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The Life Support Systems (LSS) Maintainer is a technical, safety-sensitive, and essential position responsible for the safe operation, monitoring, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of NYA's fresh-water and seawater systems and other related work as required.
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This is a brief description of what a Watershed Maintainer might do in this position and does not include all the duties of this position) The NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) enriches the environment and protects public health for all New Yorkers by providing 1.1 billion gallons of high quality drinking water, managing wastewater and stormwater, and reducing air, noise, and hazardous materials pollution.
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American Museum Of Natural History Museum Maintainer/HVAC Technician The Museum Maintainer will perform preventative maintenance and service of all heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment, including system components related to HVAC, such as pneumatic systems, pumps, compressors, cooling towers (belts, bearings, valves, float switches and other related equipment components), chillers and all components of the chilled water and condenser water distribution piping systems.
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The Maintainer is responsible for general operation & maintenance of all systems and equipment at The Cloisters. These responsibilities include but are not limited to lighting, electrical, motors & motor controls, HVAC, operation of low pressure boilers, plumbing, rigging, carpentry, masonry, snow removal, operation of equipment, driving of Museum vehicles and other duties as assigned.
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Maintain electrical equipment and related systems including motors, motor starters, motor control circuitry, AC/DC systems and VFDs.
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Traffic Control & Engineering is responsible for administration, engineering and operations related to the installation, manufacturing, maintenance and removal of signs, flexible bollards, moveable barriers, in-house traffic sign production and other traffic control devices.
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Maintain and clean electrical rooms, service rooms, boiler room, chiller room and work shop. Pipe bending and installation of EMT conduit, wire mold and BX. Snow removal - ability to be trained on Buildings Department machinery.
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To see what a Radio Maintainer does, click the following link: (58) What does an MNR Radio Maintainer do? JOB TITLE: Radio Maintainer. MTA Metro-North Railroad is a dynamic organization, operating out of the jewel of New York City, Grand Central Terminal.
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