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Job Description Link Solutions is seeking a Computer User Support Specialist to join our team in Ft. Novosel, AL. Must be a US Citizen Must possess an active DoD Secret Clearance The Computer User Support Specialist will support NETCOM (U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command Center) in providing Tier 2 concierge-like support to more than three hundred users by email, Microsoft Teams, and tickets assigned within the Remedy incident tracking system.
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AutoZone's Part-Time Retail Sales Associates drive sales through superior customer service by exceeding customer expectations and providing a WOW!
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SERE TECHNICAL INSTRUCTOR will provide Full Spectrum Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape (SERE) Level C Instruction and instructional support services at Fort Novosel, AL.
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The Funeral Assistant position performs a variety of funeral service related tasks before, during and after funeral/memorial services, viewing/visitation services, committal services and other related but unspecified services under the supervision of the funeral director in charge of the services.
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Mr. Appliance is a nationally known appliance repair company.
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Ozark Striping, a Frontline Road Safety Group company, has a very clear mission: We want to provide the safest and most reliable pavement marking services on every job, every day.
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Serves as the site leader and “expert” for industrial ergonomics.
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Make a difference one school day at a time as a substitute paraprofessional.
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Make a difference one school day at a time as a substitute paraprofessional.
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FSI would like to hire a Site Safety & Health Officer/QC. This role will monitor the workplace activities to ensure workers comply with company policies and government safety regulations.
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With an aging society, obesity and diabetes on the rise, and an uptick in surgical procedures, the number of patients with non-healing wounds that would benefit from expert care is dramatically increasing.
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Ozark Striping, a Frontline Road Safety Group company, has a very clear mission: We want to provide the safest and most reliable pavement marking services on every job, every day.
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Plans, organizes, and directs the test flight operations of the applicable MDS fleet to meet PWS requirements.
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The CTR Specialist is responsible for working within prescribed BSA/AML policy and procedure to identify and report cash transactions when required.
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