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Learning to develop and complete multimodal traffic impact analysis, traffic operations analysis, travel demand analysis, traffic signal operations, corridor studies, ITS plans and Transportation System Plans.
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Partner with the People Operations Team to support the expansion of the HR Service Delivery Model through change management activities, consistent feedback loops, and process design.
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Our client is seeking a supervisor to join their Drilling & Workover department who supervises and oversees the operations of contract drilling or workover rigs working for them engaged in carrying out programmed work.
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Assist the classroom teacher in arranging the learning environment, including assembling and putting materials on bulletin boards and/or other classroom learning displays and in keeping such displays current.
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We were founded in 1971 and became a MillerCoors LLC in 2008 as part of the joint venture between Miller Brewing Company and Coors Brewing Company, and we remain the only company owned distributor for Molson Coors Beverage Company.
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The Supervisor, Retail Operations is responsible for the development of the Dispensing Facility’s privacy policies and procedures, the security and confidentiality of all patient information, as well as overall compliance with HIPAA.This position acts as a liaison internally between all staff, dispensary management team and the Manager, and externally between the Dispensing Facility and law enforcement, Commissioner of Health, and the local community.
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Kimelpsych.com) is looking for a pediatric neuropsychologist or child psychologist for a growing group psychology practice and developmental disabilities and learning disorders clinic.
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Create organizational development and employee training programs. Recognized for its comprehensive benefits, ongoing training opportunities and commitment to diversity, equity inclusion both internally and with external vendors, Columbia Care has earned a spot on mg Magazine's America's Top Cannabis Industry Employers list.
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Interacts with operations employees and supervisors to provide training on covered tasks, both in the classroom and hands on instruction in various field or simulated settings.
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This position, reporting to the Senior Director of Technology Product Development - Solar, demands up to 5% travel (domestic and international), with potential extended stays in Omaha or Denver initially for training purposes.
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At least 5 years of proven upstream experience, with focus in unconventional reservoir characterization and development. Stay updated with industry trends, new technologies, and best practices related to unconventional reservoir development.
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Postal Service operations are wide ranging from Mail Processing, handling and sorting mail to sales and marketing teams that work with commercial customers. There are retail locations, mail distribution centers and Postal hubs within the Postal Service's operations.
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Ensures execution of wildfire mitigation strategies related to grid design and system hardening, asset management and inspections, vegetation management and inspections, QA/QC, grid operations and protocol, such as public safety power shutoff procedures.
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Develop and implement an office success plan; including development of staff, and office protocols to provide for efficient operations during manager absences. The role of the Operations Manager Trainee (OMT) is to gain an understanding of the skills and company knowledge to independently run a financially viable PDS supported dental office.
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Supervise and coach two direct reports, including the Community Engagement Manager and the Development Associate. · Oversee annual giving campaign and manage the donor database software, working with the Development Associate to ensure proper data entry, acknowledgements and reporting.
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