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#hiring Military Flight Safety Staff Engineer, Cincinnati, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Cincinnatijobs #Ohiojobs #GovernmentDefence Apply: https://lnkd.in/gPpqTG2G Job Description Summary Systems engineering is a cross-functional engineering discipline centered on an approach, mindset, and process. All activities that consider both the business and the technical needs of the customers with the goal of providing a quality product that meets the users needs. The discipline that executes a robust process of design, creation, and optimization of systems, consisting of identification and quantification of system requirements, creation of alternate system design concepts, performance of design trade studies, selection and implementation of the best designs and verification that the design is properly integrated and executed. Process that proceeds from concept to production to operation. Impacts approaches, projects and programs in the functional area or affected business organization and ways of working. Impacts quality, efficiency and effectiveness of own team. Has significant input into priorities. Guided by professional practices and policies that are shaped by the role. The role has moderate autonomy, requiring high levels of operational judgment. Job Description Roles and ResponsibilitiesResponsible for the theory, design, development and practical implementation of product safety engineering methodologies and techniques for equipment and devices. Execute a process to identify and mitigate safety risks inherent to the product design to an acceptable level; conduct rigorous safety risk assessments, hazard evaluations, utilize human factors principles to drive design improvements in order to eliminate human error in the operation and maintenance of the product in the fieldDeveloping specialized knowledge in their discipline. Serves as best practice/quality resource. Has awareness of latest technical developments in own area. Contributes towards strategy and policy development, and ensure delivery within area of responsibility.Has in-depth knowledge of best practices and how own area integrates with others; has working knowledge of competition and the factors that differentiate them in the marketUses judgment to make decisions or solve moderately complex tasks or problems in areas of operational/product management, manufacturing, technology or engineering. Takes new perspective on existing solutions. Uses technical experience and expertise for data analysis to support recommendations. Uses multiple internal and limited external sources outside of own function to arrive at decisions.Acts as a resource for colleagues with less experience. May lead small projects with moderate risks and resource requirements. Explains difficult or sensitive information; works to build consensus. Developing persuasion skills required to influence others on topics within

Hello friends and allies of ❇ RC Engineering & Construction Management! We are hiring and seeking referrals and interested professionals from our growing network. We’re also in a race to see if we  can do better than a LinkedIn job board post. 🏎 Posts get traction on LinkedIn through COMMENTS  (five words really gives the boost), and of course LIKES and SHARES.  Help us test the wave of our network to see how far this can reach with impressions.  If you don’t have a referral or these are positions not within your scope, comment about your FAVORITE 🌟 job board and why you like it. 👈 I’ll report back next week on Friday how far this may reach.. 🥳 I have more than one job - maybe we can get multiple people hired! 🏆 Who do you know in Tri-Cities, WA or willing to live here - these are onsite, or hybrid jobs. 👀 📅 I'll be scheduling screens this week and next! ⏲ ✅ Environmental Compliance Technical Support (regulatory/permitting+)  ✅Senior I&C Electrical Design Engineer - with 7+  years (nuclear exp. preferred)  ✅ Safety Subject Matter Expert ✅ Scheduler with P6 (Houston, TX) Would you help me share these jobs, please? 🙏 LinkedIn may not send it far in full capacity of the reach potential, so please help me share it with the world and comment we'll see what it CAN DO. 🚀 Want to apply for one of these job? 𝗘𝗺𝗮𝗶𝗹 𝗺𝗲: sarrah at rcecm dot com (saving myself from some bots, 🤖 so you as a human will know how to connect with me. #engineeringjobs #nuclearindustry #rcecm  #hiringnow #referrals #energyindustryjobs #tricitieswa

