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Perform preventative maintenance, installation and repair of industrial electrical and/or instrumentation equipment (i.e.: substations, power distribution systems, switchgear, motors, motor controls, systems and components, process controls, instrumentation and pneumatic equipment.
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Two (2) years' experience in mechanical/maintenance crafts (including welder, boilermaker, machinist or facility maintenance/construction) or a combination of education and experience in industrial mechanical repair and maintenance.
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We are seeking a Senior Geotechnical Engineer to supervise, guide, and participate in activities to maintain performance of tailings, crushed leach, and water dam facilities through inspection, measurement, data management, interpretation, analysis, coordination, problem solving and reporting.
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Perform preventative maintenance including installation, repair and troubleshooting of industrial electrical and/or instrumentation equipment (i.e. substations, power distribution systems, switchgear motors, motor controls, systems and components, process controls, instrumentation and pneumatic equipment.
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Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering. With minimum supervision utilizing new technology to constantly upgrade and improve site safety, efficiencies, cost controls, quality controls and protection of the environment.
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Provide installation, diagnostics, repair, and reliability of industrial control equipment (i.e. instrumentation, industrial communications, DCS, HMI, PLC, PC interface, and third-party equipment.
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This includes all aspects of project implementation including budget, work package preparation, parts procurement, ALARA planning, industrial and nuclear safety, work prioritization, resource loading, and work execution including resolution of schedule delays and conflicts.
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As full-time truck driver on our team, you will pick up and deliver propane to residential and industrial customers in a safe and efficient manner. As full-time truck driver on our team, you will pick up and deliver propane to residential and industrial customers in a safe and efficient manner.
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