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Primary duties of the Trash Collector include: - Operating garbage trucks - Collecting and dumping trash receptacles - Following route assignments as directed Waste Management offers an excellent benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life, 401(k) savings and more.
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Interacts and communicates with various groups and individuals such as the immediate supervisor, County Attorney, co-workers, County personnel, Code Enforcement Special Magistrate, complainants, property/business owners, contractors, various community/civic organizations, various other Governmental agencies, vendors and the general public.
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Road Maintenance Technician
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Protecting life and property; overseeing the physical security of the facility; actively, thoroughly, and unpredictably patrolling the greater campus area on foot and by vehicle. Overseeing morgue activities and processes related to deceased persons, including recordkeeping and interaction with families/next of kin, funeral homes, and the coroner’s office.
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Education: A Doctorate, Master's, or Bachelor's degree from an accredited university in public health or related fields such as biodefense, biological sciences, epidemiology, environmental health or science, emergency management, or industrial hygiene.
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Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Leadership through Live Better U and Bellevue University, General work experience supervising 20 or more direct reports to include the responsibility of performance management, mentoring, hiring, and firing.
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Develop schedules, coordinate and manage make-ready program for the property in conjunction with the property manager and property staff. It is the Maintenance Manager’s duty to anticipate, identify and correct any and all problems involving the property and to implement procedures that will prevent such problems.
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Must have a government issued state ID, or valid driver's license if required by Management based on location/property or business needs. Under direct supervision of the Community Manager, the Maintenance Superintendent is responsible for the preservation and upkeep of the property.
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Security Officers in this position respond to situations that include but are not limited to fire emergencies, hazardous spills, disaster response, medical emergencies, safety support, missing child, active shooter, bomb threats, individuals under distress or escalated, unauthorized persons on Seattle Children's property or buildings occupied by Seattle Children's workforce members with intentions to commit crimes such as vandalism, theft, and assault.
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Asset Management Committee (AMC) Packages/Updates/Memos With the guidance and assistance of Land Acquisition leadership, prepare detailed land packages with relevant support data and exhibits for submittal to the Asset Management Committee to seek approval of real estate transactions.
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Dedicated individuals with a proven track record of building sales, creative marketing, expense management and developing people into successful teams. Minimum of six months of restaurant management experience (QSR) or one year entry level retail management experience required.
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Provides input into the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) for maintenance history or equivalent tracking and historical document retention system. Maintain plant maintenance management program, maintain parts inventory and perform parts ordering.
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Schedule and manage outage tasks and timelines using a project management approach. Ensure thermography, oil analysis and vibration analysis programs are adhered to and give direction to the Maintenance Supervisor when items need urgent attention.
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Previous experience in pet grooming, salon management, or a related field. Proficiency in computer systems and salon management software. Collaborate with the store management team to meet sales targets and salon objectives.
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Collaboration with experienced professionals in our corporate and operations management teams. Good judgment and a strong ability to work with people like our team members, patients, and management.
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