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Ensures professional and technical operation of clinical unit with low complexity and that all policies and procedures are followed on a day-to-day basis with moderate to minimal supervision by clinic administration.
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At this level, the Senior Accountant should function with minimal supervision, and increased focus is placed on supervising and mentoring Staff, independent problem solving, strengthening client relationships and increasing team profitability.
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The Data Cabling Technician must be able to work with minimal supervision. The Data Cabling Technician will be responsible for installation, testing, documentation and troubleshooting of Cat3, Cat5, Cat6, multi-mode fiber, single-mode fiber, and various other wiring disciplines throughout CoxHealth facilities.
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The role of the Body Journeyman is to perform all functions of a fully-qualified heavy-duty truck repair Bodyman under minimal supervision. Performs skilled and complicated body work on heavy-duty truck equipment and related components with minimal supervision.
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The Administrative Specialist III works with relative independence and minimal supervision. The Administrative Specialist III provides, coordinates, and/or administers complex programs or services with limited supervision.
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Entry) Technician Level I: Limited relevant technician experience; qualified to perform work on a minimal number of products in-scope for a diesel technician at this location; primarily engaged in maintenance or basic repairs/diagnostics; requires direct supervision and review of workmanship quality.
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Willing to travel locally within your assigned territory with minimal supervision. SAS Retail Services is part of the largest retail services company in the US, working with major consumer brands in Walmart stores in your area.
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Must be a self-starter, detail oriented and possess the ability to work with minimal supervision. electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, fabrication and welding related abilities. Must be a self-starter, detail oriented and possess the ability to work with minimal supervision.
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Ability to work with minimal supervision while maintaining high energy. As a Transporter you will pick up and drop off customers and deliver vehicles from the Hertz Local Edition office to various locations.
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Our on-the-job training will build your skills in category resets and product placement. We offer benefits that can be customized to meet your family's needs, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, supplemental voluntary plans, wellness programs, and online discounts.
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