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Upon successful completion of the program, the Plant Optimization Engineer will transition into a new full-time role in the chosen career path either at their current plant, or another plant or paper mill that has an opening that aligns with their skills and interests.
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Growth is a critical component of our business plan, and we are currently looking for an Assembly Engineer in our Marshfield, WI to help us in that growth. Interact with Engineering, Technicians, Parts, Procurement to create/maintain bills of materials in our JDE ERP system.
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The Senior Quality Assurance Engineer will provide support to various operational teams for a variety of functions. Based on the scope of the assigned area, activities may include process validation, facility validation, test method validation, risk management, change control, exception management, technology transfer, product development, and supplier management.
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Network Engineer collaborates with cross-functional technical and support staff to ensure the reliability, high performance, and scalability of mission critical network infrastructure and assists in the support of cloud infrastructure and related integrations.
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MSA has an opportunity for an Project Engineer - Land at any of our Wisconsin offices ( Baraboo, Beaver Dam, Madison, Milwaukee, Appleton, Kiel, Marshfield, Rhineland, Rice Lake), Dubuque, IA, St. Paul, MN, or Duluth, MN.
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The Mechanical Engineer provides engineering and technical support to the Wastewater Solutions division of Complete Filtration Resources, Inc. The candidate will be provided with real world, on the job training, while continuing to develop their engineering skills, advanced and specialized training will be provided as needed.
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The Applications & Equipment Engineer III is a pivotal role responsible for delivering exceptional technical support to our sales force, customers, and the Equipment Engineering Group. Motivated by the highest possible stakes of climate change and global health, we’re working together within a rapidly digitizing industry to find innovative technologies that guarantee the safety of our water and our environment.
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Construction oversight management as a project leader / resident engineer strongly preferred. Manage construction projects as a resident engineer. MSA employee owners are volunteers, educators, STEM outreach participants and event attendees, supported by dedicated corporate sponsorship and donations initiatives.
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Use CAD to design and develop components and products while abiding by lean manufacturing, safety, engineering, and drawing standards.
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