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Machinery : Occasionally Working Conditions Extreme cold : Occasionally Extreme heat : Occasionally Humidity : Frequently Wet : Occasionally Noise : Frequently Hazards : Frequently Temperature Changes
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/Coordination : Occasionally Climbing : Occasionally Operating Machinery : Occasionally Working Conditions Extreme Cold : Occasionally Extreme Heat : Occasionally Humidity : Frequently Wet : Occasionally Noise
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protection, thermal analysis methods and tools, thermal and mechanical verification including testing; Maintenance and operation of the Mechanical Systems Laboratory covering thermal cycling in vacuum and
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these forces is therefore crucial for understanding physiological mechanisms (cell migration, proliferation) and pathological ones (developmental disorders, cancer). To date, two types of molecular sensors
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or complaints and to refer problems to the appropriate source. Knowledge of federal, state, and local laws pertaining to the vehicles operated. Possess basic mechanical aptitude to perform routine vehicle
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Exposure to excessive noise o Will be around moving machinery o Exposure to marked changes in temperature and/or humidity o Exposure to dust, fumes, gasses o Will drive motorized equipment o Will
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/chemicals Electrical/mechanical Manual dexterity Climbing of stairs and ladders Lifting and moving Exposure to construction hazards including extreme temperatures, dust, noise, heights, steep surfaces, fumes
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are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee occasionally works near moving mechanical parts and is
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engineering, including surgical and assistive robotics and drug delivery Mechanical Engineering: biomedical fluid mechanics and transport phenomena, biomaterials, smart materials, vibration and acoustics, and
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which respond selectively to the mechanical forces and vibrations induced by friction when the finger explores a texture or material, with spatial sensitivity down to the nanometer scale (Skedung et al