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As a SONIC Drive-In restaurant Cook, you will oversee the Appetite Satisfaction Department, which involves operating the following stations: Food Production, Grill, Fryer and other tasks if applicable.
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The company is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri and has 25,000 employees worldwide who stand behind more than 350 port terminals, oilseed processing plants, grain facilities, and food and ingredient production and packaging facilities around the world.
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You'll work Fountain & Frozen, Food Production, Grill, Fryer, Switchboard and, if applicable, Drive-Thru. SONIC Drive-In is a food service mecca, and our Restaurant Team Member is at the center.
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We offer a variety of employment opportunities in our production, packaging, and hide tanning facilities that stretch from the western plains to the east coast. We are currently seeking individuals interested in working in one of our production areas on a rotating schedule.
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The Chain Hooker position reports to the Beforecast Manager and is responsible for the daily production needs of overhead crane operation. Properly rigging of required lifts according to production schedule.
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Communicate with production personnel about equipment issues. Job Segment: Electrical, Maintenance, Sustainable Agriculture, Warehouse, Plumbing, Engineering, Manufacturing, Agriculture. Operate forklift, bobcat, & bucket truck.
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FedEx Office Production Operator. FedEx offers plenty of delivery service options, including FedEx express, FedEx ground and FedEx supply chains and trade networks that will deliver expediently and reliably.
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Instructor of Record for the studio course Production Arts (and possibly Stagecraft and Scenic Design if applicant has a graduate level degree). There may be additional opportunities to Scenic Design one production a year based on the candidate's experience.
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An exciting opportunity exists for a Chain Hooker to join our Atchison, Kansas Team. The Chain Hooker role is to support daily production needs. Assist crane operator in rigging to various equipment throughout the department.
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About Fedex When you need a package delivered, look no further than FedEx. FedEx promises to be your delivery assistant in a rapidly changing world, but rest assured they are ready to meet the global challenges.
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Working with customers prior to production to launch Newly Awarded Business (Cast Iron. Hot Form Stamping) Partnering with sales, production control, and manufacturing to ensure the on-time delivery of new products.
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