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Select the one box that best describes how much experience you have using computer technology in prepress and offset printing. Select the one box that best describes how much experience you have using computer technology in prepress and offset printing.
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Set up and operate CNC Lathe machines to perform tasks such as turning, drilling, bar feeder, and live tooling. Experience in Okuma, Mazak, and Mori lathe machines preferred. Set up and operate CNC Lathe machines to perform tasks such as turning, drilling, bar feeder, and live tooling.
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In some locations, the position will require responsibility for picking up or delivering merchandise between WORLDPAC location and/or feeder points. At feeder points, may be responsible for distribution of merchandise.
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Cultivate relationships with schools and feeder organizations to support community relations and attract applicants. Current EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) or Paramedic experience (preferred.
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Check out our careers site to learn more about our comprehensive benefit options, which include medical, vision, dental, 401k, disability, FSA, HSA, EAP, vacation and paid time off. Social media/Marketing experience (preferred.
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In conjunction with local management, Recruiter will develop effective relationship with schools and feeder organizations to foster community relations and generate applicants. In conjunction with local management, Recruiter will develop effective relationship with schools and feeder organizations to foster community relations and generate applicants.
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Uses fiscal accounting and related interfaced systems to provide input/adjustments to the fiscal accounting database of record and the interoperable feeder systems of logistics, contracting, pay, travel, accounts payable, disbursement and interfund automated systems.
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While running production, service, operate, maintain, overhaul, and monitor sheet feeder, presses, compound liners, elevators, conveyors,? Silgan Containers has set sustainability targets through 2030 to source more renewable energy, reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, and divert our waste from landfill to foster environmental stewardship.
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