187 mechanical uni jobs at University of Michigan

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC I

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MAINTENANCE MECHANIC I

down machinery in emergencies or for maintenance. Repair small holes in plaster or drywall. Install and repair dispensing machines for toilet supplies, wall hampers, chalk trays and boards, bulletin

HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

, adjust, and perform testing on motorized vehicles, and equipment system components and equipment, that operate primarily on the basis of mechanical principles. Operate, maneuver, and drive mechanized

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC II

to Student Life through the Associate Vice President of Student Life. Job Summary The Maintenance Mechanic II employee is responsible for the overall maintenance of fitness equipment at one of three

Mechanical Tech Associate

disability coverage Flexible spending accounts for healthcare and dependent care expenses Maternity and Parental Leave Responsibilities* The Mechanical Technician Associate is responsible for supporting two

Mechanical Shop Supervisor

and proper use and disposal Ensure vehicles, tools and other shop equipment are maintained in safe working condition Establish and communicate standards for work performance Oversee Mechanical Systems

HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

, adjust, and perform testing on motorized vehicles, and equipment system components and equipment, that operate primarily on the basis of mechanical principles. Operate, maneuver, and drive mechanized

Maintenance Mechanic I

the adjustment and replacement of belts. Prepare inspection reports and work orders for repairs. Clean and change filters on air, oil and water lines. Shut down machinery in emergencies or for maintenance. Repair

LEO Intermittent Lecturer ME375 - Mechanical Engineering

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Michigan Dearborn is inviting applications for a LEO Intermittent Lecturer for Summer Term 2024 to teach ME 375 Thermal Fluid Sciences II. The course

HVAC-R MECHANIC

Analyze and maintain air conditioning, refrigeration, and chiller plants including: control systems; pump distribution; chillers; cooling towers; condenser water systems; water treatment; refrigerant flow devices; control systems; fan systems, and terminal equipment. Operate, service, and...