Civil Design Engineer

The purpose of this journeyman level position is to safely perform operational duties related to District powerhouse, dam, pumping and waterway equipment, enabling the highest possible level of generation production, equipment reliability/performance, and personnel safety. Duties assigned will relate to the following equipment: turbines, governors, generators, pumps, motors, heavy and light mobile equipment, air compressors, HVAC equipment, dam structural equipment (including spillway gates, hoists and cranes).  Qualified candidates must have extensive experience in the operation of production/generation equipment and systems. Specific Duties and Responsibilities are: Starts, stops, synchronizes and adjusts voltage, load and power factor of District turbine/generator units and auxiliary equipment. Operates and monitors plant electrical systems. Maintains specified dam flows and water levels. Reads and records instrument data. Accurately computes water flows. Prepares operating reports and maintains station records. Operates and controls low, medium, and high voltage switchgear. This may require the use of hot sticks, insulated gloves, and other safety equipment as required by industry practice and regulation WAC 45. Operates and switches distribution voltage switchgear under the direction of dispatch personnel. Operates heavy lifting equipment, including operation of 100 ton gantry crane for the lifting and adjustment of spillway gates at Box Canyon Dam. Performs structural and equipment inspections of Box Canyon Dam, power plant and switch yard in order to detect failure or impending failure of structures or equipment.  Detection of any abnormality requires the taking of remedial action where possible and proper recording and reporting to responsible individuals.  Works with maintenance personnel to establish clearance requirements.  Certifies and issues clearances and receives clearance releases for authorized work on equipment within realm of responsibility.  Performs required switching and tagging to safely secure equipment for maintenance. Keeps a clear, concise and accurate log of activities during assigned shift to insure that matters of importance are properly conveyed to operators on subsequent shifts. Maintains security of facilities and equipment through observation, use of available surveillance equipment and the proper locking of entry points. Exercises tact, courtesy and diplomacy when interacting with the public in order to affect and maintain a good public image for the District at all times. Requires thorough understanding of Production Lockout Tagout (LOTO) program and distribution clearance program. Will be required to administer LOTO program for Production facilities to safely remove equipment from service for maintenance purposes. Will also be required to operate and clear distribution equipment for the safe switching of equipment for line operations. Operates radio, computer and telephone equipment for the purpose of receiving, sending or relaying information pertinent to maintaining effective operational and maintenance communications within the District. When serving as relief operator, will fill vacated shifts created by other operators personal leave. Will conduct inspections and/or review operations at reservoirs, pumping plants, generating stations, distribution substations and at other District river sites and (or specific equipment) as directed.  When so assigned, will maintain communications with the shift operator at Box Canyon keeping him/her informed of itinerary and change of status of equipment, etc. When assigned the Calispell Power Plant, will start/stop, synchronize, adjust voltage, change jets, open or close needle valves, gate valves, etc., as necessary to assure maximum use of available water from Power Lake.  Will clean equipment and powerhouse, wiping up excess oil, etc.  Will add oil as necessary and grease appropriate fittings.  Will check Power Lake water level and record it as well as other appropriate data in station log and appropriate record form. Trains or assists in the training of apprentice operators by providing guidance and instruction in all aspects of the operator program. Responsible for maintaining positive, cooperative and professional relationships with all District personnel. Assists in the preparation of written standard operating procedures. Performs alone during many shifts and assignments. Must act autonomously, and make decisions in accordance with District policies and procedures. During many working hours, is solely responsible for the operation of District assets, including Box Canyon Dam. Responsible for supervisions of apprentice operators when working on the same shift. Under the requirements of WAC 45, responsible for the safety of personnel working under clearances issued by journey hydro operator. Requirements Vocational/apprenticeship training resulting in journeyman level operator skills that allow the incumbent to fully perform the responsibilities, essential duties and authorities described above. Knowledge of and ability to correctly use appropriate safety practices in a utility setting, including (but not limited to): Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO), confined space entry, first aid/cardio pulmonary resuscitation, including Automated External Defibrillator (AED), etc. Knowledge of the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) and all applicable Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) and Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act (WISHA) regulations. Ability to apply logical thinking to diagnose and solve practical problems without supervision, and to comprehend and effectively carry out instructions. Ability to mathematically add, subtract, multiply, and divide; work with decimals and fractions; and understand and calculate measurements.  Ability to read, analyze and comprehend relevant instruction manuals, construction drawings, electrical diagrams, blueprints, schematics, and maps in connection with the essential duties of the position.  Ability to properly prepare required forms and reports.  Ability to communicate well both orally and in writing. Must be able to work the assigned 12-hour rotating shift. Benefits The District offers a competitive benefits package that includes Medical, Dental, Vision, FSA for medical and/or dependent care, HRA VEBA, a variety of life insurance and ADD options, Deferred Compensation (401a & 457b), PERS, Short- & Long-term Disability, and a generous personal leave bank. This position is a non-exempt union role, offering a hourly pay rate of $59.84 per the current collective bargaining agreement.

