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Site Reliability Engineer. As a well-rounded systems engineer and automation enjoyer with a diverse set of skills, this makes you one of the very best people to troubleshoot, monitor the platform, and be on top of releases.
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As our Site Reliability Engineer on the MMA National IT Systems Engineer team, you’ll play a critical role in ensuring the reliability, scalability, and performance of our systems and infrastructure across multiple platforms.
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As a Fire Sprinkler CAD Designer, your daily tasks will involve conducting site visits and surveys, designing layouts and systems using CAD software, and ensuring that the projects meet all applicable NFPA codes and standards.
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We are looking for a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to join the IT Operations Corporate Engineering team to build and maintain the tooling to secure and manage our fleet across multiple platforms (macOS, ChromeOS, Windows) and across various hardware types (laptop, desktop, mobile.
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Supports the adoption of site reliability engineering best practices within your team. Instantiate Site Reliability Engineering practice at Wells Fargo igniting the practice, principles, and culture leading by example.
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Provide Site Reliability Engineering techniques such as observability, alerting and performance tuning. 5+ years of experience as a System Reliability Engineer is required.
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A Site EHS Manager works with the Site Leader, Operations, Quality, Continuous Improvement, and Human Resources functions at a site level to ensure our employees are safe and to maintain compliance with environmental, health and safety regulations, and drive the execution of the EHS strategy to create a culture of EHS excellence.
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The Site EHS Manager will report to the Site Lead with a functional dotted line to the multi-site lead. Within the role of Site EHS Manager change management will be a major focus area.
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Also, work closely with Corporate Engineering and site operations to ensure EHS is appropriately taken into consideration in the design and execution of capital projects. Lead and drive the review, update, implementation, embedding and continued compliance of the Corporate Environmental Health and Safety Management System and any additional local EHS processes needed to effectively manage the site.
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Work closely with the Corporate Risk Manager, Safety & Health Lead, and the external insurance firms to effectively identify and manage loss prevention issues and close out recommendations from their site assessments.
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Job Title: Site EHS Manager. Manage the site environmental program including permits, all wastes as per the requirements of the Environmental Aspects and Impacts register, SPCC/Emergency response, regulatory reports, inspections, etc.
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Site Lead - White Wing Ranch page is loaded. Site Lead - White Wing Ranch. operations for maintenance and repairs focusing on the performance and reliability of the entire. Oversee all Site.
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Lead the investigation of all high actual/potential incidents and facilitate the root cause/corrective action (RCCA) with all key individuals within the site, and report findings as per the Incident Management Process.
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Under the FOX banner, we produce and distribute content through some of the world’s leading and most valued brands, including: FOX News Media, FOX Sports, FOX Entertainment, FOX Television Stations and Tubi Media Group.
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Role:Splunk's Cloud Services group is looking for a Site Reliability Engineer to help lead, design and build the next generation of our large scale cloud offering. Site Reliability Engineers in this role will be engaging with multiple service owners across the platform to teach and implement modern interpretations of SRE, observability, Chaos Engineering and DevOps. This role is highly visible and impactful to the organization and will help shape Splunk's Engineering culture for years to come.
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