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Position is for a full-time Quality Control Inspector/NDT Technician. Position is for a full-time Quality Control Inspector/NDT Technician. To become proficient in all aspects of Non-Destructive Testing, including Visual Inspection, Radiography, Liquid Penetrant Inspection and Dimensional Layouts.
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At our Stevens location, just north of Ephrata, we are looking for a Second Shift - Maintenance Technician to join our team. 1-3 years of experience in plant maintenance, with material handling equipment experience being a plus.
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Job Title: Maintenance Technician. Outdoor maintenance and cleaning including lawn maintenance, trimming and snow removal. Maintaining a clean lunchroom. Our client, a modular home manufacturer is seeking temporary to permanent employees to join their team in their Maintenance Department.
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Chem-Dry’s mission is helping people live healthy lives, which starts with clean carpets and a healthy home.
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