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As an Electrical Project Managing Engineer, you'll play a crucial role in designing, integrating, and managing multiple projects focused on enhancing our fitness equipment offerings. · Be part of a dynamic team that's shaping the future of fitness equipment and empowering people to live healthier, more active lives.
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You and your team will be asked to help design new modern manufacturing facilities, as well as providing design of industrial equipment supports, steel pipe rack design, and access platforms for clients in the renewable energy, industrial, and manufacturing sectors.
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Leverage and share foundational understandings of material / polymer properties and equipment capability in order to meet customer needs. Global packaging company is seeking a thermoforming engineer for their growing team.
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Physical requirements: walking five (5) miles or more in a day on a construction project site on uneven terrain, excessive standing, lifting, or carrying, of a minimum of 50 lbs., pushing and pulling equipment, use of a keyboard.
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A Packsize Field Service Engineer will install, configure and maintain Packsize equipment solutions onsite at several customer’s facilities. Occasionally ascend/descend a ladder to access high places on the equipment,Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
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Customers are offered liquid food processing design, engineering, equipment, components, systems and installation. This established yet growing, liquid food manufacturing systems integration and engineering company is looking to hire a full time, permanent Liquid Food Plant Process Manufacturing Engineer.
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As a Project Engineer, you will be responsible for implementing the electrical engineering portions of projects to produce reliable, safe, and efficient designs meeting customer requirements, including the development of site, power, lighting, and signal plans; one-lines; panel board, conduit/cable, and equipment schedules; and detail drawings.
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Liquid Food Product Plant Manufacturing Process Engineer. Five or more years of fluid food manufacturing process engineering experience is required. Five plus years of fluid food manufacturing process engineering experience.
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Ability to operate a variety of office and facilities test equipment including computer, telephone, calculator, sound meter, light meter, metal detector, electrical test equipment, thermal measuring devices, tape measures and drafting equipment.
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Work directly with machine operators to identify needs and develop solutions; work with Maintenance on equipment modifications and preventative /predictive maintenance to ensure reliability. Provide manufacturing waste, Overall Equipment Effectiveness and other key operational reports to the site leadership team.
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Planning and designing of fluid food processing systems and/or entire food processing plants. Creating Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams and Process Flow Diagrams. Strategic partnerships are formed with customers.
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Participating in the quoting process. Determining proper pumps, valves and piping. Being a US citizen or green card holder. Overseeing and taking part in fluid food process projects from start to finish.
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Interact with Building Automation System (BAS) and other building monitoring systems to review utility and equipment functionality. Comfortable using drafting software, MS Word, MS Excel, MS Project, Access and building/equipment automation systems.
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All areas of the company are experiencing growth and many career growth opportunities become available. Traveling 30% to 50% (mostly Wisconsin) is required. Located northeast of Madison, Wisconsin. Traveling 30% to 50%, mostly in Wisconsin.
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The Field Engineer II will perform preventative maintenance, installations, troubleshooting, and repairs on our life-changing medical equipment for one or more modalities within a hospital or healthcare system in the Madison/Milwaukee area.
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