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Division: West Virginia Department of Transportation. The Transportation Environmental Resources Specialist Associate performs intermediate advancement level professional work in a specialty area in the acquisition, preservation, management and enhancement of the state's environmental/natural resources.
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We provide civil/site design and land surveying, environmental, geotechnical, construction administration & inspection, accident reconstruction, roofing/building envelope, A/V system design, troubleshooting & installation, transportation design (bridge/roadway), and specialized testing services to the construction industry.
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Work with other practice leaders to develop transformative ideas that will enable clients to take advantage of emerging transportation trends (automated-connected-electric-shared vehicles, micro-transit, micro-mobility, big data, etc.
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We offer the full suite of maintenance and turnaround services including hydro blasting, hydro cutting, hydro excavation, chemical cleaning, PEPTM polymer extraction service, vacuum services, tank cleaning, degassing/vapor control, FCC catalyst handling and transportation, and specialty turnaround services.
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Assist in receiving and staging, marshaling, and accounting for Cadets and cadre and their baggage; When necessary, assist in the synchronizing of ground transportation of Cadets and cadre between the airport and Fort Knox;Make data entries into software programs that are being used to support airport Cadet/cadre reception and departure operationsSupport operations, as required, including temporary, newly created, and/or geographically separate operations.
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More importantly, you will be part of a team working together to deliver 5 Star Guest experiences, while using your technician skills to take care of people, their cars and ensure our guests have safe, reliable transportation.
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Working for the communities where we are located, we design roads, water systems, buildings, transportation and roadways, and sites for neighborhoods, businesses, and recreational areas that are safe, functional, and attractive.
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STV currently has an opening in our Charleston, SC office for a Roadway/Civil Engineer in our Transportation & Infrastructure division. Exposure to transportation, highway and roadway design, or closely related engineering field.
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Internship opportunities are available across our various Service Lines including: Civil Engineering, Construction Services and Materials Testing, Environmental Services and Industrial Hygiene, Geotechnical Engineering, and Transportation Design-Build.
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O Meal preparation, housekeeping, infection control, safety in the home, proper handling of emergencies, transportation, pet walking and care. 3) Grocery Shopping/Errands/Transportation, Working with Dementia/Alzheimer's Clients.
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Department of Transportation Flagger Training/Certification. The Traffic Control Technician will be responsible for establishing and maintaining control of traffic safety and work zones in accordance with Department of Transportation and company safety guidelines.
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CRST The Transportation Solution Inc. is one of the nation’s largest transportation companies, providing total transportation solutions and comprehensive logistics services to customers all over North America.
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Job Description Review, draft, and negotiate supply, purchase, service, transportation, and related agreements for commercial transactions. Juris Doctor (JD) degree required. About Our ClientOur client is a well-established law firm with a reputation for providing top-notch legal services to a wide range of industries.
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Their corporate practice focuses on representing both public and private companies in business matters such as commercial contracts, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance. Provide practical legal counsel and solutions to clients on business-related matters.
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Note: This position requires employees to be on-site five days a week at the Charleston, SC office. Admission to the South Carolina State Bar preferred (other state admissions considered if willing to become licensed in SC.
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