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Design experience in marine structures including docks, marinas, ports, piers, steel sheet pile structures, steel and timber pile structures, floating structures and waterfront facilities. Our diverse maritime capability, together with the understanding of complex port and marine terminal requirements for commercial ports, mining and hydrocarbons industries, allows us to deliver integrated and cost-effective solutions to our customers.
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The Manager, Operations & Maintenance is responsible for the safety, financial, asset and project management, people leadership and operations of the Waterfront Training Centre (WTC). Waterfront Training Centre Operations & Maintenance.
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As a Server Liaison, you support the success of your team. This role is eligible for participation in our tip pool program, allowing you to boost your income. Your continued awareness and eye for detail allows you to anticipate the needs of your team so that they can keep the seamless performance in motion.
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As a Server at LOCAL Public Eatery, you are the ultimate host. Resiliency - In the face of challenges, you don't give up. Through flexible schedules, we have the freedom to work and live our lives with passion; No adventure is too big, or too small.
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