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Low voltage systems; fire alarm, sound, paging, video, security, nurse call, medical telemetry. High/Medium voltage power distribution systems. Requirements: 5+ years experience as a Electrical Engineer, Bachelor's, P.E. required, Supervisory experience, Healthcare Construction experience preferred.
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Electrical equipment upgrades, arc flash hazards analysis, low and medium voltage plant power distribution system design, motor control centers, drives, wiring diagrams, and related equipment for plant power are services in high demand from our clients.
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Experience with conceptual estimating, low voltage systems estimating, & design/build estimating a plus. We are actively seeking an Electrical Estimator in the Columbus, OH area to join our award WINNING team.
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