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Operation of equipment/tools/vehicles; uses (1-1/2 to 3 ton capacity) pipe threading machines, pipe bender, Oakey bevelers, positioners, grinders, drill motors/presses, portaband, Sawzall, tape measure, cutting torch, overhead crane, lift truck, hand power tools including chain fall, porta power, compressed gas tank and wire feeders.
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Automating of processes and analytics and the technologies that enable automation (Alteryx, UiPath, Power BI, etc.) , Power BI, Power Query, Amazon AWS (Redshift and Related Toolsets) and/or Microsoft Azure.
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This fellowship offers you the chance to get your foot in the door as a coveted Technician (Mechanic) at one of the premiere Peterson Cat, Peterson Power Systems, and Peterson Trucks locations.
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Calibrates and maintains AIE equipment per PCP’sNotifies Metrology Analyst, AIE Technician or 3D Scanning Engineer of any errors or issues that arise outside the normal functionality of the systemAddresses daily and weekly operator checklists for AI EquipmentMaintains other peripheral equipment in area including painting systems and washing systems.
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Knowledgeable in cabling (RF, Electrical, DC Power, CAT5/6, T1 Copper, Fiber) Former Military with technical experience with honorable discharge welcome. ResponsibilitiesAs a Field Service Engineer III, you are responsible for surveying, installing, & commissioning In-building systems for all WSPs & Enterprise customers.
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The Premier Industrial product segment includes multiple product lines, such as Ty-Rap® cable ties, T&B Liquidtight Systems® protection products, PVC coated and nylon conduit systems, power connection and grounding systems, and cable protection systems of conduits and fittings for harsh and industrial applications.
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Requires a complete understanding of the companys resource system including transmission systems and constraints, thermal resources, reserve requirements, resource availability determination, resource commitment logic and dispatch, fuel costs, portfolio of complex wholesale sales and purchase contracts, risk management and mitigation.
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Job Summary: As a Glazier, you will be responsible for installing, repairing, and replacing various types of glass and glazing systems. Operate hand and power tools, such as glass cutters, drills, grinders, and suction cups, to carry out glazing tasks.
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Troubleshoots, modifies, repairs and installs manufacturing machinery, tools, and equipment for vacuum, hydraulic, pneumatic, induction, heating, lubrication, abrasive and pressure cleaning systems, and their components.
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Career Segment: Power Systems, Electrical Engineering, Distribution, Equity, Electrical, Energy, Engineering, Operations, Finance. Successfully complete the Pacific Power/Rocky Mountain Power Assistant Manager training course.
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Career Segment: Compliance, Environmental Engineering, Contract Manager, Purchasing, Power Systems, Legal, Engineering, Finance, Energy. - Provide contract support to Resource Optimization, Transmission, Credit Risk Management, Renewables, Legal, Resource Planning and Analysis, Fuel and Purchased Power, etc.
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Desired Military Experience, Backgrounds and/or Aptitude: Civil Engineering (HVAC & Electrician) Mechanical/Electrical/Electronic/Computer Systems Automation/Integration Technicians & Specialists Nuclear Engineering/Power/Energy Satellite/Radar Systems Comm Techs Fire Control Navaids Submarine Electronics/Computer Techs Avionics Systems & more.
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The open ocean is Earth's largest and most power-dense renewable energy resource. Experience with CAD tools, PLM, and ERP/MRP systems. 7+ years of experience developing complex systems.
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We are seeking a Testing and Commissioning Engineer to join our team in Augusta, Maine, to lead and work on various Substation Testing & Commissioning and Power Grid Utility Engineering projects.
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Senior Electrical Engineer Responsibilities Design/Analysis/Engineering of power systems for medium and low voltage systems at large industrial facilities Perform work requiring the application of basic technical principles, theories, standards and concepts.
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