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Notifies the District Service Manager or, if unavailable, the Corporate Safety Director, Corporate Service Manager or Vice President of Operations of unsafe conditions and/or practices.
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Food Service Director (FSD) coordinates services and activities with other departments (i.e. Nursing, Maintenance, Housekeeping, etc. Food Service Director (FSD) ensures that appropriate nutritional care for every resident is developed and carried through by ensuring new patient assessments, medical records charting, resident Plan of Care conference attendance, diet order auditing, and food intake monitoring take place.
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Ensure that service contracts are in place for the treatment plant, plumbing, electric, HVAC, septic/grease, fire control, pest control, emergency generator, trash removal, hazardous waste removal, med room and perimeter and pharmacy alarms, document destruction, propane and fuel oils, exhaust hood cleaning and snow removal.
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Team Leadership: Work collaboratively with the Director of Facilities and Camp Director to manage maintenance schedules and priorities. Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all facilities comply with US Forest Service, San Bernardino County Environmental Health Department, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements.
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Responsible for correcting compliance or safety issues when directed by the Director of Operations, Director of Maintenance, Chief Pilot, Regional Maintenance Director, Director of Safety, Regional Maintenance Manager, or Lead Mechanic.
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Ability and willingness to assist District Service Manager and Shop/Yard Foreman with maintenance and repair of cranes and hoists when not assigned to a jobsite. Performance of other duties as assigned by District Service Manager or Field Service Manager.
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Understanding and compliance with Company policies, OSHA, Applicable ASME B30 safety standards, State and local specific safety regulations, and site-specific safety plans as they apply to crane and hoist erection, dismantle, climbing, maintenance and repair.
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Reports regularly on equipment and/or project status updates with the Production Management Team including Brewmaster, Brewing Manager, and Director of Production. Assists in managing the installation and commissioning of new equipment in collaboration with the Brewmaster, Brewing Manager, Director of Production, and applicable Production team leaders.
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Along with performing all tasks assigned by the Director of Maintenance, Regional Maintenance Manager, and District Maintenance Supervisor, the Aircraft Maintenance Technician 2 will support requests from Maintenance Control Center.
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Properly service the vehicle with the oversight of the Maintenance/Environmental Services Director. + Report any and all deferred maintenance, vandalism or hazardous situations to the Lifestyle Director/Concierge as discovered and take appropriate action as necessary.
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The Director of Stadium Operations is responsible for executing key Club priorities including successful execution of all stadium operations and maintenance, driving bottom line performance, elevating customer service and retaining/growing personnel.
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Responsible for advising the Pilot in Command (PIC) of any maintenance issues that would take an aircraft out of service. Performs inspections and repairs of aircraft and components in accordance with maintenance procedures, airworthiness directives, service bulletins, service letters, and applicable Federal Aviation Regulations.
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Employee is also responsible for assisting in the activities of the City Engineer/Public Works Director in planning and performing technical engineering services for public infrastructure design, construction and maintenance, as well as providing supervision and oversight of Public Works employees.
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Under the supervision of the Grounds Crew Chief, the Groundskeeper is responsible for trimming and mowing the grounds, trash pick-up, and general grounds maintenance at a level defined by the Camp Director.
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Reporting to the Executive Director of Facilities Management & Auxiliary Operations, the Director of Facilities will be responsible for planning, administering and directing activities related to facility maintenance, custodial, grounds services, and sustainability and create a safe and efficient work environment.
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