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The Process Control Engineer will be responsible for maintaining instrumentation and control systems in support of plant production, quality, FDA, and safety goals. Identify and implement improvements in instrumentation/control systems and support effective Management of Change, including PSM and validation considerations.
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The Central Civil Works Department is growing quickly in the Great Lakes and Mid-West area, and we are looking for a Senior Structural Engineer who enjoys leading structural design of new and rehabilitated flood risk management systems, locks and dams, floodwalls, navigation floodgates, stormwater pumping stations, outfalls, spillways, and ecosystem restoration.
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Natural Gas Systems and equipment including control valves, Maxon gas valves, piping systems repair and leak detection. Liquid Delivery Systems including process water systems, potable water systems, chilled and hot water systems, minor liquid ingredient systems, pressure and flow control devices, process control valves and bulk storage tanks.
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BrachyTherapy Field Service RepresentativeThe BrachyTherapy Field Service Representative (FSR) is the primary contact for Varian Medical Systems (VMS) customer service and repair needs ensuring that our customers’ equipment operates efficiently at all times.
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Participate in the development of electrical systems design, including one line diagrams, schematics and wiring diagrams, SCADA and communication design, station physical layouts and elevations for electrical equipment's such as medium-voltage cabinets, high-voltage equipment, control panels, electrical distribution centers, ground grid design and details, lightening protection plans, indoor and outdoor lighting design.
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Verkada is seeking an Enterprise Field Solution Engineer in the Midwest with expert experience in Cloud Security, IoT Systems, Networking, Linux systems, Security Surveillance and Access Control.
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100% telecommuting allowed from anywhere in the United StatesReporting RelationshipTypically Director or aboveEducation & ExperienceBachelor’s degree in computer science, computer engineering or related5 (five) years of experience as a Software Developer, Software Engineer, Systems Analyst or related.
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Training, coaching, and mentoring electrical field technicians and operations staff in the preventative maintenance and operation of electrical distribution and control systems. 5 years of experience in utility or power plant operations and maintenance with knowledge of protective relay application and software (Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL), GE Multilin Enervista UR, etc.
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Medical, dental, vision, insurance Paid time off 401k Retirement Plan Fuel card Per Diem or Company Credit Card if traveling Bonus Electrical Controls Engineer Duties & Responsibilities Electrical & controls design capacity Ability to layout and design control panels - electrical, motor and systems Knowledge of UL508A Standards Programming and troubleshooting of PLC's, HMI's, VFD's, Motor Control Systems, Safety Systems, Instrumentation, and Process Controls.
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Studio and control room equipment, cameras, wired and wireless audio gear, master control and airpath systems, satellite transmission, and. IT skills including IP networking concepts and equipment, switches, KVMs, network storage systems, RAID systems, administration, Windows and Linux platforms, etc.
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Prior experience is desirable to include in-line, bus and equipment protection, breaker, transformer and similar equipment control, RTU and SCADA systems, telemetering and communications (fiber optics, microwave, power line carrier, etc.
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Provide specifications and support for process instrumentation, control wiring, heat trace systems, switchgear, motors, starters, lighting, generators, VSD’s, MCCs, UPS systems, and fire alarm systems.
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The Chief Engineer (SEIU Local 1 Head Janitor) is responsible for maintaining the physical integrity of the property at all times, and managing the safe and efficient operation of all building mechanical, plumbing, and control systems.
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Drawings include site plans, plan and elevation views, grounding, conduit, lighting, lightning protection and shielding, control building arrangements and details, AC station service, DC systems and Bills of Material.
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Experience with train control systems for Light Rail, Heavy Rail, Commuter Rail, Mass Transit and High-Speed Rail Projects. Who You AreRequired Qualifications BSCEE / Electrical Engineering Degree or related field or 12+ years of experience in the design, installation and operation of train control systemsMinimum 10+ years of experience of the design, construction, testing and commissioning of Train Control Systems and Equipment with a Transit Authority, or Signaling ManufacturerEngineer license required (multi-state preferred.
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