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Competitive compensation and benefits package including signing bonus, retention bonus, relocation, 401K match, CME, time away from practice, quality health, dental and vision insurance, wellness program, free onsite workout center, free onsite parking, onsite retail pharmacy, gift shop and cafeteria.
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Advise Body Shop Manager if additional work is needed. We are seeking a Body Shop Technician. Operate all equipment in Body Shop in a safe and productive manner.
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Under direction of the supervisor, laborers will typically work on a road crew but may work at an asphalt plant or maintenance shop. Fort Dodge Asphalt is a privately-owned asphalt paving, paving maintenance, and aggregate supplier.
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Maintain a safe working environment in the shop and parts warehouse. Maintenance – Ensure shop is maintained and clean daily. Set-Up Technician is responsible for the daily cleaning of the branch service department, maintaining an orderly yard, cleaning of all units brought into the facility, receiving and shipping equipment, helping all departments in obtaining repair parts or materials needed, and other general service department duties as directed by the Branch Manager.
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You will be responsible for ensuring that products are easy to see and buy, building sales by sharing product and gaming knowledge with guests, providing a clean, organized environment in which to shop, and growing guest loyalty and repeat business.
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