The purpose of this journeyman level position is to safely perform operational duties related to District powerhouse, dam, pumping and waterway equipment, enabling the highest possible level of generation production, equipment reliability/performance, and personnel safety. Duties assigned will relate to the following equipment: turbines, governors, generators, pumps, motors, heavy and light mobile equipment, air compressors, HVAC equipment, dam structural equipment (including spillway gates, hoists and cranes).  Qualified candidates must have extensive experience in the operation of production/generation equipment and systems. Specific Duties and Responsibilities are: Starts, stops, synchronizes and adjusts voltage, load and power factor of District turbine/generator units and auxiliary equipment. Operates and monitors plant electrical systems. Maintains specified dam flows and water levels. Reads and records instrument data. Accurately computes water flows. Prepares operating reports and maintains station records. Operates and controls low, medium, and high voltage switchgear. This may require the use of hot sticks, insulated gloves, and other safety equipment as required by industry practice and regulation WAC 45. Operates and switches distribution voltage switchgear under the direction of dispatch personnel. Operates heavy lifting equipment, including operation of 100 ton gantry crane for the lifting and adjustment of spillway gates at Box Canyon Dam. Performs structural and equipment inspections of Box Canyon Dam, power plant and switch yard in order to detect failure or impending failure of structures or equipment.  Detection of any abnormality requires the taking of remedial action where possible and proper recording and reporting to responsible individuals.  Works with maintenance personnel to establish clearance requirements.  Certifies and issues clearances and receives clearance releases for authorized work on equipment within realm of responsibility.  Performs required switching and tagging to safely secure equipment for maintenance. Keeps a clear, concise and accurate log of activities during assigned shift to insure that matters of importance are properly conveyed to operators on subsequent shifts. Maintains security of facilities and equipment through observation, use of available surveillance equipment and the proper locking of entry points. Exercises tact, courtesy and diplomacy when interacting with the public in order to affect and maintain a good public image for the District at all times. Requires thorough understanding of Production Lockout Tagout (LOTO) program and distribution clearance program. Will be required to administer LOTO program for Production facilities to safely remove equipment from service for maintenance purposes. Will also be required to operate and clear distribution equipment for the safe switching of equipment for line operations. Operates radio, computer and telephone equipment for the purpose of receiving, sending or relaying information pertinent to maintaining effective operational and maintenance communications within the District. When serving as relief operator, will fill vacated shifts created by other operators personal leave. Will conduct inspections and/or review operations at reservoirs, pumping plants, generating stations, distribution substations and at other District river sites and (or specific equipment) as directed.  When so assigned, will maintain communications with the shift operator at Box Canyon keeping him/her informed of itinerary and change of status of equipment, etc. When assigned the Calispell Power Plant, will start/stop, synchronize, adjust voltage, change jets, open or close needle valves, gate valves, etc., as necessary to assure maximum use of available water from Power Lake.  Will clean equipment and powerhouse, wiping up excess oil, etc.  Will add oil as necessary and grease appropriate fittings.  Will check Power Lake water level and record it as well as other appropriate data in station log and appropriate record form. Trains or assists in the training of apprentice operators by providing guidance and instruction in all aspects of the operator program. Responsible for maintaining positive, cooperative and professional relationships with all District personnel. Assists in the preparation of written standard operating procedures. Performs alone during many shifts and assignments. Must act autonomously, and make decisions in accordance with District policies and procedures. During many working hours, is solely responsible for the operation of District assets, including Box Canyon Dam. Responsible for supervisions of apprentice operators when working on the same shift. Under the requirements of WAC 45, responsible for the safety of personnel working under clearances issued by journey hydro operator. Requirements Vocational/apprenticeship training resulting in journeyman level operator skills that allow the incumbent to fully perform the responsibilities, essential duties and authorities described above. Knowledge of and ability to correctly use appropriate safety practices in a utility setting, including (but not limited to): Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO), confined space entry, first aid/cardio pulmonary resuscitation, including Automated External Defibrillator (AED), etc. Knowledge of the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) and all applicable Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) and Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act (WISHA) regulations. Ability to apply logical thinking to diagnose and solve practical problems without supervision, and to comprehend and effectively carry out instructions. Ability to mathematically add, subtract, multiply, and divide; work with decimals and fractions; and understand and calculate measurements.  Ability to read, analyze and comprehend relevant instruction manuals, construction drawings, electrical diagrams, blueprints, schematics, and maps in connection with the essential duties of the position.  Ability to properly prepare required forms and reports.  Ability to communicate well both orally and in writing. Must be able to work the assigned 12-hour rotating shift. Benefits The District offers a competitive benefits package that includes Medical, Dental, Vision, FSA for medical and/or dependent care, HRA VEBA, a variety of life insurance and ADD options, Deferred Compensation (401a & 457b), PERS, Short- & Long-term Disability, and a generous personal leave bank. This position is a non-exempt union role, offering a hourly pay rate of $59.84 per the current collective bargaining agreement.

