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about GW benefits, please visit https://hr.gwu.edu/benefits Reporting to the Facility Zone Manager, the Facilities Maintenance Technician typically performs semi-skilled and sub-journey work in the
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maintains, repairs, and installs electrical systems and equipment within GW buildings. The core responsibilities of this role include, but are not limited to: Effectively investigate and identify
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foundations for the next generation computing systems. Our research is currently focused on two-terminal non-volatile memory devices called memristors. These devices have shown an electrical behavior
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emergency/standby generators (diesel and natural gas), automatic transfer switches ( ATS ), and associated controls and electrical connections across The George Washington University campuses. The
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. Liaise with external vendors and contractors for specialized services (e.g., HVAC , plumbing, electrical). Ensure all vendor work is scheduled and completed in accordance with service level agreements
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. Liaise with external vendors and contractors for specialized services (e.g., HVAC , plumbing, electrical). Ensure all vendor work is scheduled and completed in accordance with service level agreements
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. Liaise with external vendors and contractors for specialized services (e.g., HVAC , plumbing, electrical). Ensure all vendor work is scheduled and completed in accordance with service level agreements
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. Liaise with external vendors and contractors for specialized services (e.g., HVAC , plumbing, electrical). Ensure all vendor work is scheduled and completed in accordance with service level agreements
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license to operate university vehicles. Preferred Qualifications: Experience in light construction and/or building maintenance that involves a reasonable knowledge of trades like electrical, plumbing and
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. This includes, but is not limited to, all mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems that serve the buildings and its occupants, as well as maintaining the aesthetic quality of the campus and