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Job DescriptionJob Summary: The Supervisor-Nutrition Services is responsible for supervision of employees who may work in cafeteria, production, patient meal service, tray line, dish room, catering, and Diet Offices, as appropriate.
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Utilize Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to understand workload and record actions (e.g., workorders, asset/labor history, inventory usage) Daily perform preventive maintenance and repairs on equipment (e.g., lift trucks, pneumatic systems, material handling equipment, hydraulic equipment, dock equipment, banana room equipment, electronic and electrical equipment, etc.
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Minimum Requirements:High School Diploma or equivalentDriver's license and ability to maintain clean driving recordLeadership experience in any formCustomer service experienceAbility to work a variety of shiftsWork Environment:The work involves moderate risks or discomforts which require special safety precautions, e.g. working around moving parts, machines, fumes, or irritant chemicals.
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Professionals must be capable of providing high quality systems design and development, maintenance and support services; project management; business/system analyses; IT quality assurance (QA); and IT maintenance and integration of key systems, including enterprise resource planning (ERP); customer relationship management (CRM); enterprise content management (ECM); enterprise geographic information system (EGIS); and Internet and Intranet development and content management system (CMS.
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Telecare continues to advance cultural diversity, humility, equity, and inclusion at all levels of our organization by hiring mental health peers, BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, veterans, and all belief systems.
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Works under the supervision of the Clinical Resource RCP and Respiratory Care Supervisor on duty. Knowledge and Skills: Able to assemble and troubleshoot patient/machine equipment; draw blood; assess (patient or examination); perform preventative maintenance; calibrate equipment.
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Experience with ESRI ArcGIS Server infrastructure operational support, including GIS maintenance during server patching, application and desktop upgrade, backup and disaster recovery scenarios.
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The Concessions Supervisor position is responsible for supporting all concessions, vending, portable, and in-seat service operations for Legends Hospitality. The RoleThe Concessions Supervisor position is responsible for supporting all concessions, vending, portable, and in-seat service operations for Legends Hospitality.
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The Maintenance Mechanic/Technician will assist in troubleshooting and repairing a variety of pieces of equipment including but not limited to a Hot Forming Press, Forklift, Plasma Cutter, Clean Line, Tool Prepping, Shear Operation, Compressors, Hydraulic Presses, 5-axis machine and PLC driven equipment and electrically driven equipment.
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Payroll Supervisor/UEC Payroll Department. Responsible for overseeing UEC Payroll staff to process disbursements of fringe benefits: payroll taxes, workers comp, unemployment insurance premiums, CalPERS retirement deductions, parking, 457 deductions, child support and wage garnishment orders.
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The Resident Services Supervisor reports to the Community Manager and is responsible for the overall maintenance of the physical site and supervision of entire Resident Services team. EXPERIENCE The Resident Services Supervisor should have the following minimal knowledge, skills and abilities: Three or more years of experience in resident services and maintenance or related field.
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Follow Triple-S safe methods of work at all times, and immediately advise supervisor of any unsafe conditions. This position is responsible for execution of safety standards, achieving daily productivity goals while meeting quality requirements, performing routine maintenance and assisting with maintenance with non-routine maintenance.
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Category (Portal Searching): Cemetery Maintenance. Performs all grounds keeping and maintenance matters on the properties and maintains the overall appearance of a cemetery, mausoleum or funeral home location.
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Perform cleaning duties as assigned by Store Manager, Assistant Manager, Shift Supervisor and District Sales Manager. - Perform other written or verbal duties as may be assigned by the Store Manager, Assistant Manager, Shift Supervisor and District Sales Manager and Command Administration.
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This class is distinguished from the higher level Principal Civil Engineer by the responsibility of the later class to serve as a supervisor over multiple sections, or over Traffic Engineering.
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