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Maintains and repairs dozers, backhoes, rollers, pavers, milling machines, a wide variety of other heavy duty equipment and light duty grounds equipment such as mowers and golf course equipment, etc.
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Barrett Paving Materials Inc. is seeking individuals to join our team as a general laborer on our commercial side of the business (Southern Ohio Paving)to work in the Cincinnati and or Dayton areas as part of a milling, paving and or general construction crew.
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As an EMV Machine Operator at Fiserv, you'll be trained on how to set up and operate machines crucial for the EMV (Europay, Mastercard, Visa) chip insertion process, including CNC milling machines and precision measuring tools.
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NETZSCH Premier Technologies is a leading manufacturer of milling, mixing, dispersing, and classifying equipment. Perform timely and accurate service in customer's plants, such as installation, commissioning and repair of NETZSCH's best in class, cutting-edge fine grinding machines.
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NETZSCH Premier Technologies, LLC is looking for a Field Service Technician to work as a team performing commissionings, start-ups, and training for new equipment at the customer's facility. Electrical and mechanical knowledge, or process technology is desirable.
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