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Maintenance Technician - 4th Class Power Engineer Jobs

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HVAC Technician SCD NERC
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United States , Bethesda; Washington; Rockville; Upper Marlboro; Washington
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47.11 USD / Hour
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Field Service Engineer- Robotics
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Canada , Toronto
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Advanced Technology Search Group
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Facilities Maintenance Engineer
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United States , Back Bay
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32.20 USD / Hour
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Power System Technician
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Canada , Fredericton
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Kyline Construction Ltd.
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Explore rewarding career opportunities in industrial operations with Maintenance Technician - 4th Class Power Engineer jobs. This dual-certified role is a critical linchpin in manufacturing plants, production facilities, hospitals, universities, and commercial complexes, ensuring the seamless and safe operation of mechanical systems. Professionals in this field combine hands-on technical maintenance expertise with the foundational knowledge of boiler and pressure vessel operation mandated by a 4th Class Power Engineering certificate. The typical responsibilities of a Maintenance Technician - 4th Class Power Engineer are diverse and vital. On the maintenance side, they perform preventative and corrective maintenance on a wide array of equipment, including pumps, motors, conveyors, HVAC systems, and hydraulic/pneumatic systems. They troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues, conduct repairs, and assist in equipment installations. Concurrently, their power engineering duties involve monitoring, operating, and maintaining low-pressure steam boilers, heating systems, refrigeration units, and other related plant equipment. They ensure all operations comply with stringent safety codes and environmental regulations, perform water tests, maintain logbooks, and respond to operational alarms. To excel in these jobs, individuals typically possess a strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills. Employers generally seek candidates with a high school diploma, a valid 4th Class Power Engineer certificate (or equivalent, depending on region), and often a related technical diploma or apprenticeship training. Hands-on experience with industrial maintenance is highly valued. Key skills include proficiency in reading technical manuals and schematics, knowledge of welding and machining, a solid understanding of safety protocols (like lockout/tagout), and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Physical fitness and comfort working in various environmental conditions are common requirements. This profession offers a stable and in-demand career path for those who enjoy practical, varied work with significant responsibility. Maintenance Technician - 4th Class Power Engineer jobs are ideal for proactive individuals who take pride in maintaining operational efficiency and ensuring facility safety. Discover your next career move in this essential technical field where your skills directly contribute to the backbone of industrial and institutional infrastructure.

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