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the design and maintenance of the mechanical utility systems for the NSLS-II Accelerator Division. The mechanical utility systems include deionized water (DI), processed chilled water, hot water, compressed
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Under minimum supervision lays out, constructs (installs), repairs, and maintains water, drainage (sewer/storm), and gas distribution systems, related
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equipment, site air handlers, building automation systems, and services related to onsite non-emergency conditions. In the event of emergency situations such as equipment malfunction, water main breaks
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electrostatic devices, Radio Frequency (RF) accelerator cavities and components, vacuum components, cryogenic components, water/air cooled systems, large and small static and dynamic structures, and lifting and
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centralized chilled water plants, steam plants, water supply and treatment, and sewage treatment plants. Engineer-In-Training or Professional Engineer status in New York State. Familiarity with substation
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systems and components have well-defined specifications for support systems (electrical power, water cooling, HVAC, compressed air, and controls) and that these are communicated with the responsible support
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for support systems: electrical power, water cooling, HVAC, compressed air, and controls, and that these are communicated with the responsible support groups Maintain an environment conducive to openness
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multidisciplinary environment. IP engineering systems are in the areas of HVAC, water cooling, radiation shielding, remote manipulations and lifting, robotic equipment, helium cooling, compressed air, electro
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as necessary. IP systems include HVAC, target cooling water, hot cells, shielding, shielded casks, remote manipulators, robotic arm, helium cooling, compressed air, electro-mechanical interfaces
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not limited to knowledge of central chilled water plants, central steam plants, and high-pressure steam/condensate distribution and return systems.Solid time management skills and the ability