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Repairs parking lots by filling cracks or holes with gravel or asphalt as appropriate. Removes snow from sidewalks, parking lots, and entrances with the use of shovels, snow blowers and small front loading tractors; spreads salt and/or gravel to prevent slipping.
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Performs approximately all work indoors but will be required to work outside in order to clean parking lots, gas pumps, take out garbage, etc. Ability to supervise and train for the use of equipment, tools and materials listed in the Customer Service Representative (CSR) and Assistant Site Manager (ASM) job description.
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Maintain event and meeting calendars, schedule event/engagement meetings, coordinate space reservations, catering, A/V, parking, etc. Determine eligibility to enroll in CCA, providing callers with an overview of the program, the model of care and the provider network, and discuss benefit plans.
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The amenities you want – Nationwide facility network with free parking, many locations offering free showers, laundry, WiFi, exercise equipment, TV lounges, cafeterias and more. Explore our company-paid CDL training programs or call us at 800-447-7433, and we can talk you through it.
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