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The Regional Maintenance Manager is part of a National Operations Team that provides services to the client across the United States, Mexico and Canada. The Regional Maintenance Manager leads a team of mid-level managers in delivering Material Handling, Industrial Automation and Robotics services in a 24x7 logistics environment across 6 -14 sites in North America.
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Overview Barnard Construction Company, Inc., based in Bozeman, Montana, is a heavy-civil construction company with projects underway across North America. Responsibilities High level of involvement in the operations of our cost control system and analysis of construction costs.
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A top-ranked public institution, UC Davis relies on the AVC to have expertise in architecture, construction management, building inspecting and permitting, engineering, space master planning, capital financial planning, campus and environmental planning, sustainability, and real estate.
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CUSTODIAN/BUILDING MONITOR Under the supervision of the Recreation Supervisor, Operations & Facilities Manager, Recreation Specialist or the Lead Custodian/Security, responsible for the set-up, care, cleaning, and safe operation of the center during scheduled hours.
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5+ years' direct operations management of 6+ employees, virtual management a plus. As the Photography Manager, you will be responsible for managing and growing a team of full-time photographers capturing photos and video that supports CoStar Group products.
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Cisco IP audio and video enpoints, Unified Call Manager (CUCM), Expressway Meeting Server (CMS), Meeting Management (CMM), Telepresence Management Suite (TMS), Prime, and Identify Services Engine.
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Transferable or related skills for this role: Facility Maintenance, Technician, route driver, meter reading, landscaping, working outdoors, pest control, surveying, military, ready to work, underground utility locating, construction and laborer USIC.
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Experience with AERMOD, GIS and/or health risk assessments for permitting, ambient monitoring or emissions sampling techniques, CEQA, or other regulatory compliance programs (e.g., SPCC, RMP/PSM, stormwater) is a plus.
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This position requires experience with wet utility construction, heavy civil and underground construction as well as the ability to plan, coordinate, schedule and direct all phases of the project from conception to completion.
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The VP, Creative will design, own, and build a marketing strategy to drive audience and increase lifetime value of customers through marketing efforts, establish brand recognition and consumer trust.
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Managing multiple crews of different competence as is typical of a WTP/WWTP construction project i.e. concrete, mechanical, underground, and subs Must be able to use/navigate the following computer programs (no exceptions) Microsoft Office: word, excel, outlook.
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UC Davis Health offers either a defined benefit plan or defined contribution plan, plus 403(B) and 457 retirement plans to support future financial security. Summary: UC Davis Medical Center is in the process of developing a new OBGYN.
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The successful candidate will be a professional land surveyor registered in the state of California with previous management and land surveying experience. Bachelor’s degree in Land Surveying, Civil Engineering or a related field.
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Overview Kimley-Horn’s Sacramento, California (CA) office is seeking a Pavement Engineer (Aviation/Roadway) with 2+ years of experience to join the Pavement team. Support the pre-construction design, planning, modification, and analysis of airfield and roadway pavement projects.
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Reports to the Senior Manager, Animal Care and Operations Has regular daily contact with all Animal Care Barrier supervisors and leads, the Warehouse, the Transport Technicians, In Vivo study directors and their designees and department managers.
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