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Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:Familiar with the uses and operation of common trade tools and equipment Competent in the use of technologyAbility to establish and maintain effective working relationships with Council members, the Tribal Administrator and Council staff, village residents, Chenega Corporation staff, vendors, outside agencies, and the public.
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From a variety of body positions, load, unload, aim and fire handguns, shotguns and other agency firearms under conditions of stress that justify the use of deadly force and at levels of proficiency prescribed in certification standards.
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Six months: Training or on the job training in quantity food preparation in cooking, estimating food needed, requisitioning and storing food and supplies, basic principles of dietetics and principles and requirements of sanitation and safety in food handling.
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Now Hiring Monitor/AideAt First Student, our Monitors/Aides are a constant reflection of our company’s commitment to safety and customer service. First for a reasonFirst Student is the largest school transportation provider in North America with more than a century of experience providing safe and reliable transportation.
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