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Description:   Minor electrical installation Minor wiring Assist with the construction of experimental devices Perform maintenance, repairs and new installations on research and industrial equipment with direct supervision Follows all lab safety rules and regulations and uses protective equipment to prevent electrical shock (hot work is not allowed) Interprets wiring diagrams, engineer’s sketches and specifications to determine ...

A metallurgy job involves studying and manipulating the properties of metals to develop new materials, improve existing ones, and solve technical challenges. Key responsibilities include conducting experiments, analyzing metal performance, and collaborating with production teams to optimize manufacturing processes. Metallurgists also perform failure analysis, ensure products meet industry standards, and provide technical support ...

A Welder in an SMS (Steel Melting Shop) or with the SMS group specializes in joining, cutting, and repairing metal components (steel, aluminum) for heavy machinery, structural, and plant maintenance. They operate MIG/MAG/Arc welding equipment to fabricate, repair, and maintain, often performing vertical and horizontal welding in industrial settings.    Key Responsibilities: Fabrication & Repair: Cut, shape, and join ...

A Liaison Manager acts as a key communication bridge between different internal departments and external stakeholders, facilitating collaboration and ensuring smooth information flow to achieve business objectives. Key responsibilities include managing relationships, coordinating projects, resolving conflicts, and serving as the primary point of contact for communication. They build and maintain relationships, monitor projects, ...

A Belt Jointer job description includes performing conveyor belt splicing and repairs using hot or cold vulcanization techniques, installing and maintaining conveyor systems, operating specialized equipment like grinders and vulcanizing presses, and adhering to strict safety protocols and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures. They conduct inspections, prepare reports, manage materials, and communicate effectively with ...

An Electrician for Ferro Alloys (Ferro) specializes in installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems in high-temperature, heavy-industry environments, focusing on power distribution, control panels, motors, and machinery using technical blueprints, troubleshooting faults, and ensuring strict safety compliance for 3-phase, high-voltage equipment. Key duties include preventive maintenance, quick fault resolution, calibration, working ...

A helper job involves assisting skilled workers by performing a variety of tasks to ensure smooth and efficient operations, with common duties including cleaning, material handling, organizing, and basic maintenance. Responsibilities vary by industry, encompassing general, domestic, or kitchen-specific tasks, but the core function remains supporting colleagues with essential, often manual, labor ...

A Fitter is a skilled tradesperson who assembles, installs, maintains, and repairs mechanical equipment and machinery. They work with various tools and materials to fabricate, modify, and fit components to create and maintain functioning systems, often following technical drawings and specifications.    Key Responsibilities: Assembly and Installation: Mechanical Fitters assemble machinery and mechanical systems according to ...

An electrician/assistant electrician job description includes assisting in the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems, wiring, and equipment under the supervision of a licensed electrician. Key duties involve laying conduits, helping with wiring and fixtures, performing basic tests, and using tools and equipment while adhering strictly to safety protocols.    Key responsibilities   Installation and repair: ...

An electrician installs, maintains, and repairs electrical wiring, systems, and fixtures, interpreting blueprints and codes to ensure safe, functional electrical setups in residential, commercial, or industrial settings; key duties include troubleshooting faults, testing components (like circuit breakers), performing preventive maintenance, and ensuring code compliance. They use hand and power tools and testing devices like voltmeters, working from technical diagrams ...