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Consider a career in Risk Engineering. I was recently speaking with 2 engineering students who were soon to graduate, and happily, that turned into a conversation with about 10. They had not given risk engineering much consideration, and I did my best to promote those opportunities. At some point my extremely simplistic example of how it fits into the business world involved a story of what happens when due to poor planning and a lack of protective measures you cut grass at the same time your son decides to wash the dog. I think they got it. If you are interested in a career in risk engineering but want to know more, I strongly recommend: #1. Check out our company profile page, TÜV SÜD Global Risk Consultants. There you can find posts that give much more detail about all the areas of our business - fire protection engineering, arc flash, thermography, property valuation, boiler & machinery, and more. #2 Then, contact me to discuss our various opportunities, because WE ARE HIRING!! #3. Lock the doors when you wash the dog! #wearehiring #riskengineering

Why is Safety Engineering so important in the Aerospace and Defence Sectors? 💭   Safety engineers in the aerospace and defence industry are vital to ensuring that all aspects of product development and operation meet rigid safety standards. Their work helps to prevent accidents, reduce risks, and ensure the safe and reliable operation of complex aerospace and defence systems.   Lets take a look at why safety engineers are so important when delivering projects. 🔎   ▪ Mission-Critical Roles - Safety engineers' expertise ensures that projects run seamlessly. This safeguards both personnel and operational goals.   ▪ Variable Skills - From risk assessment to compliance, their varied skills make certain that products and processes are completely safe.   ▪ Complex Problem Solvers - The ability for a safety engineer to dissect and solve safety challenges is a crucial role in project success.   In summary, the role of a safety engineer is highly important within the aerospace and defence sectors, with their role being to ensure that cutting-edge technologies and systems are not only powerful but also inherently safe.   What other reasons can you think of for why safety engineering is so important in these sectors?   #SafetyEngineering #Aerospace #Defence

Ever wondered what keeps our tech-driven world running smoothly? It's the Service Engineers! 👷♂️🔧 They are the unsung heroes who ensure our machinery and systems don't miss a beat. These technical maestros troubleshoot, repair, and maintain equipment across industries - hopping from site to site and sometimes diving directly into the action at sea or on a bustling factory floor. They're not just savvy problem-solvers but also customer service wizards, explaining complex fixes in simple terms we can all grasp. For businesses, a sharp Service Engineer is invaluable. They keep downtime to a minimum and help avoid the kind of hiccups that can grind production to a halt. And in today's fast-paced world, can we really afford to pause? ⏱ For more information on Service Engineering jobs please email [email protected] #ServiceEngineering #ProblemSolvers #EngineeringCareers

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What is forensic engineering? I wish there were more undergraduate courses on it. Because it seems like a fun job to me! There are many different types of forensic engineering, but we will keep it to a structural engineering focus for this post. Forensic engineers investigate structural failures, or structures on the verge of failing. These structural failures could be caused by many reasons: -- Vehicle impact -- Water damage -- Building settling  -- Natural disasters  -- Fire damage The list goes on. They may be working with a law firm or insurance company to assess damage. They may need to testify in court based on their findings. Sometimes they may be solving a really challenging puzzle, As the answer to why something failed is not always obvious. I think that’s one of the many reasons this job is great: -- You get to spend time outside. -- You get to visit new places every week.  -- You get to solve crazy puzzles every so often. And most of all, the industry is predicted to continue growing. Infrastructure will always need to be inspected, maintained, and refurbished. And there will need to be engineers there to solve the problems. What did I miss? Any forensic engineers want to add anything?

There is a shortage (significant) of trained / skilled technicians / engineers which has impacted the ability of many #facilitymanagement firms to deliver on the outcomes expected around planned and scheduled maintenance or to keep with the SLA around resolution of reactive maintenance. I somehow feel that there is a endless loop that teams get into or have a tendency to get into. Is there a way to get out it? One way to solve for it is to scout and hire fast, that is an obvious and perhaps the most difficult thing to do now. Given the situation what is something else that #facilitymanagement teams and leaders can do at the moment? Is there some way data and tech can come to rescue? #plannedmaintenance #facilitiesmanagement #digitaltransformation