Earn up to a 5K sign-on bonus based on experience! Rallye Acura, New York's top-rated Acura dealership, has immediate opportunities for Accelerated Technicians. The ideal candidates are motivated, reliable individuals with Acura or Honda service experience, looking to join a team whose values are based in teamwork and delivering the highest caliber of customer service! Technicians are responsible for diagnosing problems and performing repairs properly and in a timely fashion, while working cooperatively with other members of the service team to ensure that jobs are performed up to standard. Responsibilities for Accelerated Technicians include: Perform routine maintenance: oil changes, tire mounting and rotation, brakes, etc. Perform multi-point inspections to identify necessary repair or maintenance items that may not be included on the repair order. Communicate to Service Advisor and fill out MPI form. Clearly and accurately document all work performed. Must participate in and continue on Acura online University training during down time. Willing to learn how to install accessories and assist during down time to obtain experience. The Rallye Motor Company is committed to attracting and retaining a talented and diverse workforce that supports our culture of customer service and automotive excellence. We strive to provide the Rallye team members with a variety of career opportunities that promote personal growth & learning, work-life balance, and equality. Our superior benefits and focus on employee growth and development along with the high earning potential are just a few reasons you will want to consider joining Rallye! Requirements A clean/valid New York State Driver’s License NYS inspectors license preferred. Basic mechanical skills, manual dexterity Acura/Honda experienced strongly preferred Accelerated/ C Level technician experience. Preferred Lube Technician Experience. Working knowledge of shop equipment including but not limited to wheel and tire equipment, alignment system, diagnostic equipment, etc. Benefits Up to 5K sign-on bonus based on experience!! Air conditioned shop with updated equipment! Great benefits package including medical, dental and vision coverage for employee & family! Company paid life insurance and optional additional coverage. Voluntary short term and long term disability available. Additional voluntary benefits including Aflac and LegalShield! Paid time off! Paid holidays! 401K plan. Employee Assistance Program. Opportunities for growth. Acura Dealer Leasing Program - Monthly car allowance up to $400 towards an Acura lease *Must Have a Minimum of 6 Months Working for Acura to Qualify* Pay: $17.00 - $22.00 hourly based on experience

Earn up to a 5K sign-on bonus based on experience! Rallye Acura, New York's top-rated Acura dealership, has immediate opportunities for Accelerated Technicians. The ideal candidates are motivated, reliable individuals with Acura or Honda service experience, looking to join a team whose values are based in teamwork and delivering the highest caliber of customer service! Technicians are responsible for diagnosing problems and performing repairs properly and in a timely fashion, while working cooperatively with other members of the service team to ensure that jobs are performed up to standard. Responsibilities for Accelerated Technicians include: Perform routine maintenance: oil changes, tire mounting and rotation, brakes, etc. Perform multi-point inspections to identify necessary repair or maintenance items that may not be included on the repair order. Communicate to Service Advisor and fill out MPI form. Clearly and accurately document all work performed. Must participate in and continue on Acura online University training during down time. Willing to learn how to install accessories and assist during down time to obtain experience. The Rallye Motor Company is committed to attracting and retaining a talented and diverse workforce that supports our culture of customer service and automotive excellence. We strive to provide the Rallye team members with a variety of career opportunities that promote personal growth & learning, work-life balance, and equality. Our superior benefits and focus on employee growth and development along with the high earning potential are just a few reasons you will want to consider joining Rallye! Requirements A clean/valid New York State Driver’s License NYS inspectors license preferred. Basic mechanical skills, manual dexterity Acura/Honda experienced strongly preferred Accelerated/ C Level technician experience. Preferred Lube Technician Experience. Working knowledge of shop equipment including but not limited to wheel and tire equipment, alignment system, diagnostic equipment, etc. Benefits Up to 5K sign-on bonus based on experience!! Air conditioned shop with updated equipment! Great benefits package including medical, dental and vision coverage for employee & family! Company paid life insurance and optional additional coverage. Voluntary short term and long term disability available. Additional voluntary benefits including Aflac and LegalShield! Paid time off! Paid holidays! 401K plan. Employee Assistance Program. Opportunities for growth. Acura Dealer Leasing Program - Monthly car allowance up to $400 towards an Acura lease *Must Have a Minimum of 6 Months Working for Acura to Qualify* Pay: $17.00 - $22.00 hourly based on experience

