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Essential Duties: Performs shop service and/or field inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair of fire equipment which may include customer portable and fixed fire extinguisher systems and components, lifesaving and navigation aid equipment, fixed breathing air systems, fire detection and alarm system components, fixed gas detection systems components and foam, dry chemical, gaseous fire suppression systems and components and water-based fire protection equipment.
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The Fire Technician II provides service inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair for fire equipment which typically includes but is not limited to portable and semi-portable fire extinguishers, lifesaving equipment, fire and gas detection systems, foam systems, dry chemical systems, navigational aids, gaseous suppression systems and sprinkler systems.
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Laying and picking up poly line, lay flat hose, running transfer pumps, and essential equipment for water transfer operations. Select's Water Transfer service line collects and moves water through poly pipe, lay flat hose and underground pipeline systems from water sources to customer frac jobs.
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Thorough understanding of the administration, design and construction of public water, and wastewater systems including pressurized potable water distribution, storage tanks, and pump stations, gravity sewer, and lift stations.
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Water Transfer employees work on crews and are responsible for setting up, operating, and rigging down jobs safely. Business Unit: Water Transfer. Select Water Solutions requires all employees whose jobs may involve environmental compliance to understand and comply with the U.S. Environmental Protections Agency’s Clean Air Act that regulates air emissions from stationary and mobile sources.
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SBR wastewater treatment facility, collection system, potable water distribution system, equipment, May operate medium to heavy equipment in the repair of wastewater collection and water.
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Manages maintenance department daily operations by monitoring and ensuring department performance related to maintaining warehouse equipment (e.g., material handling equipment, pneumatic systems, electrical systems, air compressors, ammonia refrigeration equipment, general building repairs); and monitoring and ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations (i.e. OSHA, Hazardous Waste, NFPA, Storm Water, DOT, etc.
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Under direct supervision, rigs up and rigs down cementing service equipment on work locations to include spotting of cement storage vessels, pre-mixing of spacer fluids, identifying additives to be mixed on-the-fly, rigging-up appropriate data monitoring equipment, planning emergency backup equipment and contingencies.
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Have prior work experience repairing spray and/or hydraulic pumps and equipment. This position is responsible for spray equipment (e.g. airless, conventional, electrostatic, pressure washers) at the store or at customers’ job sites.
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As a Heavy Equipment Operator, you will be involved in various projects including dirt work, pipework, erosion control, maintenance, and installation tasks. Job Title: Heavy Equipment Operator.
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The Order Puller Lead will also monitor production, merchandise storage bins, and equipment to ensure everything is up to AFW standards and make corrections as needed. The Order Puller Lead ensures the goals of the department and facility are completed in a safe and efficient manner, by coaching the Order Pullers to safely operate all AFW equipment, and ensure that orders are efficiently and safely being processed for our customers and departments.
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Assist Nondestructive Testing Inspectors with inspections of structures, pipelines or other components and materials using x-ray, ultrasound or related equipment. Select, prepare, load, calibrate, or operate equipment used in the non-destructive testing of products or materials.
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Maintains environmental compliance and corresponding records according to specified EPA guidelines; collects soil and water samples for testing. Directs maintenance activities on water systems and tanks to provide a continuous supply of drinking water to livestock.
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Wears required uniform and appropriate personal protective equipment as outlined in the Sonic Drive-In operations manual. Successfully completes and follows requirements of all STAR certification and other Sonic Drive-in training programs.
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The primary duty of the Cement Operator is to operate the controls and equipment on a cementing unit. Assist in the day to day lubrication and minor adjustments of equipment. Responsible for keeping work site, equipment, and tools clean and in good working order.
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