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What we expect from you:· 1 or more years of digital press operator experience· Positive, Professional Attitude· Strong Work Ethics· Problem Solving Skills· Strategic & flexible thickerDigital Print Production OperatorQualifications:· HP Indigo Operator Certified on 7000 series or greater.
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Perform plant removal, replanting of lawn, converting lawn areas to planters, or planters to lawn, replace broken sidewalk, lay mow strips, mulch, prune and plant trees. Handle tools, dig, cement fish, plant, weed, maintain, and mow.
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Company DescriptionPicture a shimmering oasis overlooking the Sonoran Desert and the McDowell mountains - Fairmont Scottsdale Princess offers luxury and world class hospitality with over 300,000 square feet of meeting space.
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Proven excellent diagnostic, care collaboration, treatment planning, and short-term counseling skills leveraging evidence-based methodologies including but not limited to motivational interviewing, problem solving therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy.
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Skills: Lifting 25+ pounds Data entry Basic math Problem-Solving Stocking Standing for an entire shift Compliance with state laws and regulations. Problem-solving mindset with a proactive approach.
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Training and Experience: Food Defense Training – Preferred Have a minimum of 1 year of experience in a food processing plant, preferably dairy experience. Performs and documents pre-op/Post-op inspections of processing/production areas and equipment.
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Production Mail Inserter OperatorThe Production Mail Inserter Operator isa key role responsible for executing daily print production requirements in our24/7 print operation. · Production: Operator has the responsibility for achieving full production potential, with 100% mail count integrity, at their machine for each shift.
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Are you a strategic and creative Indirect Tax professional who likes solving complex state and local indirect tax issues within sales & use and excise tax? As an Indirect Tax Manager within the Multistate Tax Services group, you will provide state and local indirect tax planning, consulting, and compliance services to a diverse client base in various industry sectors.
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We at Synergistic understand the problem of the mismatch between employer's requirements and Employee skills and that's why since 2010 we have helped 1000's of candidates get jobs at technology clients like Apple, google, Paypal, Western Union, Client, visa, Walmart lab s etc to name a few.
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Setup and operate CNC lathe or mill for production operation. 2 years CNC experience in a manufacturing environment with certificates of completion for machining levels 1 & 2 and an Associates of Applied Science in Manufacturing and Production Technology.
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Must have experience working with medical marijuana and knowledgeable on growing techniques and plant care. Must be able to obtain a Facility Agent Card Bachelor's degree in horticulture, agriculture, or plant science field is desirable.
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You will be responsible for the administration of all safety, health, and environmental requirements onsite during installation and sustaining activities as directed by safety manager to include ad hoc problem solving, auditing, inspection, overseeing contract safety personnel, and incident investigation.
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CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) Building Automation System CERTIFICATIONS AND LICENSES CHFM Certified Healthcare Facility Manager, CPMM Certified Plant Maintenance Manager, CFM preferred but not required.
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Must be able to manage conflict with staff and clients; and have proven problem solving ability and demonstrated sound judgmentSkillsMature and proactive, with evidence of having worked as a true business partnerStrong analytical skillsAn effective communicator at all levels in the organization, with strong oral and written skills.
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Travels to customer premises to install, troubleshoot, and maintain specialty systems (to include, but not limited to, copper/fiber structured cabling, outside plant, CATV, CCTV, WLAN, fire alarm, access control, security, audio, etc.
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