Position Title: Assembly- Bumpers Location: Sterling Heights, MI Shift: 1st Shift -- 6:00am - 6:00pm (Monday - Friday) - Occasional Weekends Shift: 3rd Shift -- 6:00 p.m. - 6:00 a.m. (Monday - Friday) - Occasional Weekends Pay Rate: (1st shift) $15.50/hr (3rd shift) $15.50/hr + $1.50 shift premium = $17.00/hr Company Overview: Our client is a leading automotive manufacturing company, dedicated to producing high-quality components. We are actively seeking detail-oriented and motivated individuals to join our team as Assembly Technicians for bumper assembly at our Sterling Heights, MI facility. Key Responsibilities: Perform assembly operations on automotive bumpers following established guidelines and specifications. Utilize hand tools, power tools, and other equipment to complete assembly tasks efficiently and accurately. Conduct thorough quality checks to ensure all assembled components meet the company's stringent quality standards. Collaborate effectively with team members to achieve daily production targets and address any issues that may arise during the assembly process. Adhere to safety protocols and contribute to maintaining a clean and organized work area. Qualifications: Previous experience in assembly, preferably in an automotive manufacturing environment. Familiarity with hand tools, power tools, and assembly techniques. Attention to detail and the ability to follow assembly instructions and specifications. Ability to stand for extended periods and perform physically demanding tasks. Strong teamwork and communication skills. Flexibility to work occasional weekends based on production needs. Requirements Requirements: Must be able to pass a background check. Must be able to pass a drug screen. Must be able to consistently lift up to 30lbs. Must be able to stand up to 12 hour shifts. Must read/speak/read English. Benefits Benefits: Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance PTO Paid Holiday's Off Union Hire

Please apply only if you have experience in heat treatment. Applications without relevant experience will not be considered. Heat Treat Operator Pay: $24.71 per hour Shift: 6:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Location: Warren, MI Summary: The Heat Treat Operator will be responsible for performing various operations within the Heat Treat area as assigned. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Perform light maintenance tasks to ensure furnaces are ready for processing work orders (confined space work will be outsourced to a vendor). Maintenance duties include keeping flow scopes in good condition and conducting minor electrical troubleshooting and repairs, such as replacing heating elements. Read and interpret work tickets generated in the lab. Group parts to be processed together as needed. Prepare loads for furnace processing, either manually or using a hoist. Use a roller cart to transfer trays with parts to the furnaces and load them into the furnaces. Set furnace cycles, including times and atmospheres, and monitor each furnace's progress during the cycle. After the cycle is completed, unload parts and return them to their original containers. Copper plate small parts (e.g., retainers) through progressive tank dipping on the plating line, and strip the copper after the cycle is finished. Charge and discharge the chromizing furnace once a day, which involves loosening and re-tightening 8 bolts on each of the two chromizing furnaces. Maintain proper documentation for each work order, including signing off on furnace processing charts. Occasionally place parts in a -100°F freezer. Perform shot peening on retainers. Environmental Chemical Contacts: In the Heat Treat Department, employees may have brief exposure to the following chemicals: Quench oils, lubricating oils, tri-valent chrome (solid chrome), zirconium, ammonium iodide, hexavalent chromium (chromic acid), sulfuric acid, cupric sulfate, endothermic gas, natural gas, and anhydrous ammonia. Additionally, employees will work with furnaces at elevated temperatures, up to 1750°F. Critical Competencies: Strong mechanical aptitude. Ability to understand and follow work instructions. Basic computer skills in Microsoft Word and Excel. Requirements Physical Demands and Work Environment: For smaller parts (less than 10 lbs.), tasks are repetitive, such as placing parts in and out of containers and heat treat baskets. For heavier parts, lifting devices, jib hoists, lifting tables, and magnets are available. Loading and unloading baskets typically takes 1 to 3 hours per day. Occasionally, more physical effort is needed when pushing or pulling loads on the roller cart and shifting them in and out of furnaces. Unbolting and bolting eight bolts on the chrome furnace access doors requires force and is done one to two times daily, as the heat/cool cycle lasts 24 hours. Education and Experience Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent. Minimum of 1 year of experience in a precision machining manufacturing environment. Knowledge of G&M Codes. Experience with manual turning, milling, drilling, or CNC mill, lathe, broach, and drilling operations is required. Experience with a Key Seater is preferred. Proficiency in GD&T and the ability to read technical drawings. Familiarity with machine tools and inspection tools such as gauge blocks, dial indicators, calipers, and micrometers. Knowledge of insert tooling nomenclature. Ability to follow work instructions accurately. Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a team.   Benefits Medical, Dental, Vision and Prescription Drug Coverage Spending accounts (HSA, Health Care FSA and Dependent Care FSA) Paid Time Off and Holidays 401k Retirement Plan with Matching Employer Contributions Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance Paid Leaves Tuition Assistance