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Concierges must wear a Black Suit, White Collared/Button up shirt, Conservative necktie and dress shoes. Handle noise complaints presented by residents after normal leasing office business hours.
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Work indoors and outdoors, in confined space, irregular schedule, working off-shift/rotating schedule, operation of motor vehicles, work in a noisy environment, work under unusual lighting conditions, work near sources of ionizing radiation, work near sources of non-ionizing radiation, headgear or head protection, safety glasses or eye protection, hearing protection, gloves or hand protection, safety shoes or protective footgear.
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Required to wear all Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for deliveries which may include: eye, hearing and respiratory protection, protective apron, steel toe shoes, gloves, hard hats, or face shields.
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Maintain any Community Refreshment Areas: coffee, water, continental breakfast, etc. Contact emergency services in the event of a fire or other incident requiring fire, medical, or police attention. Receive and distribute dry cleaning to residents (if applicable.
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Assists participants in their home environment or other locations with tasks when necessary (i.e.: put on socks, shoes, jackets, toileting, etc.) Works with the Transportation Manager or Coordinator to schedule maintenance or repairs of vehicles.
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You can put yourself in our client’s shoes and advocate for them when necessary. 3+ years of solid technical experience in client/customer service, preferably in the Audio/Video industry. We build and evolve integrated building technology solutions of the future and challenge the norm when it comes to technology.
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Retail Sales Associates may be assigned to work in any or all of the following departments: Ladies, Men, Youth, Sportswear, Shoes, Home, or Baby Depot. Base Pay: $17.15 per hour - $17.15 per hour.
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This includes but is not limited to the following: clearing trash from the aisles, cash wrap, and stockroom, returning shoes back to their location according to DSW standards, cleaning the associate breakroom and public restrooms, vacuuming, cleaning mirrors and front walkways along with any other housekeeping items deemed necessary.
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Work outdoors, in confined space, irregular schedule, working off-shift/rotating schedule, operation of motor vehicles, work in a noisy environment, work under unusual lighting conditions, work near sources of ionizing radiation, work near sources of non-ionizing radiation, headgear or head protection, safety glasses or eye protection, hearing protection, gloves or hand protection, safety shoes or protective foot gear.
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PPE requirement: safety toed shoes (steel toe or composite toe) and work gloves. Setting up stage and AV equipment under the direction of house and touring technicians. Loading and unloading trucks.
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