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If you want your contributions to make a real difference, check out this new career opportunity with us at Draeger where we are led by the guiding principle “Technology for Life”.
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The responsibilities for this role include providing corrosion engineering, technical support, direction and oversight to the Company corrosion control program for the Natural Gas Pipeline business unit, including policy and procedure development and technical review and support of corrosion related issues and tasks.
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Technical PCB design skills using the Siemens design toolset including, but not limited to the Xpedition Layout tool suite with working knowledge of schematic capture, placement, routing, use of the auto-router, constraint manager, and library tools, and use of BluePrint to create complex PCB and CCA drawings, Altium is not used, but transfers over well to the Siemens toolset.
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The Substation Engineer will provide oversight and technical management of utility switchyards and collector substations during preconstruction and construction through O&M for multiple Urban Grid solar projects.
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This is a non-union position Be a member of a team of technical champions associated with compressor station operations! Provide expert compressor station related technical support and direction to field electrical/controls technicians.
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Provide technical expertise in the evaluation of materials (pipe, valves, compressors, pumps, instruments, gaskets, etc) in hydrogen, ammonia, and CO2 service. Provide technical expertise in the pipeline transportation of hydrogen, ammonia, CO2, and other decarbonization related products.
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The Turbine Technician Jport will perform any or all the operations necessary for the assembly, disassembly, test, prep, or de-prep of LM6000, LM2500 and LMS100 gas turbine engines, modules, components or accessories in accordance with appropriate technical specifications and / or standard work practices.
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Lead complex wetland delineations, technical report preparation, and quality reviews; defend work to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Strong technical writer and document reviewer.
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Experience as 'Port Engineer' or 'Technical Superintendent' strongly preferred. Support the vessel technical superintendents in areas of maintenance and planning. Maintain records of technical expenses for each vessel and plan annual budgets.
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Lead preparation of EIRs/EAs/EISs and associated management plans in compliance with CEQA and NEPA. Contribute to preparing impact assessment deliverables, serving in roles ranging from lead technical expert to quality review.
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Planate is a small business provider of planning, design, infrastructure management, technical consulting, engineering, and construction management services in support of the US Department of Defense (DOD) and its Service (Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps) missions, along with other US federal agencies, all over the world.
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Your role will be to perform field work including species surveys, habitat assessments, wetland delineations, compliance monitoring, inspections, and technical support services. We draw from more than 20 technical specialties around the globe and are committed to fostering an inclusive community of diverse talents, backgrounds, and expertise.
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Our client is seeking an experienced Rotating Equipment Engineer to join our Global Manufacturing Excellence (GM) under the Technical Support team. Your primary role will be to provide the technical evaluation and assessment of rotating equipment including all the relevant auxiliary systems across our refineries, NGLF, and petrochemical plants.
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Provide functional and technical leadership for ETRM software implementations centered, specifically Endur. Lead requirements analysis, functional design, solution architecture, technical design, and implementation for Endur and its integrations with other related systems.
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The primary responsibility of the Cath Lab Tech is to provide assistance with patient care in the cardiac catheterization lab (CCL) through the provision of technical assistance to the cardiac catheterization team.
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