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Related experience may include: Shop Mechanic, Mechanic, Technician, Service Foreman, Service Manager, Shop Manager, Mechanic Supervisor, Technician Supervisor, Lead Mechanic, Lead Technician, Diesel Technician, Diesel Mechanic, Service Technician, Heavy Equipment Mechanic, Hydraulic Technician, Hydraulic Mechanic, ASE Certified Mechanic, IFPS Certified Technician.
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What youll get to do: The tasks of this position applies to all the functions listed below associated with each task: housekeeping, PM duties, lubrication, mechanical repairs, and routing functions associated with: Proficiency in mechanical troubleshooting and repairs of plant equipment Welding/cutting Rigging of loads of various materials and weight Use of crane, fork lift, man lift and other similar mobile equipment Use of hand tools such as grinders, drills, hydraulic presses, lathes, etc.
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Job Description: As a Field Service Technician, you install and service automated material loading, unloading and transfer devices on Punch Press, Laser, Press Brake, and Shearing equipment at Customer facilities.
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Heavy Industrial Plant Site Manager / Construction Manager - Coordinate the execution of soft craft (scaffold, insulation, paint, and abatement) consistent with customer requirements and revenue profitability goals.
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Repairs, maintains, and services automotive and mechanical equipment by performing activities such as adjusting hydraulic brakes, replacing wheel bearings, performing minor body work, and replacing components, including starters, fuel pumps, water pumps, mufflers, and gas tanks.
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POSITION SUMMARY: Under general supervision, the Maintenance Shop Lead Technician maintains and repairs a variety of equipment, including diesel engines, heavy trucks, pumping equipment and other oil field related equipment.
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Positions may require ability to use battery operated floor care equipment, floor buffing, automatic scrubbing machine, burnisher, and knowledge of stripping/refinishing floors and heavy lifting.
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Be available to assist anesthesiologists/CRNAs with difficult airways and other emergencies by bringing the requested and appropriate equipment. Promptly alert supervisor and biomedical engineering regarding broken, malfunctioning, or missing supplies/equipment.
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Experience in using a wheel loader, dozer, excavator, skid steer loaders, and/or other heavy equipment. The Heavy Equipment Operator/Mechanic is responsible for operating a variety of heavy equipment in a safe and efficient manner.
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About the Opportunity:The Assistant Engineer is a member of the Engineering Department responsible for the maintenance and operation of mechanical and hydraulic equipment onboard the vessel Seaward Endeavor.
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Similar searchable job titles: Mechanical Systems Technician Support Equipment Mechanic Powered Systems Maintenance Specialist Vehicle Systems Mechanic Heavy Equipment Mechanic Keywords: Mechanical Maintenance Equipment Repair Diagnostics Troubleshooting Systems Mechanic Legal Disclaimer: Cherokee Federal is an equal opportunity employer.
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Certified Biomedical Equipment Technician (CBET) certificate preferred. As a Biomedical Technician you will be responsible for maintaining, calibrating, inspecting and repairing clinical and patient care equipment.
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The ideal Biomedical Equipment Technician lII will have: a minimum of 7 years of experience in electronic, mechanical or electro-mechanical repair in a health care technology settingexperience in a hospital or healthcare settingexperience with minor repairs the ability to make decisions regarding troubleshooting and repairing medical devicesexcellent communication, customer service and time management skillsIs this opportunity right for you.
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As a Customer Service Representative, you will work as part of a supportive team to be the face of U-Haul company’s exceptional service and ensuring that customers get all the help they need on their journeys by inspecting and maintaining equipment.
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Hiring for a Project Manager, responsible for a variety of heavy civil construction projects in the Brooklyn, Queens, and greater Long Island areas of NYC. Projects will have an emphasis on transit, such as aviation and rail sites.
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