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We offer a competitive base salary and attractive bonus plan (IF YOU ARE A PEOPLE PERSON, THAT CHERISHES THE SUCCESS OF OTHERS THIS IS YOUR TICKET)Summary: A Multi-Unit manager is responsible for providing strong, positive leadership to his/her team to deliver great and friendly guest experiences, operational excellence and for helping to build profitable top line sales.
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The ideal candidate will have recent experience in a RESTAURANT environment as a District Manager, Regional Manager, Area Manager, Area Leader, Area Coach, DM, Multi-Unit Manager, Above Store Leader, or another similar restaurant multi-unit position.
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The District Loss Prevention Manager (DLPM) is an integral part of a fast-growing, constantly evolving environment that partners with Store Operations to ensure we provide the best experience to our customers.
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The ideal candidate will possess direct-store delivery (DSD) sales growth in food, beverage, grocery, or retail environment as a District Sales Manager, Route Sales Representative, Territory Sales Manager, Market Sales Lead, Team Lead, Merchandising Supervisor, Grocery Manager.
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Accountable and Reports to: District Store Director; Store Manager; Assistant Managers of Operations, Perishables, Health Wellness Home; Service Managers; Meat Department Manager or Assistant Meat Department Manager where applicable.
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Manages the department in the absence of the department manager and assistant department manager. Manages the department in the absence of the Department Manager and Assistant Department Manager.
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Has daily contact with customers and the general public, and vendors/suppliers in the absence of the department manager. High School or equivalent, Hy-Vee food safety training. At Hy-Vee our people are our strength.
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The meat specialist is a fully skilled job that cuts and merchandises all fresh meat commodities. Job Title: Meat Specialist. Power ban saw, Grinder, Tenderizer, Slicker, Bone duster (where applicable), Knives, Tumblers, Automatic patty machine (where applicable), Automatic stuffier, Wrapping system, Rotisserie, Pallet jack, Familiar with software.
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The Structural Engineering Manager is responsible for the design of modular TIAC (Turbine Inlet Air Cooling) Plants, CHP, Mission Critical and District Cooling Plants up to full production.
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This position is exposed daily to dirt, noise, temperature extremes, dampness, vibrations, equipment movement hazards, cleaning chemicals/solvents, and electrical shock. Maintains strict adherence to department and company guidelines related to personal hygiene and dress.
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Have the ability to file, post, and mail materials; copy data from one record to another; talk with customers to identify their requests; guide people and provide basic direction. Provides prompt, efficient and friendly customer service by exhibiting caring, concern and patience in all customer interactions and treating customers as the most important people in the store.
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Has access to confidential information such as cutting tests, tonnage sheets, monthly reports, and projection sheets. Must be able to perform the following physical activities: Climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, lifting, grasping, feeling, talking, hearing, and repetitive motions.
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Effectively coach, train, and develop all members of our loss prevention team within the district. Partner with district and store management to identify shrink priorities and develop shrinkage reduction strategies within your assigned district.
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Preferred Qualifications MS Engineering desired Existing relationships with large water clients in the Los Angeles area (Metropolitan Water District, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, Orange County Water District) a plus.
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Gas Guest Service Associates, Gas Station Manager, District Manager, and various Corporate personnel and vendors. Responsibilities involve supporting the Gas Station Manager with day to day operations of a single Gas site.
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district manager jobs Title: merchandiser Company: Frito Lay
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