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Operates and maintains light equipment and machinery used in construction, maintenance and repair of city grounds, roads, or drainage systems, specifically: squad truck, mosquito truck, pick-up truck, bush hog, tractors, weedeaters, leaf blower, chain saw, grinder, packer, concrete float, vibrator, jackhammer, mixer, and air compressor.
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As a Customer Service Representative, you will work as part of a supportive team to be the face of U-Haul company's exceptional service and ensuring that customers get all the help they need on their journeys by inspecting and maintaining equipment.
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The Hydro Blaster/Vacuum Technician will perform a wide range of physically strenuous activities that require the strength and flexibility to carry, handle, position, move and manipulate materials and equipment.
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Proactive in telling owner when new materials required to order Executes routine maintenance on equipment to ensure it stays in good working order Print Production Manager Qualifications: Solid experience in print production and finishing, either through formal training or past positions.
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Industrial Cleaning Operators perform the general labor activities of an Industrial Cleaning Technician as well as operate water blasting and industrial vacuum equipment associated with hazardous and non-hazardous waste cleanup.
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Performs a full range of welding/fabrication work (shop and field) in a maintenance environment including repair, replacement, and fabrication for structural steel, mobile and fixed equipment, lock and dam infrastructure (gates, floating bits, embedded steel, railings, equipment mounts) etc.
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The Instructor, Electrical Technology/Industrial Electronics Technology/Industrial Maintenance (ELT/ILT/INT) must advise students, provide quality classroom instruction, maintain required academic records, and operate lab equipment that is relevant to the program of study.
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Experience with the troubleshooting, maintenance and repair of room and pillar equipment. Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain all underground mining equipment. Timely completions of all post job and administrative duties including but not limited to service reports, time sheets, failure reports, debriefing reports, tooling and equipment tracking.
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Facilities across the nation choose National Staffing Solutions as their workforce partner to solve nursing shortages that range from quick-fill demands to areas in urgent need of medical attention.
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Research interests and experiences working with battery management systems, battery modeling, battery testing and simulation equipment, software packages such as Matlab and COMSOL, and battery modules and packs designs.
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The College also provides medical student education as the Tuscaloosa Regional Campus of the four-campus University of Alabama School of Medicine, based at UAB in Birmingham. The College’s nationally recognized Rural Pipeline Programs and the Institute for Rural Health Research, along with basic sciences, social sciences, and health professional faculty and resources on the UA campus and innumerable specialty and medical research faculty among the School of Medicine faculty, create a uniquely resource-rich environment for a medical educator.
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Design, develop, and test electrical equipment and systems, including power generation equipment, electric motors, lighting fixtures, and other electrical components. Strong knowledge of electrical systems, wiring, and all necessary equipment.
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Fitness Equipment, Health & Wellness, Sports, Wellness, Sporting Goods, Fitness & Exercise, Fitness and Wellness, Sports and Recreation, Health and Wellness, Personal TrainingPrivately HeldBoulder, ColoradoCompany Specialties:Fitness, Seminars, Training, and Media.
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Coordinate regular inspections and maintenance of fire suppression systems, alarms, and emergency equipment. Develop and implement preventive maintenance programs for mechanical equipment to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
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Responsible for correcting compliance or safety issues when directed by the Director of Operations, Director of Maintenance, Chief Pilot, Regional Maintenance Director, Director of Safety, or Lead Mechanic.
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medical equipment jobs Title: equipment maintenance technician Company: At T in Tuscaloosa, AL
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