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The candidate must have experience in leading, auditing and providing oversight for the integration of Dean|Fluor's Quality Management System across various disciplines (including architectural, mechanical, and fire alarm systems etc.
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What you’ll need to be successful: Knowledge of electrical design to include types of equipment utilized in the industry as well as general understanding of systems designs, (power, grounding, lightning protection, fire alarm/life safety systems, telecommunication/data systems, security systems and instrumentation and control systems.
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The Fire Alarm Technician 2 provides high quality customer support through on-site service, complex troubleshooting, programming, installation, and maintenance services of various FA Systems under little to no supervision.
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General knowledge of the types and workings of common fire suppression and alarm systems; ICC or Virginia Fire Safety Inspector (1031); Administrative functions include scheduling Fire Safety Program functions, responding to requests for assistance or application of the Statewide Fire Prevention Code, participating in design review, representing Fire Safety on select committees, providing guidance where necessary on university events and activities to maintain compliance with the Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code, and drafting, maintaining, and updating Fire Safety documents and procedures as necessary.
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Extensive hands-on experience in repair of MCC, Switchgear, ATS, Static Switches HVAC Controls, Mechanical systems and VFDs. A high level of understanding & experience in troubleshooting and repair of electrical switchgear, diesel generators, Simplex fire detection and suppression systems.
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Implements and maintains departmental quality control program under the direction of the Assistant or Imaging Supervisor. Monitors documentation of quality control programs to include recording equipment malfunctions and service needs.
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Monitor the building fire alarm system. The VA2 Facilities and Data Center Technician IV must possess an expert level of knowledge and will be responsible for the operational integrity and regulatory compliance of the facilities and data center electrical, mechanical, fire life safety systems, and communications infrastructure.
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Coordinate with project site Quality Control (QC) and Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) teams for MEP scope to assure checklists, engineering documents, and commissioning activities are successfully completed and follow approved test scripts and commissioning plan.
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Experience with code repositories and versioning control Advanced proficiency in MS Excel, and MS Word Experience with Agile project management techniques Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to explain new business analysis processes and technologies to all levels of the organization.
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In coordination with the Project Director, support the development of cost estimates for consultant assignments, including determining daily rates, ensuring soundness of budgeted costs, and verifying availability of funding with the Finance team.
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Must possess one of the following: A minimum of three years of experience working in any of the following: Tactical Operations Center Intelligence analysis Watch center Command post Police/Fire/Rescue dispatch (not ) Marine Security Guard Military Police / Desk Sergeant A minimum of one year of experience as a Shift Leader, Complex Supervisor, or Site Supervisor on WPS III or any of its predecessor contracts within the area of responsibility.
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We are seeking an experienced electrical engineer/radar engineer for a two-year appointment to lead the technical aspects of a new radar project. This project seeks to build a high-power, high-frequency radar system on the Green Bank Telescope with returning signals received by NRAOs Very Long Baseline Array.
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The Contract Administrator will be responsible for correspondence and reports drafting, collaborating with other teams to gather information, maintaining digital records and registers, and assisting Contract Manager in administering complex prime contract functions of the JV project.
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Oversees the audiovisual design engineering team’s workflows and deliverables for project execution. As the Senior Audiovisual Project Manager, you will report to and directly support the Manager of Audiovisual Design and Engineering serving on the team focused on designing and supporting enterprise-grade audiovisual solutions that serves GW’s academic mission.
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Oversee access control of secure areas to include badging, alarm credentials, and escorts as required. Execute SIMS updates and tracking for document control. Document control and container management in secure areas.
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