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Regional Maintenance Manager Job Summary The Regional Maintenance Manager (RMM) is responsible for the short- and long-term maintenance objectives of their portfolio of assets, overseeing a team of Maintenance Managers and ensuring that the physical condition, appearance, and capital needs of the apartment communities are achieved.
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The AMT (Rover) will report directly to the assigned Regional Maintenance Manager. Coordinates with the Regional Maintenance Manager and/or the Maintenance Control Department for accomplishing an efficient and effective repair of aircraft faults and defects and for processing the associated records and administrative functions.
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The Surveillance Systems Technician I, will work on a Preventative Maintenance cycle supporting Twin River Casino's Surveillance Systems Preventative Maintenance Program. Tasks include perform camera maintenance, cleaning and quality assurance checks to ensure the image quality and focus of all cameras are optimum; along with other various Preventative Maintenance tasks outlined under the Twin River Surveillance Systems Technical Standards (MICS.
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In the event of differing recommendations for solutions between the TMT and either the Community Manager or Regional Property Manager, with respect to an assigned project, the issue shall be referred to the Regional Vice President.
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The Regional Manager of Student and Family Services will drive this work by working closely with their regional Executive Director, Regional Director of Operations, two Executive Principals and be the liaison with community partners.
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Facilities, Maintenance, Manager, Fabrication, Electrical, Operations, Manufacturing, Management, Engineering. + Working knowledge of the mechanical and electrical aspects of plant-based maintenance; skilled in TPM and Reliability Engineering are preferred.
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Job SummaryThe Community Manager is responsible for the day-to-day management of the assigned property under the guidance of the Regional Director and EHDOC. Management responsibilities include but are not limited to the daily administrative, financial, reporting, procurement and purchasing, personnel supervision, maintenance operations, resident relations, social activities, and the overall physical condition and financial operation of the property.
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Regional Environmental Manager : Lennar is seeking a Regional Environmental Manager to be responsible for the ongoing implementation and management of the Lennar Environmental Management System (LEMS.
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REGIONAL SURVEY MANAGER JOB SUMMARY This is a leadership role in the development and growth of the Surveying team in the Southern California region. JOIN CANNON as a REGIONAL SURVEY MANAGER expanding Cannon's presence in Southern California from our IRVINE office.
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RESPONSIBILITIESCollaborate with the Department Manager, Regional Bridge Practice Lead, as well as structural engineering managers from Serve as Program Manager, Project Manager, Technical Manager, Technical Lead, Project Engineer, or Technical Advisor for local and/or regional projects.
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Responsibilities - Perform regular custodial duties around the property and maintain the common areas, including sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, dusting, and removing trash - Complete grounds work as directed by Maintenance Manager and/or Community Manager which may include picking up trash, clean dumpster areas, trash rooms and trash chutes, blowing the parking area and sidewalks, removing debris, power washing, etc.
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Reporting directly to the EHS Manager, Energy and Charging, the position is instrumental in upholding world-class safety standards and engages with senior regional leadership, utility customers and client, contracting partners, operational teams, and various departments within Tesla to facilitate continuous improvement and risk reduction.
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Manage the overall seasonal demand strategy in partnership with the hotel’s Regional Revenue Manager (RRM) with regard to room type and length of stay pricing. Manage the appearance, condition, and preventive maintenance of the physical plant by collaborating with the Maintenance Manager.
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Expectation is regular communication occurs between the Quality Manager, Logistics Manager, Maintenance Manager, Plant Manager, and other resources that support the plant.
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The Regional Maintenance Manager leads a team of mid-level managers in delivering Material Handling, Industrial Automation and Robotics services in a 24x7 logistics environment across 6 -14 sites in North America.
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