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Ensuring the proper installation and operation complex UPS and generator systems that maintain highly reliable and redundant power to critical equipment. Developing facility designs to include building power systems, lighting design and load calculations to meet critical electrical requirements.
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Waste disposal compliance in Washington State (universal and hazardous waste disposal regulations including generator storage limits, labeling, manifesting, disposal site assessments, employee training, recording keeping.
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Coordinate and maintain building emergency procedures to include generator maintenance programs. Manage major building repair projects (HVAC, ammonia refrigeration, roofing, paving, etc.) Full-time employees are offered benefits including health/RX, dental and vision insurance; flexible and health spending accounts (FSA/HSA); short and long-term disability coverage, supplemental life insurance; 401(k); paid time off and holiday pay for Company designated holidays.
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Provide support to DoD International Agreements policy, including the International Agreements Generator and DoD International Agreements Neighborhood Watch. Coordinate proposed documents with DoN, DoD and USG offices to build consensus among stakeholders.
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Journeyman license or equivalent certification in at least one trade (Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Diesel or Diesel Power Generator Technology) Or, equivalent civilian or military work experience with a minimum of five (5) years of relevant trades experience (Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Diesel, or Diesel Power Generator Technology.
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This would include contracts for elevators, escalators, chillers, boilers, generator, electronic controls, and other specialized equipment and services. Maintain the facilities mechanical, electrical, plumbing, audio visual, fire and life safety systems to ensure warranties are maintained and equipment functions properly and efficiently.
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Prepare design packages (including electrical design drawings, specifications, and cost estimates) for renovation projects such as replacement and installation of HVAC, electrical power service, emergency generator, surge suppression, lightning protection, grounding, bonding, control systems, and telecommunications systems.
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Experience supporting various disciplines that IMAP deals with (HVAC, Generator, Electrical, Roofing, etc. The Project Coordinator (PC) reports to the Operations Project Manager (OPM) and assists in the development and maintenance of the AIM/IMAP service schedule for global support to Department of State facilities overseas.
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The APO works specifically on research concerning the submarine propulsion train, main storage battery, diesel generator, and control surfaces. to join an exciting team working in the DC Metro Area. This opportunity involves hybrid work at the Washington Navy Yard in support of the New Attack Submarine program office.
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Experience in turbine/generator vibration analysis, turbine supervisory instrumentation, and/or balancing experience. Experience in turbine/generator vibration analysis, turbine supervisory instrumentation, and/or balancing experience.
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At least five years of experience in gas/power/renewables/hydrogen industry through employment with a gas/power utility, generator/supplier, equipment and service company, financial investor, and/or an energy consultancy.
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Research electrical equipment standards and specifications, design equipment layout and coordination with process mechanical, produce circuit and panel schedules, conduct engine generator sizing using vendor software.
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The Procurement Manager will be responsible for procurement activities supporting owner furnished equipment such as generator step-up transformers, high voltage breakers, and modules. Sol Systems is seeking a Procurement Manager to lead procurement efforts for renewable energy project equipment and services to support the utility scale photovoltaic and battery storage project development and construction.
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Average Lead Generator will make between $25 to $37.50 per hour with base plus bonuses! We are the premier home improvement replacement products company serving the Mid-Atlantic region for more than 30 years.
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