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Negotiate pricing and contract agreements with product and service suppliers for plant MRO purchases, non-stock purchases & minor project purchases as requested by Director, Purchasing. Coordinating purchasing activities in support or corporate strategy and plant facilities as required.
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Communicate effectively with project coordinators and adhere to guidelines. Adhere to project timelines and follow instructions provided by our platform. Position Overview: This role offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement, enabling you to engage in various activities such as online surveys, focus groups, clinical trials, product tests, and optional delivery services for food and groceries.
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Provide ongoing training to ensure optimal utilization of our agency management system and carrier websites. Develop and streamline departmental workflows and procedures to enhance efficiency.
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The Case Manager (CM) / Utilization Review (UR) nurse staff augmentation full time role will temporarily fill in for Optum care management teams for short term staffing as well as provide consultative support to the front-line care management team, as appropriate.
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Location: Remote (USA) Company: ProductReviewJobs Thank you for your interest in becoming a Paid Product Tester. Notes on Product Testing: - Each product test is conducted by a third party, independent company.
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Expert in incident management, change management standards, problem management, root cause analysis, and data management strategies. Lead our knowledge management program to include maintaining a library of all network operations documentation.
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Lead network operations Change Management process to ensure policies are being followed to minimize risks on all network change activities. Knowledge of network management systems and performance monitoring tools.
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Performs and documents POCs (proofs of concept) for new Connect portfolio products and technologies, as requested by Product Managers. Defines product architecture requirements, creating technical product specifications for new and existing products.
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Proficiency in project management tools and software, such as Microsoft Project, Procore, Asana, or similar applications. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Project Management, Construction Management, Business Administration, or related field.
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Follow Plan-O-Grams approved by store management. Follow direction regarding product placement and rotation. Join our dynamic overnight reset and remodel team at SPAR, a leader in retail construction.
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