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McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. is currently searching for a Regional Environmental Manager to be the point person within the Region and Manage McCarthy’s environmental program by promoting environmental compliance throughout the Region, and supporting operations in their effort to reach this goal.
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As assigned, assist in re-training and coaching of Traditions Director as determined by the Regional Memory Care Director in conjunction with the Executive Director and other regional and corporate team members.
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Under the direction of the Maintenance Operations Director in conjunction with the Regional Vice President for Shea Properties, the Regional Service Manager is responsible for providing maintenance leadership for a portfolio of communities to advise on Maintenance issues, communicate Company standards, ensure the correct execution of maintenance service, and to support and develop the onsite service teams within the Region.
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The Department of Urban and Regional Planning seeks candidates for part-time lecturer instructional positions to teach introductory lower division courses as well as upper division courses in different aspects of urban planning and geography.
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Operational responsibilities include oversite of the regional offices and staff in support of the national practice leads, client management and satisfaction, and ultimate responsibility for project delivery within the region, to include project utilization of project executive and select project management roles.
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REGIONAL SALES MANAGER – Northern California Your responsibility will be to develop and expand business opportunities with OEM, distributor and strategic end-user accounts in Northern California.
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The Regional Sales Manager is responsible for meeting and exceeding targeted sales volume for the entire portfolio of power transmission products, with emphasis on high-precision servo and gearmotor solutions.
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The Regional Sales Coordinator position is a key role in supporting the Ethicon/U.S Surgery Business Unit. Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a Regional Sales Coordinator, Field Sales Enablement (FSE), located in Santa Clara, CA or Irvine, CA. C andidate must reside within a 50-mile radius of our Johnson & Johnson office in Irvine, CA or Santa Clara, CA. This position may require up to 10% travel.
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Invitae is seeking a Regional Sales Manager (RM) to develop and grow the territory for Invitae’s fully informative hereditary cancer health and somatic testing programs. What you’ll do: Achieve territory sales objectives and maintain a profitable sales-to-expense ratioDevelop and execute a territory business plan that aligns with the regional and national strategyDirect execution of sales strategies and tactics, and implement sales and marketing plans.
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Regional disaster employees are required to deploy to disaster relief operations outside of their region at a minimum of once a year. As a Deputy Regional Disaster Officer, you will oversee, through a team to include both paid and volunteer workforce, the successful implementation of the volunteer-led disaster cycle services program throughout the region in alignment with established program standards.
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As an Area Manager, you will manage multiple in-school enrichment and childcare programs.
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Lead timely and effective on-the-job training and onboarding activities for OnSite Specialists.
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Your Next Adventure: Regional BHRT Assistant / Member Care Coordinator. Reporting To : BHRT Assistant Manager/Regional Operations Manager. Proficient in MS Office 365, EHR/EMR systems and patient scheduling & billing systems.
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Airgas is looking for a Regional CDL B Route Driver w/ X endorsements Pay: $32 - $33 p hour Day Shift/Night Shift as Needed Weekend availability is a required Traveling Microbulk Route Driver Any layovers required: yes Some layovers will be required.
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As a Regional Sales Manager, you will represent TRUMPF's Laser Division, driving sales across several states. Directly engage with customers to promote and sell TRUMPF's portfolio, including laser sources, optics, and additive manufacturing products.
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