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Your Growth PathChief Engineer – Engineering Supervisor – Chief Engineer – Area Chief EngineerYour FocusConduct room inspections and identify repair needs. Previous engineer/maintenance experience or equivalent training required.
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Title: Instructional Coach & Project Based Learning Research Director. Coordinates project fairs and winner presentations at PTECH Advisory/Student Symposium meetings. Directs the creation of mission, objectives, and implementation plans for district-wide student research project initiative.
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Extensive PLC controls programming background to include servo experience, networked PLCs, and analog control. PLC programming skills (Allen-Bradley PLC experience required.
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Engineers will generally be placed into roles such as Process Engineer, Project Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Reliability Engineer, Process Control Engineer, etc.
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The Mechanical Engineer reports to the Reliability Manager. Georgia-Pacific is currently recruiting for a Reliability Engineer for our Gypsum facility in Sweetwater, TX. The role will actively interface with all levels of the organization within the facility and groups outside of the facility.
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Supervise and manage material storage site(s) on a Client project, ensuring care, custody, and control of materials. Analytics: detailed analysis of inventory in comparison to project needs.
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