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Able to pass a background check to obtain ATF Federal license/permit and DAA ramp badge. The North Shore lifestyle is known its year-round activities, including bicycle and snowmobile trails, kayaking, rock climbing, fishing, hiking, golfing, sailing and skiing.
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Must be able to pass a railroad background check to obtain and maintain the credentials to work on railroad property (i.e. no criminal convictions within the last seven years, must not have completed a jail sentence or probation within the last five years.
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Knowledge of impacts of aquatic invasive species on aquatic ecosystems, invasive species identification, background knowledge of aquatic invasive species spread prevention preferred but not required.
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Ability to pass a criminal and Department of Human Services background check. Demonstrated experience in one or more of the following areas: sexual exploitation, mental health, chemical dependency, at-risk youth issues.
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Applicants selected for appointment to a position with St. Louis County are subject to a background investigation. Applicants selected for appointment to a position with St. Louis County are subject to a background investigation.
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Weekends Yes Holidays Yes Call Obligation Yes Union SMMC Main Service Workers Local 70 (SMSVW) Effective December 1, 2019: Job offers are contingent upon successful completion of a post-offer assessment, including a urine drug screen, immunization review, proof of required vaccinations, and background check.
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Effective December 1, 2019: Job offers are contingent upon successful completion of a post-offer assessment, including a urine drug screen, immunization review, proof of required vaccinations, and background check.
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St. Louis County is an equal opportunity and veteran-friendly employer. Professional planning, administrative, and project management work involving responsibility for short and long range strategic and technology planning, infrastructure design, development of data models and geoprocessing workflows, design and implementation of web maps and apps for the county's enterprise Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and department technology needs, and other special projects as assigned.
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Represented by Council 5 of AFSCME. Graduation from an accredited college or university with Bachelors degree AND four (4) years full-time paid verifiable professional experience in the assigned functional area; OR a Masters degree AND two (2) years full-time paid verifiable professional experience in the assigned functional area; OR four (4) years as a Planner, and the recommendation of the director of the department.
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NOTICE: Successful completion of a drug screen prior to employment is part of our background process, which includes medical and recreational marijuana. NOTICE: Successful completion of a drug screen prior to employment is part of our background process, which includes medical and recreational marijuana.
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Must pass a background study conducted by the Minnesota Department of Human Services. The Center for Alcohol & Drug Treatment completes background checks in compliance with Minnesota Department of Human Services.
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Check fuel level and warning lights: inspect windshield for damage; factory reset/restore vehicle setting to clear prior customer data; check for customer items and place anything of value in Lost & Found; verify that registration is present, current and matches the license plate.
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Must be willing to consent to a background check, and, if chemically dependent, be free from problematic substance abuse for at least one year. Other requirements: Ability to clear criminal background study.
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Ensures the health and well-being of live animals by providing the correct care in accordance with the established Petco standards, policies and procedures including the completion of the hourly animal health check and wellness cards.
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To learn more about Dentsu, check out their profile on WayUp here. This session will include highlights of our trainee program for sports and live entertainment marketing. Are you interested in sports and live entertainment.
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