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Use Third Party and OEM SCADA systems, substation HMI screens, and other tools to monitor and control real and reactive power as well as other operating ranges of Wind Plants. The Control Center Operator ensures that the operations of Wind Power Plants (WPP) comply with all applicable North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) standards and practices.
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Ensures that all measuring devices, gauges, and instruments, required for quality control inspections, are maintained, calibrated, and certified. Five or more years working as a QC Inspector with experience in pressure vessel construction, piping, structural welding.
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Reports to Quality Control Manager. Title of Position Quality Control Coordinator. Experience with Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, Outlook, etc. Founded in 2016, Tube Supply provides quality steel tube and bar in alloy, stainless, and carbon for oil and gas applications, including drilling, completions, production, and downhole tools.
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NextDecade is seeking a full-time Control Systems Engineer to support long-term operations for the Rio Grande LNG facility located near Brownsville, Texas. The Control Systems Engineer is a senior member of the Instrument and Control engineering team and may be required to backfill the Principal Engineer during periods of absence.
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Experience designing, procuring, configuring, and troubleshooting various process control systems (DCS/SIS/F&G/HIPPS/PLC/SCADA). - Experience selecting, sizing, specifying and procuring various field instruments such as control/relief valves, flow, level, pressure, temperature, analyzers, and other specialty measurement systems.
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The jobholder will work in the Global Risk Control department, under the supervision of Middle Office Manager in Houston, and will seek to measure, analyze and monitor the P&L, Exposure and the Value At Risk of the Power Trading Desks.
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Under the supervision of the ACO Field Supervisor and in accordance with the Animal Control Officer Training Manual, the Animal Control Officer responds to citizens’ requests for animal control services; animal bite investigations; inspection of dangerous dog facilities and the enforcement of Harris County Animal Regulations.
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Talascend is seeking a Control Systems Designer for a contract opportunity with one of the most respected engineering, construction, and project management companies in the world. Knowledge of procedures used for the procurement and quantity control of bulk materials applicable to the discipline.
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The Quality Control Specialist II will have an opportunity to work on a variety of molecular and cellular laboratory techniques, cell culture based assays, ELISA’s etc and will play an integral part for the success of the Quality Control/ Analytical Development Department.
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As a Civil Land Development Engineer, you will be responsible for overseeing various land development projects, including erosion control, county and state permitting, flood control, and commercial construction site management.
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Hydrogen value chain including electrolysis, reforming, liquefaction, transportation and fueling stations. Coal, gas, or biomass to chemicals such as methanol and ammonia. Demonstrated proficiency and experience in SmartPlant Instrumentation (SPI) is required.
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As an ROC control room operator, it is crucial to maintain vigilant attention over the power plant continually evaluating various parameters to ensure safe and efficient operation. The ROC Control Room Operator (CRO) is responsible for starting, stopping, and operating multiple plant systems on a continuous basis.
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Work under direct mentorship of Sr. and/or Lead engineer and design preparing protection relay and control package including but not limited to - Protective Single Lines, Schemes, Substation Three Lines, DC Schematics, Relay & Control Panel Layouts, Control and Panel Wiring Diagram, Cable Raceway Schedule, SCADA and Communication Diagrams.
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Have expertise in specific control & instrumentation disciplines such as Advanced process control (APC), Distributed control systems (DCS), Programmable logic controllers (PLC), Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), Emergency shutdown system (ESD), and more.
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Usually, normal office working conditions. Candidate must be able to review, interpret, and accurately describe modifications to standard and non-standard natural gas/crude oil pipeline operations & engineering & construction service contracts and agreements and ensure the accuracy of Work Offer scopes, vendor quotes, and rate sheets.
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