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The opportunity:The Equipment Operator is assigned to work on the land side of the dredging operation is responsible for moving earth, sand, gravel, clay, or mud to create levees, to smooth and grade material being transported to the fill site, to create fill for beaches, disposal islands, and reclaim land.
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Performs routine maintenance, repairs, and Department of Transportation (DOT) and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) safety inspections on medium/heavy duty vehicles, construction equipment, fire department vehicles and equipment including, but not limited to, crane, dump, man-lift, paving, sweeper, vacuum, and water trucks, fire apparatus, pumps, and command vehicles.
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The career field for “Equipment Operator” includes, but may not be limited to, the following positions: Equipment Operator (Grade and Pave Crew), Heavy Equipment Operator, Roller Operator (Self-Propelled, Asphalt, Other than Asphalt), Motor Grader Operator (Rough Grade), Paver Machine Operator.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The Operator - Heavy Equipment is responsible for the safe operation of heavy equipment at a recycling center, landfill or transfer station for the purpose of transferring, spreading, covering, loading and/or compacting waste or soil in an efficient and safe manner.
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The global leader in automotive equipment, Snap-on Equipment, has an immediate opening for a Automotive Equipment Technician. Collaboration with Snap-on Equipment Sales Force.
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The Rotating Equipment Engineer will collaborate with Reliability Engineers, Maintenance Mechanical Specialist and plant personnel to support rotating equipment troubleshooting, repairs and upgrades.
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In this role, you’ll operate various types of heavy construction equipment in order to prepare, grade and pave asphalt. Opportunities for Community Engagement Key Responsibilities (Essential Duties and Functions) Operate equipment safely and efficiently by utilizing equipment within its designed parameters.
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We're seeking a Biomedical Equipment Technician to work at a premier medical device company, Baxter, in Largo, FL. Sound good? What's a typical day as a Biomedical Equipment Technician.
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Maintenance and repairs of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and diesel systems on a variety of construction equipment and tools. Ability to inspect heavy equipment and identify defects and performance issues both in the field and in the shop.
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Safely and efficiently operate heavy equipment of various sizes and weights used in road, site or highway construction and paving. We are seeking a motivated, safety and career-minded individual to join our team to work on various pieces of construction equipment whether it involves, grade or pavement work.
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As an Auxo Biomedical Equipment Technician, you'll assist in servicing, repairing and testing of medical equipment. We are a vibrant and growing company and are currently looking for a Biomedical Equipment Technician.
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Predictive techniques for fixed and rotating equipment and instrumentation such as: Vibration Analysis, Tribology, Non-Destructive Testing, Thermography, etc. Understands the Client GMISS /BPCS / SIS standards to ensure they align with the requirements of PSM for PSM Critical equipment as specified by Client.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The Culpeper Recycling Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for the safe operation of heavy equipment within the MRF and Scrap Metal Recycling location for the purpose of transferring, spreading, sorting, loading and/or compacting recycling in an efficient and safe manner.
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Must be a journeyman level mechanic with a minimum of five (5) years of construction crane and heavy equipment repair and maintenance experience. Maintain and Repair Marine and Heavy Civil Contractor's equipment fleet.
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The Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for, but not limited to operating heavy equipment including excavator, dozers, graders, dump trucks, front-end loaders, compactors, scrapers, and water trucks to move materials to and from designated areas, participate in required training and ensure all established safety rules, procedures, policies, OSHA and MSHA regulations are followed.
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