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Conducts safety training, including new hire safety orientation, field safety training for Company and subcontractors, and mandatory training. Must have one of the following certifications from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals: CSP, CHST, OHST.
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Our client in the construction industry is looking to bring on a full time Health and Safety Manager. At least 5 years of experience in heavy construction safety. Ability to evaluate construction work activities with respect to safety and loss control.
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Additional desired experience includes change order management, administrative and technical management support, knowledge of rail systems (for the purposes of constructability review), field coordination of work, activation and commissioning of new assets.
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Field experience related to civil construction. Field experience related to civil construction. Experience related to water resources projects. Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or equivalent.
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B.S in Civil Engineering or related field from an ABET Accredited Curriculum or equivalent required. Projects include Residential, Commercial, Mixed-use, Roadway, Highway and Public Works projects.
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The Account Executive, Public Safety is a true sales hunter and focuses on the customer life cycle and support for the growth of accounts in the field of Public Safety, serving First Responders.
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Works with construction crews and engineering leaders to plan field layout on the project site, ensuring appropriate utility and commercial lines are marked before production begins. Reconciles job close-out checklist with owner representative and field crews at the end of the project.
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Engaging in clear, consistent communications with field leadership and restaurant staff on a frequent basis. DRG is looking for a Dynamic and Experienced Leader who wants to work for a fast growing company, with tons of opportunity for growth.
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Licensed or license eligible in respective field: Arizona: LAMSW/LCSW, LAC/LPC, LAMFT/LMFT, Associate Psychologist or Psychologist. Master’s degree in social work (MSW) counseling, psychology or other relevant behavioral science field in which clinical training and experience is a program requirement and one year of postgraduate direct mental health service delivery.
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Field supervisor must be able to adjust to all types of scenarios in the field. Take directions from management and execute the task in the field as instructed. Responsible for recording all call-offs, and communicate the info to the Scheduling Manager.
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As an Arborist Ground Person, you will be an integral member of a tree care crew working alongside Bartlett's dedicated team of arborists, gaining practical field experience in scientific tree and shrub care on commercial and residential properties.
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A degree in a related field is preferred but not required (Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Sports Medicine, Physical Education, Nutrition, Fitness Specialist, etc. A degree in a related field is preferred but not required (Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Sports Medicine, Physical Education, Nutrition, Fitness Specialist, etc.
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College degree in culinary, business, or related field. 1 to 2 years of supervisor or management experience in fast casual restaurants. Maintains Profit and Loss statements, budgets, and cost controls in regards to food, beverage and labor goals.
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At Nx, we seek out individuals who are not just skilled in their field, but visionaries driven by a similar passion for innovation. Network Optix (Nx) is a powerhouse in Video Management Software (VMS) development, driven by a mission to empower the creation of intelligent video-based solutions and products capable of converting video into actionable data.
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Powered by the vegetation management experts from Celerity’s subsidiary company, Clear Path Utility Solutions (CPUS), our vegetation management division orchestrates an integral, leadership role between construction companies and vegetation field services, providing advanced emergency and non-emergency response services to help utility companies assess, plan, and execute vegetation projects in the field.
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