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Overview Learn to document like a detective, study rocks and soil mechanics like a geologist, and be the boots on the ground for new and exciting construction projects in your area and all over the Southeast.
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The Canine Program Manager will be responsible for providing programmatic direction and control of the explosive detective team program. Clearance: At a minimum, the individual proposed must possess a DOE (Q) security clearance or must meet the eligibility requirements that will reasonably ensure a DOE (Q) clearance is obtained and must retain the clearance while assigned as a canine explosive detection team.
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JOB DESCRIPTION All 1,000 of our Marshalls stores embrace discovery, from designer luggage to statement shoes.
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What you'll do: - Accountable for developing global fraud prevention and detection strategies and policies to combat current, evolving, and future threats and is ultimately responsible for the overall performance of fraud losses for the Bank. Manages multi-year journeys in threat management and development of preventive and detective fraud strategies.
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Age Requirements: Must be between the ages of 17 and 35 sherrif detective agent guard CO corrections officer. Age Requirements: Must be between the ages of 17 and 35 sherrif detective agent guard CO corrections officer.
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Participates in special assignments including but not limited to, Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT), Crisis Negotiations Team (CNT), Traffic Enforcement Officer, Mental Health Officer, School Resource Officer (SRO), Field Training Officer (FTO), Honor Guard Team, Intoxilyzer Operator, Detective, and related assignments; provides guidance and training to Law Enforcement Explorer Program (LEEP) participants.
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Problem Solver: When something doesn't add up or doesn't seem right, you'll use your detective skills to figure out what's going on and how to fix it. Team Player: You'll work closely with other members of the finance team to make sure our funds are in tip-top shape.
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Meet state-mandated requirements to maintain a Private Detective/Investigator license/registration in multiple states. Criminal Justice Degree, Military Service (with honorable discharge), Law Enforcement Experience, or Loss Prevention Experience.
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Learn to document like a detective, study rocks and soil mechanics like a geologist, and be the boots on the ground for new and exciting construction projects in your area and all over the Southeast.
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Problem Solver : When there's a musical mystery, you're the detective! Organize displays, restock shelves, and maintain that music store vibe. Establish strong relationships, follow up to ensure satisfaction, and become the go-to in the local music community.
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Participate in the design of Citi's detective and preventative controls around liquidity data to support data accuracy, completeness, and timeliness. To this end, we are seeking a Financial Services analyst (preferably with experience from a major US Bank) with 2 - 8 years of experience in regulatory reporting or liquidity management cross-functional programs.
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JOB DESCRIPTION All 1,000 of our Marshalls stores embrace discovery, from designer luggage to statement shoes.
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This role advises on and reviews product assessments, policy adjustments, and architectural transformations that impact the global Corporation, and will be a thought leader in the design of cutting-edge detective, preventative, and proactive controls.
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JOB DESCRIPTION All 1,000 of our Marshalls stores embrace discovery, from designer luggage to statement shoes.
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A bit of a detective mindset - ability to synthesize information gleaned from multiple systems to determine possible issue, next steps, and path forward. GPC is the team within the company that helps customers manage their green power journey, which is typically related to solar energy, battery storage, and electric vehicles.
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