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Provides needed care in the environment that patients feel most comfortable and are most receptive including home, nursing facilities, and “pop up” clinic.
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The Field Engineer shall have the responsibility to support site administration and coordination of site operations, quality control, health and safety, and cost control for field operations of a defined area or type of construction activities for the project under the direction of the Discipline Manager.
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Role description: The Construction Field Inspector will perform on-site field inspection to confirm contractor compliance with approved Contract Documents, Construction Quality Control Plan and Owner Requirements during Construction by the Contractor.
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In the Environmental Specialist role, you must have an interest in general environmental compliance and be capable of spending long hours in the field. Arcadis seeks an Entry Level Environmental Compliance Field Specialist to join the team in Selma, CA to conduct routine inspections of ongoing construction projects.
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