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General knowledge of code approved building practices with an emphasis in building envelope, spray foam and fiberglass insulation. Assist IDI Sales Team with informing prospects/customers about IDI's products including spray foam, parts and equipment, spray foam rigs and spray foam accessories.
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DAP is a market leading manufacturer, innovator and marketer of home repair and construction products including caulks, sealants, spray foam insulation, adhesives, and patch and repair products.
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Conduct group classes related to massage, massage technique and stretching (i.e., foam rolling workshop, etc.) Must be a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) in the State of Missouri. Fleet Feet St. Louis seeks a Massage Therapist who specializes in sports massage therapy and has a special knowledge of sports injuries, physical activity, and how massage can improve movement and activity in addition to having a knowledge base and a passion for the sport of running.
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Trims excess flash from foam pads, per quality requirements, as they pass the trim station on the moving conveyor belt. Repairs defective pads within established guidelines by scooping, cutting, trimming and gluing foam in defective areas; places pads back on conveyor for inspection and packaging.
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The portfolio includes foam-based products such as Fabric-over-Foam and Conductive Foam; elastomer-based products such as Electrically Conductive Elastomers and Conductive Form-in-Place; and metallic-based products such as Fingerstock, Board Level Shields and SMD Grounding Contacts.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionPosition Overview:We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Engineer/Designer with a strong background (10 years +) in designing Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) and Synthetic Fluorine-free foam (SFFF) suppression systems.
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The Spray Foam Technical Services Representative (TSR) is responsible for serving as an expert in spray foam and associated equipment for IDI customers and staff, including but not limited to the training of current and potential customers on spray foam application, new equipment commissioning, performance of repairs and warranties, troubleshooting, safety, and providing insightful recommendations to help our customers grow.
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Insulate, spray, plaster, trowel, seal, cover, wrap, staple, glue and fit insulating/sealant/foam/materials. Insulate, spray, plaster, trowel, seal, cover, wrap, staple, glue and fit insulating/sealant/foam/materials.
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