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Indirect: Union and/or non-union warehouse on-floor associates (Loaders, Selectors, Receivers, Forklift drivers, etc.) Other duties assigned by manager. Indirect: Union and/or non-union warehouse on-floor associates (Loaders, Selectors, Receivers, Forklift drivers, etc.
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Ground floor opportunity with one of the fastest-growing startups in health tech. Waltz Health is looking for an innovative, knowledgeable and strategic product manager with extensive experience in the specialty pharmacy industry and consumer experience.
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Working knowledge of custodial services, including routine periodics (floor care, etc). The District Manager supervises field staff, including Account Managers, Route Managers and Supervisors.
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With Sherwin-Williams' promote-from-within philosophy, you will have the opportunity to progress into an Assistant Store Manager position upon successful completion of the initial 6-8-week training.
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Buck Mason is looking for a Market Leader (Assistant Manager) that embodies the spirit of Buck Mason culture, customer experience, and lifestyle. Be a presence leading on the shop floor, acting as a brand ambassador and role modelling Buck Mason behaviors Assist store team with operational aspects of the business.
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Ability to safely and properly operate equipment, including electric/manual hand jack, floor scrubber, and cardboard baler and perform general cleaning duties to company standards. As a Store Manager Trainee, you'll train on all aspects of successfully running a store in preparation for running for your own store.
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Store Manager Trainee Starting Wage: $30.00 per hour. Full-Time Store Manager Trainees will often train at multiple locations and must have flexibility to travel within divisional requirements.
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This is your chance to join a high growth tech startup on the ground floor. This is your chance to join a high growth tech startup on the ground floor. At Zen, we strive to build a culture of equity and inclusion, where everyone is respected, valued and appreciated for their unique traits, experiences and perspectives.
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When you join our team as an Assistant Store Manager, you’ll take on key store management responsibilities including assisting with supervising day-to-day store activities, ensuring overall store performance, managing schedules, and developing operational action plans while identifying training opportunities to develop and grow the team.
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Reporting to the Retail Store Manager, the Retail Sales Lead, AKA Shade Captain, is a true role model for the Shade Specialists on the retail floor, helping to create and maintain the highest level of service to our customers.
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Data Center Manager is responsible for support, maintenance, performance and uptime of the customer's Data Centers. 10 years of experience , of which a desired three (3) years within the Intelligence Community, with the management of large IT computer rooms daily activities such managing room access, planning and scheduling equipment installation and facility work, accountability of equipment being installed or removed, documenting room floor layouts and rack elevations, and maintaining the accuracy of all documentation and databases.
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Champion newly launched brand of building envelope products within the Northern California territory (Bay Area or North), including below-grade waterproofing, air/vapor barriers under the direction of National Manager, Building Envelope.
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Attend daily Shoots Look Ahead and weekly status Floor Manager meetings. On site supervisor for Studio assistant and responsible for keeping the crew on task and working efficiently. Have at least 4 years on-set work experience in photography studio or venue management industry with complete understanding of shoot and event culture and production.
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Ability to walk a job site, climb ladders, and scale multi-floor scaffolding. The Material Manager will report directly to the Project Manager and is responsible for the supervision of the Procurement and Material Controls staff including Safety, Quality, Schedule, and Costs.
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PURPOSE OF THE JOB: Reporting to Global Business Development Manager, the Inside Salesperson is charged with helping to grow sales of OE machinery for Mpac Switchback Americas. Assist the Global Business Development Manager and the sales team in identifying potential targets in each geographic region.
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