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We place great people with great companies in industrial, skilled trades, administrative, manufacturing, general labor and professional employment. - Ability to operate an industrial lift truck to include working from elevated heights and.
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Regal Rexnord Corporation (“Regal Rexnord”) is a leading manufacturer of electric motors, electrical motion controls, power generation and mechanical power transmission products and sub-systems, serving customers around the world in the general industrial, consumer, commercial construction, food & beverage, and alternative energy end markets, among others.
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The Maintenance Electrician II Journeyman is expected to install and repair electrical systems and electrical components on industrial machinery and in factory settings. Responsible for daily problem solving and repair of robotic, mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, pneumatic, and controls related issues associated with manufacturing/facility operations.
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PIRTEK, the nation's leading provider for on-site hydraulic and industrial hose replacement is hiring for the position of Hose Installation Technician. PIRTEK is looking to hire a Hose Installation Technician to service, assemble and install hoses for a diverse customer's base such as manufacturing, construction, and rental companies, to name a few.
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Bachelor's degree is required, engineering or industrial technology preferred. Familiarity with Lean Manufacturing verbiage, process, tools, etc. This position will have a focus on manufacturing process improvement.
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The Manufacturing Engineer is will be directly involved in the testing and overall validation of our Industrial products. Bachelors Degree in Engineering or Industrial Technology and 3-5 years related experience in the Engineering function within a similar working environment.
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STS Technical Services is a Top 100 Staffing Firm that’s partnered with some of the largest names in the aerospace, manufacturing, defense and industrial industries. Your duties would also include basic vehicle repair, basic paint and body repair and basic electric/electronic diagnosis and repair under supervision.
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Our primary industries of focus are off highway equipment including agricultural, construction, defense, mining, recreational, industrial, and specialty machines. Our primary focus is on project-based product development and manufacturing engineering support.
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Familiarity with Allen Bradley PLC industrial controls is a plus. Has the necessary skills needed in electrical/electronics to support all areas of manufacturing. The employee must wear safety shoes, safety glasses and a hard hat when working in manufacturing areas.
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Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical or Industrial) - 3-5 years of experience in a process or manufacturing engineer role - Continuous improvement experience.
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