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Denver Parks and Recreation is seeking a Parks Utility Worker II to support our Northeast District Park Operations. CJ2041 Utility Worker II. Perform infrastructure maintenance and repair such as fencing, asphalt, concrete, trails work, grade work/erosion control.
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Prior experience in construction and skilled labor involving carpentry, roofing, windows installation, use of a brake as well as hand tools such as utility knife, hammer, deglazing tools, etc. Champion Window is seeking for an Assistant Carpenter / Installer.
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Analyze hydrogen and clean energy workforce work areas for new program opportunities such as industry-recognized credentials; provide technical assessments or proposals to identify new areas of work or resources for awardees; and identify the utility of new tools and resources for stakeholders.
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As an Assistant Carpenter / Installer, you will support the lead installer in the construction of Sunroom including wall, window, door, support structures, and roof installation to ensure customer satisfaction.
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This is an Operations position responsible for checking oil, fluids, tire pressure and fueling all equipment.
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The Utility Worker is responsible for maintaining kitchen work areas, equipment and utensils. Come join our team @ Lynx Dining in the heart of Downtown Denver and come take part of an ever-growing opportunity on our expanding campus @ CU Denver.
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The General Utility Worker II serves a variety of essential back of the house and front of house Food & Beverage (F&B) roles. F&B General Utility Worker II is required to maintain a safe sanitary work environment and required to gain an extensive knowledge of the proper use and cleaning techniques for kitchen equipment.
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Join OTG as a Utility Worker now at DEN Airport and drive a new type of hospitality. Utility workers at DEN Airport are responsible for receiving the merchandise to OTG’s warehouse locations throughout the terminals.
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As a General Utility Worker on our team of other service stars, you? As a General Utility Worker on our team of other service stars, you? Maintains dishwashing station, three compartment sink and related areas cleaned.
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What You’ll Do: As a Utility Worker at Sodexo, you are a team unifier and solutions driver. Utility Worker | Sodexo (paradox.ai) What You’ll Do: As a Utility Worker at Sodexo, you are a team unifier and solutions driver.
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