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work a rotating shift schedule, six days on with two days off (6 & 2), 24/7, 365 days per year. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Under minimum supervision the chilled water plant supervisor is
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adaptable professionals who thrive in flexible schedules and enjoy taking on a variety of responsibilities. What You’ll Do Provide administrative and clerical support across departments. Assist with
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leading research institutions. You’ll begin on a steady day shift (Mon-Friday, 8am to 4pm) and after qualifying transition into a dynamic rotational schedule that ensures variety and challenge six days
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layouts, underground distribution duct banks, equipment schedules, conduit routing, distribution, motor control schemes, lighting and lighting controls, and fire alarm. Experience managing multiple projects
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Responsibilities: Coordinating and directing the work of personnel, which involves assigning tasks, scheduling, providing technical guidance, and managing grievance procedures The supervisor will work closely with
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Responsibilities: Coordinating and directing the work of personnel, which involves assigning tasks, scheduling, providing technical guidance, and managing grievance procedures The supervisor will work closely with
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developing, implementing, and executing scientific strategy with engagement from critical stakeholders. Demonstrated ability to deliver scope within budget and schedule constraints that have been established
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, design, and technical support services for the EIC project. Support the development of accelerator system scope, system design, execution plans, cost, and schedule. Collaborate with the Project Managers
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, conference attendees, university faculty, and other external stakeholders Interacting with multiple directorates to identify and secure subject matter experts, manage schedules, and ensure facility access
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required. Successful candidates will be scheduled to assist with various assignments throughout the Laboratory in scientific and operational departments. Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Experience