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Experience in the design and troubleshooting of mechanical and electrical systems, especially in the areas of sheetmetal and plastic part design, electro-mechanical components, fasteners, bearings and seals, etc.
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As an Electrical Engineer you will plan programs, design, and development of electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical sub-systems and components for our premium quality laundry products and services.
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As an Electrical Engineer at Alliance Laundry Systems, you will plan programs, design, and development of electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical sub-systems and components for our premium quality laundry products and services.
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Job Overview: As an Electrical Engineer, you will plan programs, design, and development of electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical sub-systems and components for our premium quality laundry products and services.
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As an Electrical Engineer at our client you will plan programs, design, and development of electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical sub-systems and components for our premium quality laundry products and services.
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MUST HAVE Associate degree in Engineering, Electro-Mechanical, or business management is desirable although significant experience and special training may be acceptable in lieu of a degree.
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Design, develop, and test electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical sub-systems and components to fulfill project requirements. Experience with software programs in assembly, C, or higher-level languages for microcontroller-based electronic controls.
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Associate degree in Engineering, Electro-Mechanical, or business management is desirable although significant experience and special training may be acceptable in lieu of a degree. This position also provides leadership, first-line supervision, technical assistance, and training for a staff of industrial electrical and mechanical maintenance technicians.
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Knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and facilities equipment, with the ability to fluently read and understand prints in all areas. Knowledge of manufacturing processes and the functionality of equipment (stamping, automated fabrication, machining, paint process) in those processes.
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Sunday through Thursday - 10pm-6am. The position of Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for leading and managing all maintenance roles and processes on 3rd shift in the Ripon, WI facilities. 2+ years of experience as Maintenance Supervisor/Team Leader.
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The position of Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for leading and managing all maintenance roles and processes on 2nd shift in the Ripon, WI facilities. At least 5 years maintenance experience in a skilled position and 2 or more years of experience as maintenance supervisor / team leader.
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Job Title: Maintenance Supervisor - 2nd Shift. Track, analyze and improve key performance indicators (KPI) such as safety, asset utilization, maintenance cost, PM compliance, and schedule compliance. This position reports to the Maintenance Manager.
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The Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for executing the maintenance process, establishing a reliability focus, and ensuring a culture of continuous improvement. Work and results are reviewed through inspection and analysis of records, reports, completed work orders, and equipment performance.
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This role is responsible for executing the maintenance process, establishing a reliability focus, and ensuring a culture of continuous improvement. Manage and develop weekly schedules for shift technicians and help prioritize emergency jobs as they arise.
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Assist in scoping corrective work orders as needed with the Maintenance Planners. Evaluate team member performance and encourage continuous improvement. Ensure completed work orders containing actual hours and completion comments are submitted by the technicians daily.
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