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The Tower Climber/Technician Position is located in Shakopee, MN. The Tower Climber / Technician will work in conjunction with the Director of Safety and Project Managers to execute projects in accordance with corporate policy.
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Job Summary: The primary responsibility of this position is to operate the tower camera for live production and to assist in preparation for live productions. Operate a camera positioned in a fifty-foot tower.
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150 - 400 hours comprehensive Pilates Certificate (minimum education to include; Mat, Reformer, Tower, Chair) Trained and Certified in Reformer, Tower, Chair and Barrels. Promotes and sells Pilates training programs and classes, Group Fitness classes and Personal Training to members.
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As a Starbucks shift supervisor , you'll be a role model of the store operations standards that define our Starbucks Experience.
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Ensure Contractor's Topsides and Sensor Tower Platform (STP) engineering and designs comply with the contract requirements including relevant codes and standards. Ensure Contractor's Topsides and Sensor Tower Platform (STP) engineering and designs comply with the contract requirements including relevant codes and standards.
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This job would be great fit for lineman, turbine and wind industry, tree trimming, window washer or sign installer. Travel with crew (company vehicle provided) to job locations. As leaders in the building of cellular telecommunications infrastructures, One Way Wireless Construction, Inc. is viewed as a one-stop contractor where our expertise in installing, testing and maintaining makes us the reliable and highly tenured team where we are chosen again and again by our cellular and other industry-related customers.
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MMC has been involved in the design and construction of some of the most prominent structures in the Midwest including, but not limited to: Walker Art Center, Target Field, Target Center, Xcel Energy Center, Mall of America, Radisson Blu Mall of America, Guthrie Theater, University of Minnesota (Multiple Buildings), Accenture Tower, LaSalle Plaza, and Wells Fargo Center.
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