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Proven experience of control panel design incorporating automation control systems such as PLC/HMI/SCADA. Engage with a diverse range of applications including power conversion systems, industrial automation, thermal management systems, materials science, electronic control systems, industrial software & mechanical machinery.
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RSE is a trusted clean water technology company, developing market leading products and solutions for purifying drinking water, recycling wastewater and cleaning water in industrial processes. Experience within the water sector would be highly advantageous, however other industrial sectors will be considered.
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Industrial Hygienist competency qualification. As an EHS Specialist, you will play a crucial role in developing and implementing site processes and procedures for environmental health and safety, regulatory compliance, and business requirements.
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You will be involved in installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting electrical systems in an industrial setting, ensuring safety and efficiency. We are looking for skilled Industrial Electricians to join our team and contribute to this significant project.
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Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, Process Engineering, or another related engineering discipline from a college or university, OR an equivalent combination of education and experience.
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