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General Cleaner at Des Moines Valley Health & Human Services
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No matter your role, you will be part of a team that is building the future of agriculture – leading breakthroughs in the innovation and application of science and technology that will better the lives of people all over the world and fuel the progress of humankind.
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Selected students will get part-time on-the-job experience at a one of our locations while you attend the school of your choice. When you graduate, full-time opportunities are available to continue your growth and development.
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The ability to work independently and as part of a team, lift to 30 pounds and bend, stoop and stand for long periods of time is needed. Employment Type: Part-Time. Activities vary each day and include auditing products, counting inventory, setting new fixtures and displays, setting products and shelves to new layouts, moving shelves and fixtures, stocking products, and placing shelf labels are just a few of the critical tasks performed as part of this job.
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Part time flexible schedule, include some evenings and weekends. Intermittent, part-time interviewer position available with the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (a Fair Opportunity Employer.
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Are you an experienced, passionate Diesel Mechanic and want to be part of a hard working, fast paced work environment? A local Ag Equipment dealer is looking for experienced Diesel Technicians to join their growing team.
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