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As a Power Equipment Operator at Walmart Supply Chain, you will be operating power equipment to move product through the Distribution network to the Stores to service our Customers. Paid time off benefits include parental leave, family care leave, bereavement, jury duty, and voting.
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The Orthodontic Patient Coordinator is responsible for providing quality customer service to patients and parents at check-in and check-out as well as responsible for verifying patient insurance eligibility and service limits.
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SKILLS : Systems Engineer, System Integration, SAP, SQL, MES, Wonderware, InTouch, supply chain operations, IT Supply Chain, SAP manufacturing applications, SAP usage, SAP Transactions, SQL, PLC, Ladder Logic.
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POSITION : Systems Engineer (System Integration, SAP, supply chain operations, IT Supply Chain, SAP manufacturing apps, SAP Transactions, SQL, PLC, Ladder Logic) Systems Engineer (System Integration, SAP, supply chain operations, IT Supply Chain, SAP manufacturing apps, SAP Transactions, SQL, PLC, Ladder Logic) in Tonganoxie, KS.
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Maintenance Coordinator Tonganoxie, KS (USA) Onsite - Day Shift As a Maintenance Coordinator at our new Animal Nutrition and Health Tonganoxie, KS location, you will be responsible for purchasing, ordering parts (e.g., PM’s, breakdowns, repairs, rebuilding, etc.
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At least three years of work-related experience, with experience in logistics, supply chain, or transportation preferred. This position typically requires a bachelor’s degree in logistics, supply chair, transportation management, or a related field and at least three years of work-related experience.
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Join the Elite Team at Jack Cooper Transport - Apply! Jack Cooper is Now Hiring Experienced. Coordinate and oversee the transport of vehicles to and from different automotive plants, dealerships, car rental companies, and truck and rail yards, as applicable.
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Inspect storage rooms, workrooms, utility/janitorial closets, etc., for upkeep and supply control. Supervise safety and fire protection and prevention programs by inspecting work areas and equipment at least weekly.
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Role and ResponsibilitiesThe Scheduling Coordinator will greet patients, answer phones, schedule appointments, collect patient financial responsibility and prepare patient charts. The role of the Scheduling Coordinator is critical in providing exceptional patient care resulting in the best clinical outcomes and meeting the needs of our patients.
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About Agape Care GroupA leading hospice, palliative, and pediatric comfort care provider, Agape Care Group is dedicated to serving patients and families with love and delivering the highest quality care.
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