Technician

• Responsible for maintaining a working partnership with commercial properties, homeowners, and property managers.
• Responsible for maintaining the high standards set in the industry.
• Responsible for the removal, replacement, and treatment of damaged wood members.
• Services include painting, applying termiticides to wood and soil, removal and replacement of wood members damaged by fungi, molds, weather, and wood destroying insects.

Universal Technician

• Perform major component exchanges (MCE) including blades, gearboxes, generators, hubs, and other large turbine components.
• Assist with rigging operations, crane coordination, and lift planning during component replacements.
• Conduct mechanical disassembly and reassembly of turbine components according to OEM procedures.
• Inspect components and supporting structures for damage or wear during exchanges.
• Follow all safety protocols, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and site-specific requirements.
• Complete accurate service documentation and reports for work performed.
• Work collaboratively with site teams, crane crews, and project leads to execute safe and efficient exchanges.
• Travel to various wind farms and project locations as required.

Large Corrective Exchange Technician

• The Splice Technician Coordinator is integral in facilitating coordination between splice technicians and contracted splice crews.
• Providing essential cut sheets and location details to both internal and external teams.
• Closely monitoring daily production against work orders.
• Overseeing project progression to ensure timely completion.
• Maintaining adequate material supplies for splice crews while promptly addressing any supply needs.

Splice Technician Coordinator

• Lead team members by supporting lifting operations of equipment at heights over 250’.
• Oversee lifting operations following skills verification of large components and ability to create, review, correct, and amend lifting plans.
• Conduct safe and efficient repairs to all Wind Turbine electrical systems.
• Perform Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) of equipment as an Authorized Person.
• Conduct pre-task planning, Job Hazard Analysis (JHAs), and Risk Assessments (RAs), and daily safety discussions.
• Interact with vendors and customers in a professional manner.
• Properly document all work in a variety of electronic formats and provide feedback to the Safety and Quality department for business improvements.

Advanced MCE Technician

• Responsible for taking incoming requests for first, second level and external appeals while ensuring high level of customer service and maximizing productivity.
• Work with appeals team for multiple lines of business such as Commercial, Exchange and Medicare, ensuring the proper submission of appeals for review by pharmacist and medical directors.
• Maintain quality and productivity standards for all cases reviewed while meeting established turnaround time requirements.
• Remain current on all communications and updated processes relayed through multiple communication channels and apply to daily responsibilities.
• Follow all internal Standard Operating Procedures and adhere to HIPAA guidelines and policies.
• Review all cases received, to verify if case meets qualifications for appeal review.
• Performs triple check to ensure quality reviews and handling in accordance with policies and procedures.
• Updates case types, sends appeal acknowledgements, and submits case information to independent review organizations.
• Communicate effectively with appeal pharmacists regarding internal and external appeals.
• Make verbal outreach attempts to obtain necessary information for case review and record accurate information obtained on the call.
• Exhibit excellent phone and communication skills while providing complete and accurate information to members and providers.
• Performs all other related duties as assigned

Appeals Technician – Temp-to-Hire

• Conducting field investigations using state-of-the-art SUE equipment
• Mapping and documenting underground utilities to provide essential data for construction projects
• Collaborating with other skilled professionals to ensure accuracy and efficiency in all operations
• Participating in ongoing training to enhance your knowledge and skills in SUE practices
• Maintaining a positive and proactive attitude while adapting to various work environments

SUE Technician

• Junior Technician role for railroad track inspection operations.
• Use measurement tools, electronics troubleshooting, and computer operation.
• Interpret railroad documents to derive train speed information.
• Review and analyze track measurement data for reporting.
• Operate hi-rail commercial motor vehicles.
• Conduct vehicle maintenance for rail survey cars and hi-rail vehicles.
• Perform regular housekeeping duties for safety and sanitation aboard survey vehicles.
• Routine travel to and work on-board railroad track inspection vehicles.

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Universal Technician

Large Corrective Exchange Technician

Splice Technician Coordinator

Advanced MCE Technician

Appeals Technician – Temp-to-Hire

SUE Technician

SUE Technician

SUE Technician

SUE Technician

Junior Technician