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As a Field Technician, you will be representing DISH in customers' homes daily. As a technician, we will train you to lead the charge for a world-class customer experience, educating and connecting more Americans with every home you visit.
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ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Level I Certification. A Level II technician will have a minimum of 1 year of CMT experience and ACI Concrete Certification + ICC Soils Special Inspector certification, or other relevant certifications.
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We're looking for a field technician for an entry-level position in our Nashville office. Learning the planning, reporting, and management tasks of the leak-detection work, including reading and interpreting maps, planning field work, preparing reports, maintaining equipment, and managing general logistics.
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This role is a Survey Technician division in Nashville, TN. Land Surveying field and office experience, as well as the knowledge and ability to work independently in the preparation of plats, maps, and legal descriptions using Civil3D is required, along with previous experience preparing ALTA, as-built, boundary, subdivision, and topographic surveys in compliance with applicable standards.
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ACI certification in one or more of the following areas:Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade IConcrete Strength Testing TechnicianCertified in radiation safety and Nuclear Density Gauge operation.
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Due to continued growth, we are seeking experienced NETA Field Service Technician - Electrical Testing to join our team in Nashville, TN. Shermco Industries is accredited by NETA and has one of the largest field services divisions in the industry.
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Install, terminate and test Access Control devices Install, terminate and test CCTV devices Programming of systems a PLUS Read and interpret fire alarm system layouts from blueprints Fire Alarm/Security Technician Requirements: 4+ years commercial and/or industrial fire alarm and security experience NICET Level II or Level III preferred Lift, and OSHA Certifications are a PLUS NLT has played a pivotal role in furthering the careers of many technicians throughout the fire alarm field.
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Sr, senior, Service Tech, refridgeration, HVAC, refrigeration, HVAC-R, HVAC/R, diagnostic, commercial, service, install, mechanical, mechanic, apprentice, AC, field service, chiller, specialist, HVACR, supermarket, rack systems.
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The Field Service Technician is responsible for providing field service support for LB Foster Friction Management customers. Solutions include: Precast concrete buildings and products, Bridge products, Pipe protective coatings and threading.
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The primary responsibilities for this Field Service Technician position include providing great customer service while installing, diagnosing and solving retail equipment failures within service level agreements at CVS locations within a service geography.
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The Field Service Technician is responsible for the independent assembly, commissioning, inspection, repair, and troubleshooting of systems, both domestically and internationally. Job Summary of the Field Service Technician: We are looking for a Field Service Technician who is self-directed, at ease dealing directly with the customer, can write technical reports, and make and assist the Engineering team with product improvement recommendations for the Product Development Group.
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Job Title: Field Service Technician. Provides direct technical support of customers, contractors, sales, and engineering for testing and field service activities. 5 years in a Field Service role with decision-making responsibility.
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Support the project team in ensuring all the mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and automation punch list items are cleared and signed-off as per project requirements. Repairs equipment installed onsite at customer facilities, both warranty, and non-warranty claims.
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Join the MHI Team as a Field Service Technician! We are looking for an experienced Road Technician to service and repair our customer's forklifts and our company's rental equipment.
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Must currently hold or be able to obtain a valid passport (with proper documentation to travel into and outside of the United States) Responsibilities of the Field Service Technician:· Frequent interface with customers and/or end-users, vendors, and contractors.
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