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The Public Safety Officer I position is responsible for protecting life and property through the enforcement of laws and ordinances, as well as general firefighting work. The Public Safety Officer I position must be able to pass an extensive background screen, pre-employment psychological screening, and an extensive pre-employment physical and drug screen.
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In Illinois, certification is required through the Illinois Department of Public Health, while in all other states certification is required through the National Restaurant Association (ServSafe), National Registry of Food Safety Professionals or the National Environmental Health Association (Prometric.
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Installs, repairs and services the following: Mobile radios receivers and transmitters in rolling stock Mobile radar equipment in assigned public safety vehicles Emergency lighting, sirens and associated controllers for this equipment.
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Fixes or notifies someone, i.e., supervisor of any safety or maintenance issues Always communicate in a positive and productive manner with co-workers, families/guardians, and the public Supporting co-workers and actively participates in team process Providing complete, accurate and timely documentation Performing tasks in accordance with Care Cardinal Policies and Procedures and that of other regulatory bodies, (CMH, AAA, Reliance, Licensing, Recipient Rights, etc.
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Comply with health and safety standards for food, cleanliness and safety. As a requirement of the position, all Shift Leaders and Managers must be trained and pass a Food Safety Certification course.
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Deploy Tyler Enterprise Public Safety software applications in cloud environments. An understanding of software deployment, cloud technologies, data migration, and networking basics. Deploy Tyler Enterprise Public Safety software applications in cloud environments.
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Treats all current and future residents with the highest level of concern and care; demonstrates a natural disposition towards personal and public safety; operates from a place of integrity, honesty, and ethics.
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Illinois Applicants - all IL employees are required to become food safety certified within 30 days of employment. What started as a small antique store in 1977 has become a nationally recognized neighborhood sandwich shop with over 400 locations across the United States.
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Graduate of a Certified Public Safety Academy (military or civilian) or verified work experience in the law enforcement, adult corrections, or firefighter field. Provide customer service to our clients by carrying out safety and security procedures, site-specific policies and when appropriate, emergency response activities.
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As a Public Safety Officer for Bloomfield Hills, you will patrol the city and answer calls for service to protect citizens and property from hazards such as crimes, fires, and medical emergencies.
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You are responsible for maintaining the interior and exterior of the property, typically focused on the community’s public spaces and amenities used by our residents, such as lobbies, hallways, stairwells, elevators, recreation areas, fountains, business centers, parking areas, and refuse areas.
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College degree preferably economic areas (Public Accounting, Administration, Foreign Trade). Implementation of internal controls to ensure the safety and protection of the property and interests of the company.
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One (1) year of relevant work experience serving the public or in a high volume call center environment. Receive and prioritize incoming emergency and non-emergency calls, complaints, and inquiries from the public.
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In addition to Sodexo’s standard, some locations may offer additional site-specific benefits, including free “shift” meals (and/or allowances/per diems), uniforms, safety shoes, public transportation support and/or parking.
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Certified Public Accountant (CPA) (preferred) ensures the optimal financial operations and positioning of the organization; whose primary responsibility is for the financial management of the agency, including planning, budgeting, financial operations and reporting, compliance, accounting and investments, and risk management and safety.
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