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More projects means more opportunities to join #TeamPercheron! Check out our latest and spotlight positions! Click the quick links below in our comment section to view full job descriptions >> #Hiring #Engineering #GISTechnician
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We hear it A LOT: “Yes, I am interested in the job, but don’t want to apply during the holidays because of x, y, and z.” Don’t have this mentality! If you are serious about landing a new role in the new year, don’t put off your job search until January. Hiring is a year round process and continuing your job search during the holiday season is good for a number of reasons: 1. Hiring processes can be long (depending on the company), so start early. 2. It’s an ideal time to network - send a card & suggest a coffee in the new year. 3. Less competition. Fewer applicants per posting = better odds for you. 4. Hiring managers may be motivated to fill headcount by year end. We have MANY roles to help fill between now and early 2024. Take a look at our openings for technicians below, and head to our website to see a comprehensive list of project management, sales, operations and engineering roles. https://lnkd.in/graB8V9p Atlanta, GA - BAS Technician Charleston, SC - Programming Technician Charleston, SC - BAS Technician Charlotte, NC - BAS Technician Cincinnati, OH - Technician Cleveland, OH - BAS Technician Columbia, SC - Programming Technician Columbus, OH - BAS Technician Greenville, SC - Programming Technician Los Angeles, CA - Technician Manassas, VA - Critical Facilities Controls Technician Miami, FL - BAS Technician Myrtle Beach, SC - Programming Technician Omaha, NE - Critical Facilities Controls Technician (contract) Portland, OR - Field Programmer / Specialist Portland, OR - Technician Raleigh, NC - BAS Technician Salt Lake City, UT - Technical Solutions Specialist San Diego, CA - Technician Seattle, WA - Service Technician Wilmington, NC - BAS Technician #buildingautomation #energymanagement #hvaccontrols #nowhiring #BAStechnician #jobsearch #Siemens #JohnsonControls #Tridium #Alerton #Trane #AutomatedLogic #DistechControls #ABB #DeltaControls #Honeywell #SchneiderElectric #KMCcontrols #ReliableControls #Niagara4
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■ NEVER recruit technicians based upon your management skills! Management skills are not enough for interviewing technicians. 》A technician should be recommended by another skilled technician.
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We are seeking an Electrical Technician to become a part of our team! You will be responsible for the installation, testing, and troubleshooting of electrical equipment and devices. Responsibilities: Install and modify electrical machinery, equipment, and circuitry in industrial or commercial plants Diagnose the cause of electrical or machine malfunctions Collaborate with electrical engineers to solve problems Ensure all electrical components adhere to standards Develop Lock-Out Tag-Out placards per OSHA standards Collect data needed to perform arc flash study Qualifications: Previous experience in electrical engineering or other related fields Familiarity with electrical schematics Excellent root cause analysis skills Ability to prioritize and multitask Deadline and detail-oriented
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Tank farm maintenance, Electric motor installation, Monitoring of Generator performance, Building of control panels and maintenance, Satam meter, and Data Analysis. HSE 1, 2 & 3, Power BI, Excel Kills, Tableau and SQL.
Top 4 Lessons I've Learned as an Electrical Technician* As I reflect on my journey as an Electrical Technician, I'm reminded of the valuable lessons that have shaped me into the professional I am today. Here are four key takeaways that I'd like to share with you: 1. Determination*: Never give up on a challenge! I've learned to approach complex problems with persistence and determination. This mindset has helped me overcome obstacles and achieve my goals. 2. Consistency*: Consistency is key to delivering high-quality work. I've learned to maintain a consistent work ethic, ensuring that every project meets my high standards. 3. Critical Thinking*: Critical thinking has been a game-changer for me. I've developed the ability to analyze problems, identify solutions, and make informed decisions. 4. Team Collaboration*: Finally, I've learned the power of teamwork. Collaborating with others has taught me to communicate effectively, respect diverse perspectives, and achieve common goals. These lessons have not only helped me grow as an Electrical Technician but have also shaped me into a better professional. What lessons have you learned in your career? Share your experiences in the comments below! - #ElectricalTechnician - #LessonsLearned - #ProfessionalGrowth - #CareerDevelopment - #ElectricalEngineering - #SkilledTrades - #TechnicalSkills - #SoftSkills - #Teamwork - #CriticalThinking - #Determination - #Consistency
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📣 Calling all Houston area Industrial Professionals: Houston remains strong after the storm. we invite you to check out our growing program here in Baytown! Whether you're a technician, electrician, engineer, or in any related field like software development or instrumentation, this seminar is for you. We will discuss what these positions are about, and how you can take the steps to move up in your career and land these HIGH-PAYING CAREERS. 📲 Limited spots available - call to RSVP.
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Tank farm maintenance, Electric motor installation, Monitoring of Generator performance, Building of control panels and maintenance, Satam meter, and Data Analysis. HSE 1, 2 & 3, Power BI, Excel Kills, Tableau and SQL.
Top 4 Lessons I've Learned as an Electrical Technician As I reflect on my journey as an Electrical Technician, I'm reminded of the valuable lessons that have shaped me into the professional I am today. Here are four key takeaways that I'd like to share with you: 1. Determination*: Never give up on a challenge! I've learned to approach complex problems with persistence and determination. This mindset has helped me overcome obstacles and achieve my goals. 2. Consistency*: Consistency is key to delivering high-quality work. I've learned to maintain a consistent work ethic, ensuring that every project meets my high standards. 3. Critical Thinking*: Critical thinking has been a game-changer for me. I've developed the ability to analyze problems, identify solutions, and make informed decisions. 4. Team Collaboration*: Finally, I've learned the power of teamwork. Collaborating with others has taught me to communicate effectively, respect diverse perspectives, and achieve common goals. These lessons have not only helped me grow as an Electrical Technician but have also shaped me into a better professional. What lessons have you learned in your career? Share your experiences in the comments below! - #ElectricalTechnician - #LessonsLearned - #ProfessionalGrowth - #CareerDevelopment - #ElectricalEngineering - #SkilledTrades - #TechnicalSkills - #SoftSkills - #Teamwork - #CriticalThinking - #Determination - #Consistency
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Meet, Connor, a Component Analyst Technician on our team. What does a component analyst do? He performs destructive testing on microcircuits to analyze the data and report the results. Making sure the data results are within the requirements of the method we are performing for the destructive testing. What’s something unexpected about this job? You don’t need an electrical or DPA (destructive physical analysis) background to begin your career as a DPA analyst. What do you enjoy most about your job? The challenge of it! There’s a lot of on-the-job training, and ongoing training. I enjoy problem-solving and the thrill of completing a difficult DPA job. The most rewarding part? I appreciate how team-oriented we are; we work together to achieve the best outcomes. If you’re considering a job in the semiconductor industry, we invite you to learn more here: https://hubs.ly/Q02K2-RK0
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