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Thales is looking for an Electro/Mechanical Assembler who will be responsible for fabricating, assembling, rebuilding, inspecting and testing cable harness assemblies. Perform mechanical assembly related to cables, cable harnesses, cabinet assemblies, etc.
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Electro-Mechanical Assembly duties include prepping and integrating chassis, related electro-mechanical assemblies, crimping, stripping, cable routing, staking, splicing, marking, labeling, soldering, and performs all aspects of prototype and production assembly.
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Our Mining team in the southwestern United States has an immediate need for a Mechanical/Piping Engineer to serve various clients in completing feasibility studies and detailed engineering projects for underground and surface mining operations, with an emphasis on copper processing.
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Also desired skills include exposure or experience in Fixed Equipment Reliability Engineering, Mechanical Engineer, or Mechanical Integrity roles. Specifically, pressure vessels, boiler and piping design, fabrication testing and inspection, including repair and alteration strategies per industry, site-specific,The Mechanical Engineering Lead is responsible for the ownership and maintenance of the engineering practices and all technical documentations and specifications related to fixed equipment assets, relief valves, piping, bolting, repairs/alterations, pressure relief systems and pressure/leak testing.
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The Mechanical Engineering Lead is responsible for performing and/or overseeing advanced analytical methods such fitness-for-service, repair of live equipment, or finite element analysis. The Mechanical Engineering Lead develops and mentors Mechanical Engineers through technical document generation to support the procurement or modification of fixed and rotating equipment including pressure vessels, tanks, separators, filters, heat transfer equipment, piping, pumps, and compressors.
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The Mechanical Engineering Lead may facilitate or guide standard refinery reliability studies and work practices such as Design for Reliability within large capital projects, Asset Criticality / Asset Strategy assessments, or Damage Mechanism Reviews.
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The Mechanical Engineering Lead provides guidance and mentorship to the Mechanical Engineer’s support for daily, routine operation of multiple assigned process units within the refinery.
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The candidate must have a Bachelor of Science degree from an ABET accredited institution in either mechanical, chemical, or metallurgical engineering. The Mechanical Engineering Lead ensures Management of Change compliance of the Mechanical Engineers process throughout projects from concept to commissioning to closeout.
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The Mechanical Engineering Lead is responsible for the ownership and maintenance of the engineering practices and all technical documentations and specifications related to fixed equipment assets, relief valves, piping, bolting, repairs/alterations, pressure relief systems and pressure/leak testing.
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As an Engineering Technician you will support engineering activities such as assembly, test, modification, fabrication and troubleshooting X-ray tubes, electro-mechanical systems or other test equipment.
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Experience in spark plasma sintering, phase diagrams, physical metallurgy, electron microscopy, and mechanical testing of materials. The position is in a federally-funded project that is focused on processing, physical metallurgy, and mechanical behavior of high temperature refractory alloys with emphasis on niobium alloys.
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The PCB Designer will design and create printed circuit board layouts from inputs received from engineering (electrical, mechanical). JobTitle: Senior Specialist, PCB Design Engineer. The PCB Designer will design and create printed circuit board layouts from inputs received from engineering (electrical, mechanical.
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Pipefitting, HVAC, steam-operated systems; electronic building control systems, plumbing, refrigeration systems, diesel engines, generators, locksmith, mechanical and electrical troubleshooting, welding, and building construction.
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The Mechanical Engineering Lead may provide some guidance in corrosion engineering and risk management specifically related to API RP Damage Mechanisms Affecting Fixed Equipment in the Refining Industry.
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O Creatively adapt industry best practices guided by analysis in the design of integrated mechanical, thermal, fluid, electrochemical devices, and systems. The ideal candidate is a leader who has experience establishing engineering principles in alignment with AS9100D standards, providing senior mechanical engineering oversite of the design process (preliminary and critical reviews, change control, drawing release and control, prototype fabrication work order release and control), as well as fabrication and test support.
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