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And conduct field safety auditsSupport various site, regional, and national safety and risk mitigation strategies for DISH, IHS, DISH Wireless, Manufacturing, Uplinks, Boost, etc. Job Duties and ResponsibilitiesDISH is seeking a Regional Safety Specialist to join our team.
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Regional and global brand awareness in the home maintenance industry strong plus. We offer on-site classes, facilitator-led courses, and a generous tuition assistance program, plus a performance management approach that goes beyond the typical annual review.
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Three to five years’ General Management experience in a service-related industry that may include pest control, courier/package delivery, uniform, lawn care, security/protective service, car rental and other related fields is desired.
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Manage Labor & Service regional spend for services including mechanical, electrical, industrial cleaning, equipment rental and lease, etc. Deliver value to the business by improving quality and service, mitigating supply risks, reducing total costs, and focusing on continuous improvement through supplier management activities.
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Regional Sales Management: Oversee sales activities across the Eastern and Western regions, ensuring effective coverage and customer engagement. Team Leadership: Lead, mentor, and motivate a team of Regional Sales Managers and an Inside Sales Manager.
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In addition, this role will promote regional & global employee engagement across all Workplace Technologies tools (Google Workspace, LumApps Social Intranet, ServiceNow, Chromebox & AV support) and would be responsible for providing insightful advice and friendly, hands-on technical support to all employees.
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The Senior Maintenance Director works closely with regional business and support staff, senior management, and external clients to deliver exceptional maintenance services which drive safety, quality, value, and employee engagement/productivity.
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The estimator will work closely with the lead estimator to source, accurately price, and win local, regional, and national signage and fixture projects for the company. Bachelor’s degrees in engineering, Architecture, and Construction Management are preferred.
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The Regional Sales Manager coaches and develops sales representatives in order to drive revenue within the region, including the design and delivery of sales training, sales rep ride-a-longs and follow up, as well as the management of specific assigned accounts or initiatives.
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Options to select additional programs, like pet insurance, or participate in health programs for diabetes, hypertension management, and more. Coordinate communication between Silgan Executive Management and Legal Counsel with the customer to finalize contract language.
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We are seeking a dynamic Regional HR Manager to oversee our growing Midwest operations, including Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Tennessee, Texas, and beyond. Manage Change and Compliance: Collaborate on change management initiatives and ensure compliance with local employment laws with a focus in Illinois employment law.
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Internal: District Sales Manager, Regional Sales Manager, VP of Local Sales, Accounting/Credit Department, Merchandising and Marketing, Operations, and Customer Contact. Foodservice industry/culinary/restaurant management/hospitality experience preferred.
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Provides complex technical consultation to plant management and maintenance groups pertaining to installation, trouble shooting, process control and repair of equipment. Supports the Director of Engineering and Regional Engineering Coordinator to coordinate major projects, develop project proposals, evaluates project feasibility and other activities as required.
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The General Manager is responsible for the leadership and mentoring of the Experience Guide, Massage Therapy, and Management teams. Work with Regional Manager to recruit, interview, and hire employees.
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We are looking for a visionary and strategic leader to join our executive team as the Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) of the Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and Field Service Management (FSM) lines of business globally.
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