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The company utilizes technology to improve customer manufacturing operations through the use of technology. The technology used is primarily Allen Bradley, Siemens, Parker-Hannifin, Motion Control, WonderWare, IFix, HMI, SCADA, AutoCAD, and other various Programmable Logic Controls (PLCs.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation. Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation.
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Strategic partnerships are formed with customers. All areas of the company are experiencing growth and many career growth opportunities become available. Employees here are valued and treated very well.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation.
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Licensed HVAC Systems Engineer (PE or DE required) A valid Wisconsin Professional Engineer (PE) or Wisconsin Designer of Engineering Systems (DE) license is a mandatory requirement, in addition to a minimum of four years of experience in designing HVAC systems for large commercial buildings Competitive salary up to.
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Engineers get to see the manufacturing of the product they designed as well as it functioning after the installation. The company has a great design and build reputation so employees are being added to keep up with the consistently growing demand.
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Customers are diverse across many industries so the workload is very stable. This position could grow into a division management position in four to five years. The work schedule can be flexible but would consist of 50 hours weekly.
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The company promotes from within and the opportunity to run the design division could be available in the next five years, if qualified and that role is of interest. Employees are never bored as projects are challenging and vary greatly.
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