directly influences patient health and well-being. You will be a part of the Field Service Team reporting to the LEADER and responsible for ensuring optimal performance of Beckman Coulter equipment.
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AMETEK Power Instruments is seeking a Field Service Engineer to offer aftermarket support for our Electronic Instruments used in the electric utility and industrial markets. Job description: Field Service Engineer – Rochester NY.
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