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Engineering Technician - Cryogenic Operator (NWS 00659)
Essential Duties
-Perform operation, troubleshooting and maintenance, on cryogenic, vacuum, x-ray, and pressurized gas systems.
-Operate various systems and equipment remotely using computer control systems.
-Record data and present to project leaders for analysis.
-Follow and adhere to written, operational and safety procedures in the course of completing job assignments.
-Perform all assignments in accordance with ESH&Q, Security and business practice requirements and policies.
-May occasionally work in Beryllium contaminated areas.
-May work in areas where respirator use may be required.
-May work with hazardous materials in a radioactive environment.
-Evaluations of equipment may involve working in confined or restricted movement areas, climbing ladders, ability to climb stairs, stand or walk for periods of time.
-Performed other duties as assigned.
Essential Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities
-A.A. in Mechanical or Electrical Technologies or a combination of 4 years of education and experience or previous military experience working on cryogenic/vacuum systems.
-Working knowledge of various mechanical maintenance practices including plumbing, hardware and electrical as it relates to vacuum system operation and maintenance.
-Ability to learn technical background using computer control and data acquisition systems or similar large systems.
-Experience working in a team environment in a technical environment.
-Ability to adapt to system changes, upgrades, and processes to complete experiments.
-Must be able to use a respirator, work in confined spaces, lift and push 50 pounds, use portable ladders with a max 300-pound weight limit, and work from various heights.
-Must have the communication skills necessary to convey highly detailed procedures and verbally discuss technical information with personnel.
Desired Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities
-Completion of the US Navy Nuclear Power School.
-Experience with operation and maintenance of vacuum systems.
-Experience using complex computer control and data acquisition systems utilized in the remote control of opto-mechanical devices.
-Experience working within a nuclear, military, or highly technical laboratory environment.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $36.00 - $44.00 per hour
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Full Time
$70k-93k (estimate)
05/26/2024
09/21/2024
northwind-services.com
Idaho Falls, ID
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