Researcher

• Apply refrigeration technology expertise to improve the safety, efficiency, reliability, and productivity of large-scale field-erected industrial ammonia refrigeration systems
• Develop engineering analyses supporting recommendations for individual systems and the broader industry
• Perform complex computer-based analyses of existing and proposed refrigeration systems
• Interact with manufacturers, contractors, consulting engineers, and other industry professionals through IIAR and ASHRAE committees
• Prepare engineering reports, studies, and guidebooks for IRC member companies and funding agencies
• Provide technical support on safety, process safety management, risk management, and industry safety standards
• Develop or assist with project proposals, workshops, conferences, proceedings, and seminars
• Develop and deliver technical content for IRC professional development courses
• Conduct research and curate best practices involving carbon dioxide and hydrocarbon refrigerants
• Pursue professional certificates and licenses applicable to the IRC mission
• Assist with grant applications and research proposals
• Train individuals and groups on equipment operations, research protocols, and techniques
• Identify concerns and recommend solutions to leadership
• Conduct literature reviews, prepare reports and materials, disseminate information, and assist with publications
• Assist with research methodologies and procedures
• Collect and analyze research data, conduct experiments and interviews, and document results

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