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Attracting Several Contract Multi-Skilled engineers for roles in the next couple of weeks to assist with client peak / seasonal demand for products. The 4 on 4 Off Shift is Great for Contract Engineers Who Live Away from Home for work contracts 🏠➡️👷♂️ #4on4off #WorkLifeBalance #LivingAwayFromHome #EngineeringLife #FlexibleWork #contractengineer #maintenance #contract #insidescope

As a fellow Maintenance Engineer, I understand firsthand the challenges and responsibilities that come with the role. It's often a thankless job, but it's also one of the most crucial in keeping operations running smoothly. If you're a Maintenance Engineer, I salute you. Your dedication and hard work don't go unnoticed, even if it's not always acknowledged. Let's connect and share our experiences. Drop a comment below if you can relate or have a story to share about life as a Maintenance Engineer. Together, let's shine a light on the vital role we play in keeping industries moving! #MaintenanceEngineer #ThanklessJob #LinkedInNetworking"

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As much as possible in maintenance engineering let us aim for perfection. The idea is to get the equipment as close to the original state if not better. #buswiring #rewiring #smartdrillingtools Baker Hughes #maintenanceandrepair #maintenanceengineering

Successful Unsung Heroes of the Engineering World This is only a selection of the unsung heroes that The Field Engineer community both champions and welcomes as members. Who are these people? They are those working in the field, onsite, offshore and on the road. It is almost impossible to calculate how many people are working in field engineering in the world. We can be sure that there is a huge group of people working in all industries, countries and in all conditions. These are the people who support, maintain, instal, and repair to keep us all looked after. Who are they? Who works in the field? Their job title may not contain the word field but that is where they will be out working onsite. Clockwise from top left, Ron Evans, Kevin Chimezie Akparanta, emily miltiadou, Luis Ponce de León A.,Ryan Westwood, ANAND DALVI, Michael Martin, Natalie Aixill, Michael Lipka, M.S.H.L.S., M.H.M., C.T.T., CPhT, Manuel Alberto Valero Uribe, Monica Nancy Candny, Jessie Moffitt #careers #engineering #fieldservice #job #jobs #travel #technology #career

🌐 Shoutout to Field Service Engineers Worldwide! 🛠️ In the realm of machinery and technology, our unsung heroes are the field service engineers who keep the world running seamlessly. 🌍 Today, let's take a moment to appreciate these individuals' dedication, expertise, and hard work across the globe. Whether it's fixing complex machinery, troubleshooting technical glitches, or ensuring smooth operations, field service engineers are the backbone of countless industries. 👷♂️👷♀️ Their commitment to excellence and problem-solving skills contribute significantly to the success of businesses and the satisfaction of clients. To every field service engineer out there, your efforts don't go unnoticed. Your resilience, adaptability, and technical prowess make you indispensable in an ever-evolving world. 🙌 Let's raise a virtual toast to these professionals who play a crucial role in maintaining the heartbeat of industries worldwide. Tag a field service engineer you appreciate, and let's celebrate their incredible contributions! 🚀 #FieldServiceHeroes #GlobalEngineerAppreciation 🛠️💙 #trustedtitans #fieldservicemanagement #fieldserviceengineer #fieldservicetechnician #fieldservicejobs #serviceengineer #serviceexcellence #servicemanagement #serviceproviders #customerservicerepresentative #customerserviceexcellence #customerserviceproblems

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I'm thrilled to share a recent success story that showcases the profound impact of connecting talented professionals with the right opportunities in the manufacturing industry. In a recent case, I had the honor of aiding a seasoned Field Service Technician in securing a role that truly valued their skills and potential, emphasizing the transformative power of a strategic career move. The Scenario: - The technician sought a position that would better acknowledge their expertise in maintenance and field service. The Opportunity: - Identified a role with a top manufacturer of manufacturing equipment that perfectly matched the Field Service Technician's skills: - Need for an experienced professional for on-site repairs and maintenance - Opportunity to work with state-of-the-art machinery and diagnostic tools - Strong focus on career growth and continuous training The Outcome: - Saw a significant 40% salary increase - Enhanced benefits encompassing improved healthcare choices and retirement planning - Clearly defined career progression and specialized skill enhancement opportunities This success story underscores the importance of in-depth knowledge in hydraulic systems, electrical troubleshooting, and the capability to execute intricate repairs in the field. It exemplifies the significance of aligning skilled professionals with companies that genuinely value and reward their expertise.

Had a thought that many of you guys may be new to the idea of shutdowns ( currently the career path I'm pursuing as an ANDT Engineer). For those of you who don't know what shutdowns are, I wanted to share more insights into this - Shutdowns, Turnarounds, and Outages (STO) are commonly used terms, often interchangeably, to describe a planned or unplanned period of time in which a plant/facility, unit, or piece of equipment is out of service. In many process industries (e.g., refining, petrochemicals, chemicals, power generation, etc.), equipment operates 24/7, making it difficult to perform necessary inspection and maintenance work without taking said equipment offline. For this reason, facilities routinely schedule turnarounds, where a section of an industrial plant or the entire facility is shut down to perform major maintenance, overhaul, and/or repair operations, as well as to inspect, test, and replace process materials and equipment. These planned events also provide owner/operators with the opportunity to perform debottlenecking, process upgrades, and capital project improvements while the unit or facility is offline. The primary purpose of turnarounds is to conduct the activities necessary to keep the plant running safely, reliably, and as efficiently as possible. Sometimes equipment goes offline unexpectedly or operators are forced to shut down equipment or an entire facility due to unforeseen events like power outages, fires, mechanical failures, weather events, or losses of primary containment (LOPC). These unplanned shutdowns or outages may or may not require immediate action, depending on the circumstances. The cost of a shutdown, turnaround, or outage can be substantial, so owner/operators strive to optimize planning and work whenever possible. Far in advance of a turnaround, operators begin planning schedules and coordinating resources to ensure that personnel, budgets, equipment, and access points are available to accomplish the turnaround objectives safely and efficiently. The better prepared owner/operators are for STOs, the greater their ability to minimize facility downtime. #OilAndGas #NDT #ANDT #Eddycurrent #Jobs #QuickLearn #DailyLearning #Nondestructivetesting #Inspection #Engineering