Lead technical sustainment and in-service engineering support for fielded unmanned systems, driving aftermarket engineering strategy, obsolescence resolution, repair planning, and maintenance documentation.
Seeking an experienced Tower Crane Mechanic to perform field service, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repairs on tower cranes and related lifting equipment at active construction jobsites.
The Service Engineer II supports the Guardant Health Screening program, working on laboratory instruments including Automated Plasma Isolation (API), Library Preparation track systems, liquid handlers, and NGS sequencers.
Locations (2)
Palo Alto, California, United States
Colorado, United States
Compensation
Primary Location Base Pay Range: $108,000 - $148,500. Other US Location(s) Base Pay Range: $91,800 - $126,225. If the role is performed in Colorado, the pay range for this job is: $97,200 - $133,650.
Responsibilities
Perform laboratory instrument installations, maintenance, repairs, and qualifications (IOPQ) to ensure the highest level of instrument reliability and up-time.
Monitor instrument metrics and advocate serviceability within cross-functional teams.
Responsible for instrument up-time and ensuring that service documentation meets Guardant Heath's Quality Management system.
Evaluate equipment performance trends to propose long-term solutions as needed.
Ability to quickly learn new technologies and disseminate information by developing SOPs, checklists, and service bulletins.
Superintendent to oversee, coordinate and manage all onsite construction activities for industrial boiler maintenance, repair, outage, retrofit, and installation.
Responsibilities
Supervise and coordinate industrial boiler maintenance, repair, outage, retrofit, and installation activities from mobilization through commissioning and turnover.
Provide field oversight for work involving industrial boilers and associated pressure parts.
Coordinate outage activities, including shutdown planning, equipment access, inspections, repair sequencing, testing, startup support, and return-to-service activities.
Review drawings, specifications, P&IDs, welding procedures, repair plans, inspection reports, and project scope documents to ensure field activities are performed in accordance with project requirements.
Coordinate and supervise boiler tube removal, replacement, fitting, welding, and associated pressure-part repair activities.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree preferred in Engineering, Construction Management, or similar field
Fleet Mechanic II responsible for inspecting, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing company vehicles, utility equipment, trailers, and heavy construction equipment.
Compensation
Compensation of $25-$35 per hour, plus company truck.
Responsibilities
Inspect, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair company vehicles, utility equipment, trailers, and heavy construction equipment
Perform preventative maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repairs on company vehicles, trucks, trailers, utility equipment, and heavy construction equipment
Diagnose and repair diesel, gas, hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, brake, suspension, powertrain, HVAC, and trailer-related issues
Support field crews by performing repairs from a service truck at job sites, yards, roadside locations, and other field environments
Inspect, maintain, and repair equipment such as bucket trucks, aerial lifts, digger derricks, directional drills, excavators, backhoes, bulldozers, trailers, cranes, and other construction or utility equipment
Perform preventive maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, and mechanical repairs on tower cranes and related crane equipment to maintain safe, reliable operation
Diagnose and repair hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, structural, and control-system issues using appropriate diagnostic equipment, technical manuals, hand tools, and power tools
Inspect crane components, including hoists, motors, gearboxes, brakes, wire ropes, sheaves, bearings, hydraulic systems, electrical connections, and safety devices, identifying wear, damage, and potential equipment failures
Troubleshoot crane malfunctions directly at construction jobsites and complete necessary repairs, adjustments, component replacements, and equipment testing to minimize downtime
Read and interpret equipment manuals, wiring diagrams, hydraulic schematics, technical drawings, and manufacturer specifications to identify faults and determine appropriate repair procedures
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