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Service director, automotive service manager, Assistant service manager, Automotive assistant service manager, service manager, Sales manager, Parts manager, Shop manager.
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Ensure team is acting with utmost respect to one another, report any potential issues to Cafeteria Manager or Cafeteria Asst. Manager. Report any pests/rodents issues immediately to Cafeteria Manager or Cafeteria Asst. Manager.
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Submit all paperwork to Equipment Service Manager on a timely basis. Effectively and consistently communicate with Equipment Service Manager. Reporting: Reports directly to the Equipment Service Manager.
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The Client Service Specialist reports to the Hospital Manager and in his/her absence, the Managing doctor. The Client Service Specialist is expected to perform the office duties related to patient care and treatment and to assist the Hospital Manager and doctors as needed.
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Our national multi-family management company seeks an experienced Assistant Service Manager with a "Whatever it Takes" attitude to be responsible for overseeing the physical property, general maintenance repairs, and apartment make-ready, preventative maintenance and construction/rehabilitation projects for an apartment community.
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REPORTS TO: Community Manager and Lead Maintenance Technician. This position, along with the Lead Maintenance Technician is responsible for overseeing the physical property, general maintenance repairs, and apartment make-ready, preventative maintenance and construction/rehabilitation projects for an apartment community.
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The Duty Manager assists with the Management of the airline operational and administrative processes while coordinating with the airline client/station manager to meet high quality standards.
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Gold's Gym SoCal and its affiliated clubs are growing fast and looking for a Fitness Service Manager to help us to provide world-class service to our clubs and members by utilizing in-depth knowledge of company products and programs.
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As an Assistant Service Manager, you will gain hands-on experience in one of Goodyear's Auto Service centers by making meaningful connections with guests while delivering outstanding service.
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The Service Technician performs general environmental maintenance activities to improve the effectiveness of stormwater drainage systems at various properties in the region under the direction of the Service Delivery Manager.
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Keywords: Direct service professional, counselor, residential counselor, direct care counselor, habilitation specialist, human services, social services, social worker, case manager, health services, developmental disabilities, mental health behavioral health, OPWDD, OMRDD.
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Dealership management experience is a plus (sales manager, internet sales manager, business development manager, F&I manager, marketing manager, marketing director, parts manager, service manager, fixed operations manager.
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3+ years of automotive dealership experience (sales associate/representative, service advisor, parts counter, controller, marketing associate) As an Automotive Sales Manager your primary focus will be to establish professional relationships with customers and help their businesses become more efficient, effective, and profitable.
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Once a project is complete, you will follow-up with customers to maintain relationships and provide ongoing ‘fee for service’ support and problem resolution. Our superior software solutions, our award-winning sales, service, and support have made us one of the most recognized and respected companies in the automotive industry.
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The Warehouse Lead is responsible for all duties of the Warehouse Associate as well as providing back-up to the Service Center Manager and/or Service Center Supervisor. Other duties as assigned by Warehouse Lead, Service Center Supervisor and/or Service Center Manager.
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