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Ability to diagnose problems with plant/site equipment. MA Hoisting License (Skid Steer, BobCat, Man-Lift operator) (preferred) If you have the required qualifications and wish to be considered for this position, please submit your resume.
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In this role, you will be responsible for performing monthly closings, analysis, and account reconciliations, the analysis of results and preparation of forecast for the plant, capital and technical project accounting, standard cost and budget development and participate in financial process improvement activities.
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Knowledgeable in continuous improvement methods and techniques e.g. LEAN, Six Sigma is highly desirable. Participate in QMS Continuous Improvement and Management Meetings. Lead Corrective Action and Continuous Improvement efforts/projects.
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We call this Freedom within a Framework and it allows us to be consistent as a brand while also pursuing continuous improvement. Support your peers by running food and drinks; bussing and sanitizing tables; and completing sidework.
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Position Summary:The Stocker is responsible for ensuring all products are delivered to their assigned department or area The Stocker may also pack out and stock merchandise to ensure continuous availability for customers.
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