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A minimum of four (4) years of direct experience as a controls engineer working on automated processes/system integration in a food, beverage, consumer health product, or other industrial manufacturing environment.
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As a Field Engineer 3, you will perform activities associated with installing, diagnosing, maintaining and servicing computer-related products, including but not limited to desktop & laptop computers, printers, network devices, standard software, and low-end servers at customer sites, and/or depot locations.
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Familiar with error reduction and human performance improvement methods, and cost-effective work execution methodologies, managing projects, on-line work management, refueling and forced outage management related activities, engineering, or standard project management techniques.
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Associates Degree in Electronics, Biomedical Engineering, Medical Technology, or related industry training required. Responsible for ensuring the correct and precise placement of Werfen’s automation equipment by collaborating with the Customer’s engineering, facilities, IT, and management teams as needed.
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New construction - Engineering, fabrication and install of mechanical systems for new projects following lean construction practices. Building performance - Control systems, fault detection, energy services and remote monitoring.
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Overseeing the transition of project management and engineering activities from design through construction, and contributing to development strategies and objectives for each phase. Aerotek is an Allegis Group company, the global leader in talent solutions.
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J-U-B's transportation practice provides a variety of clients with transportation planning and engineering services. Professional Engineer (0-3 Years of Licensure) - Transportation Services Group.
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Working closely with the various levels of GTS Operations Management, EHSS, Food Protection, Engineering, Continuous Improvement, Plant Staff, and Production Personnel is critical. Mechanical Engineering preferred.
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Job Title: Field Engineer 3. This is a journeyman position for the typical desk side support technician. You will also apply personal knowledge to resolve product support issues that could not be addressed by service desk.
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Bachelor’s Degree required, preferably in Industrial Distribution, Engineering & Management, Mechanical, or Industrial Engineering, or Sales/Marketing; equivalent experience may be substituted for degree requirement.
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