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The Critical Infrastructure team (CI) is responsible for design, deployment, configuration, and on-going support of campus life/safety systems, such as the UW PD's video surveillance solution (VMS) and access control system; and systems that need to respond to third party compliance auditing.
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Job Summary: The Batching Team Brewer is responsible for performing a variety of cellar tasks and contributing to quality, efficient operations of the cellar. Learn and perform all cellar processes including beer finishing, yeast handling, transfers, batching, blending, non-beer related processes, etc.
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Participating in the development and management of the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), erosion, and dust control measures for each project. Researching and recommending how to meet DOT, utility, storm water, and erosion control requirements for various state/county AHJs.
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Perform project surveys: Preconstruction topographic survey, post construction as built survey, quality control check survey, and interim construction surveys. Perform project layout: staking for erosion control, staking for clearing limits, staking for planning purposes, staking and hubbing for utilities, set grade stakes for non-gps equipment, curb and gutter hubbing, etc.
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Engineer, design, and program integrated access control, surveillance, and HMI/PLC control systems. As a Systems Engineer, you will leverage your expertise in electrical controls, IT, and security systems to design and implement fully integrated control systems tailored to meet our clients' security and access control needs.
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Offering primary and specialty care, including the busiest birthing center in Wisconsin, Meriter is regularly recognized for outstanding quality and patient experience. Offering primary and specialty care, including the busiest birthing center in Wisconsin, Meriter is regularly recognized for outstanding quality and patient experience.
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Basic knowledge of erosion control and site restoration practices. Burns & McDonnell's regional operation in the Great Lakes Region is looking for a Wetland Scientist to perform wetland assessments and delineations, vegetative studies, wetland mitigation monitoring, and soil sampling for large construction projects in a variety of locations.
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Stem cell-derived therapies hold significant importance in the field of regenerative medicine due to their outstanding potential to replace or repair damaged tissues and organs, offering the possibility of treating a wide range of diseases and conditions for an improved quality of life for numerous patients.
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Lead, manage, and/or perform laboratory controls involved with equipment calibration, radiologic assays, pharmaceutical compounding, solution preparation, inventory control, chromatography reagent preparation, and quality control testing.
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Document Control Specialist (DCS) is responsible for managing and controlling all construction project documentation. Job Title: Document Control Records Management - Document Control Specialist.
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Applications to aerodynamics, turbulence, wind energy, flow control, bio-inspired flows, or related fields. Current research areas include advanced materials design and manufacturing; energy, sustainability, and environment; engineering healthcare and biomechanics; intelligent systems and communication; engineering mechanics; control, robotics, and autonomous systems; advanced sensing, analysis, and characterization; and computer-aided engineering.
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As a key member of the Leadership Team, the Associate Director plays a crucial role in ensuring small capital projects (up to $600,000) that enhance, maintain safety requirements, or improve efficiency of three indoor facilities (the Nicholas Recreation Center, the Bakke Recreation & Wellbeing Center, and Nielsen Tennis Stadium) and 60 acres of outdoor spaces are completed at a high level of quality.
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This involves performing work independently to maintain laboratory air-pressure control systems, waste-water treatment systems, biosafety cabinets, fume hoods, autoclaves, and laboratory utilities such as hot water, cold water, and deionized water, compressed air, and natural gas.
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The successful candidate will have an in-depth understanding of programming in Allen Bradley, Control Logix, Siemens PLC and other related systems. Program and troubleshoot all PLC systems, including Allen Bradley, Control Logix, Siemens PLC, and other related systems.
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Knowledge and understanding of soil erosion and sediment control, stormwater modeling, permitting, pavement design and specifications, as well as knowledge and understanding of electrical substation and transmission line components and their functions.
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