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Process Controls & Instrumentation

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TRI-TOWN WATER DISTRICT NO. 1 - WATER TREATMENT FACILITY, 4TH FILTER ADDITION

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AgencyVermont → Department of Economic Development
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Installs and configures controls systems for prime contractors on Tri-Town Water District No. 1 facility projects. Installs sensors, actuators, and control panels; performs wiring and integration of PLC and SCADA systems. Programs and tests control logic. Requires BABAA, AIS, and Davis-Bacon Act compliance. Delivers a fully functional automated control system for the filtration process.

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