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When you begin your job with us working on the front-end as a courtesy clerk, customer service associate, or cashier, you are taking a step towards an opportunity that can help you learn, grow, and even develop a long-lasting career.
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This is an entry level position with advancement opportunity. Albertsons Companies Inc. has always been a people-oriented business, and thoughtful people practices remain a core element of our company’s philosophy.
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This job description is intended to explain the general nature and level of work being performed. Qualifications Must be able to work well with others as well as independently Must pass a background check in order to obtain an MED badge through Marijuana Enforcement Division.
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Advanced experience in piping and layout design for power generation and industrial facilities is required, refining and chemical facilities experience is a plus, with intermediate CADWorx experience.
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Experience with battery energy storage system designs and/or energy management system designs is a plus. Experience with owner’s engineering activities during renewable energy project execution is a plus.
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Job Title: Adolescent Behavioral Health Therapist (MST) (Entry - Senior Level) Adolescent Behavioral Health Therapist (MST) (Entry - Senior Level) - 34080 University Staff.
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Position Description Primary purpose:Provide a high level of technical support on a regional or system basis relating to corrosion control and pipeline integrity. Must be able to work with a team, take direction from supervisor/manager(s), adhere to required work schedules (overtime and overnight stay as needed), focus attention on details and follow work rules.
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The HVAC/R Technician role is primarily responsible for performing repairs and maintenance to a variety of HVAC and Refrigeration equipment including air conditioning, electric motors, heating units, heat pumps, hermetic compressors, commercial furnaces, boilers, burners, intake and exhaust fans, economizers and humidifiers, RTUs, remote condensing units, ice machines, walk-in coolers & freezers, and upright refrigerators & freezers.
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Ability to safely lift up to 50 lbs., climb and balance on a ladder, and work in elevated/high locations. Coolsys will consider qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with federal law, state law, or local ordinance.
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If required, liaise with the Workers' Compensation Claims Coordinator during injury follow-up discussions and the implementation of Stantec's 'Early and Safe Return to Work' program at a local level.
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Plastic extrusion experience is a plus. For this on-site role, the Engineering Manager will lead the tooling design, fabrication, and product development group for extrusions and secondary operations with a focus on those with a greater level of complexity in material, process, or profile combined with customer requirements for product validation.
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Our Entry Level Technicians are paid on an hourly basis, and we offer our full-time Associates great, competitive benefits, effective Day One! As one of America's most admired companies, AutoNation delivers a peerless Customer experience recognized by data-driven consumer insight leaders, Reputation and J.D. Power.
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This position requires at least one year experience in an entry level position determining eligibility for public assistance programs, including SNAP, Health First Colorado, and at least one cash programEducation/Training: High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
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We are hiring for Structured Cabling Technician I (open to entry level) to work in Denver, CO. This role is a contract to hire, joining a growing team offering continued industry training and a career path.
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4+ years experience, with progressive project or technical management experience for complex site investigation/remediation projects under a variety of local, State-specific and federal regulatory programs (RCRA, CDPHE, Colorado ECMC, etc.
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