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Postal Service operations are wide ranging from Mail Processing, handling and sorting mail to sales and marketing teams that work with commercial customers. There are retail locations, mail distribution centers and Postal hubs within the Postal Service's operations.
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The Program Operations Analyst interprets and applies existing fiscal policies and procedures with precision to ensure compliance and efficiency. Regularly consult and maintain compliance of fiscal policies and procedures in conjunction with Leadership & Service Operations Coordinator.
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We have immediate contract openings at Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant for PWR Operations Instructor/Trainers who should ideally have a Current/previous SRO Certificate or RO/SRO license and INPO instructor certificate.
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5+ years of experience in Nuclear Plant Operations or Operations training department. Must have prior commercial nuclear PWR operations and/or training experience. Applying human performance tools and providing coaching to reinforce safety behaviors utilizing the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant (DCPP) Site Standards Handbook.
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The Sr. Operations Pre-Construction Manager supports the Multifamily Operations team by curating projects early in the project lifecycle. Manage/Oversee the Operations Pre-Construction Manager team.
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Regularly review costs, operations and forecast data to determine individual program progress in his or her assigned State(s). The position provides direct operational supervision for all current and future Eckerd Operations in the assigned region.
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The Operations Manager will lead safety, quality, TPM, cost savings, continuous improvement, employee relations, employee engagement, performance management and development of talent. The Operations Manager will lead all manufacturing activities in the factory to achieve desired financial and customer service objectives.
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Review Branch Operations Cockpit in Eclipse: including inventory adjustments, hold file, negative on-hand items, pricing overrides and alerts, check for disputed transfers, and any large fluctuations from the previous day.
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Responsible for overall fulfillment operations of the system locations from the node to the home across the assigned area. Basic knowledge using software tools to support the current operations.
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Allied Universal is currently hiring an Operations Manager that is responsible for staffing, scheduling and processing payroll for all Security Professionals within assigned client sites in the Division or Branch for which the Operations Manager is responsible.
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Responsible for assisting with all operational tasks within the store as delegated and assigned by the Store Manager with main focus on the front-end and sales floor operations. We offer generous benefits, flexible work schedules and the ability to work today and get paid tomorrow.
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Manages business operations of selected primary care practices and/or other specialty or sub-specialties. Develops and implements operations plans and objectives, coordinates care, services, and programming to achieve care division objectives at the market and divisional level.
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This role works directly with ownership to lead and manage retail and lumber mill operations for multiple regional locations. Accountable for profitable financial performance of assigned operations including developing vigorous operating budgets for 2-3 locations for retail and lumber building materials.
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Ensure coolers and store-front program racks/displays are refilled daily (balloon program, sunglasses, batteries, etc.) Process all SSC Corporate directives including Pull and Hold/Destroy, Task Compliance, Key Survey information.
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Receive and process product, including unloading truck shipments and execute stockroom operations and omni channel fulfillment. You will efficiently process freight, replenishment, and omni channel operations.
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