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Operations Manager, Fleet Safety. Presenting to and influencing diverse audiences across divisions- use appropriate frameworks/tools to leverage fact-based data and analytics insights from multiple finance and business domains to build a cohesive narrative, form an argument, organize thoughts, and present in a clear, concise, and meaningful way.
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Work directly with GM of Product Support across multiple regions to provide feedback and guidance on PSSR performance. This position will also be responsible for improving the Company's product support market share in the assigned territory and will work directly with senior leadership to identify areas of focus in their regions.
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When there is no manager onsite, the Operations Supervisor or Shift Supervisor leads the store staff, ensures that store operations run smoothly, and is responsible for ensuring the completion of all opening and closing procedures.
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The Assistant Store Manager also performs stocking and cashiering functions, and performs other duties as necessary to maximize profitability and customer satisfaction while protecting company assets and reducing losses.
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The Bakery Training Specialist (BTS) is a market-based hourly support role that is responsible for the effective training of all bakers, validating the quality of completed bakes, and providing support to the Lead Bakery Market Manager (LBMM) for all needed in-market bakery tasks and activities.
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Handles DC and UNFI invoices for product delivered outside store receiving hours. Checks product to ensure it meets WFM quality standards. Receives product from receiving location to sales floor or appropriate back stock spaces.
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Enforces and follows department practices regarding receiving, dating and stocking product to ensure quality, accuracy and proper rotation. Oversees shelf replenishment efforts to ensure product availability for customers, with prioritization for weekly specials, seasonally and locally relevant items, and other high-velocity items.
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The primary purpose of this job is to operate and ensure the safety of the gas station facility, help customers, maintain product levels and cleanliness of the entire gas station area, and respond to any emergency situations or safety concerns within the gas station area.
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Stock and replenish mass or end displays, rotate product, and present shelving as requested by store management or replenishment lead. Must complete and follow Confined Space training. Load U-boat with stocking items.
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Performs tasks associated with the receipt, storage, and shipment of product while meeting productivity, quality, safety, behavioral and attendance expectations. Complies with Grainger policies, guidelines and procedures as well as state and federal regulations, OSHA and Hazardous Material requirements in the storage, handling and movement of product.
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Perform other duties that may be assigned by the Store Manager or District Manager. Along with the District Manager and the Retail Training Department will provide support in training, including but not limited to, ensuring compliance with company policies and procedures, paperwork being completed as required, training for all associates being monitored, and state and federal training being taken and being followed.
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Maintain records and databases as required in their respective process, including Statistical Product Control(SPC) or other quality records. Review product requirements and determine basic performance to quality standards.
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The Licensed Psychologist Manager will also be responsive for compiling information for a myriad of audits, to include ACA, OPS inspections, Regional LPM Quarterly Audit Inspections. The Licensed Psychologist Manager (LPM) will review daily reports (Incident Reports, Other Reports, medication non-compliance lists, mental health roster change lists, etc.
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As the Deputy General Manager at Penn State, you will report to and support the General Manager and/or Regional Associate Vice President in executing company objectives at assigned properties.
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This is a warehouse position responsible for operating an electric pallet jack, or forklift, to select the correct products, labeling product using Sysco Order Selection (SOS) label technology, palletizing product to build customer orders and delivering the product to the dock safely and efficiently.
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