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Grow a successful, multi-million dollar business: drive sales leveraging your business acumen, efficiency and problem solving skills. Strong organizational, interpersonal and problem solving skills.
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PLC troubleshooting and problem-solving ability with practical, mechanical, and electrical aptitude. This position is considered a multi-craft maintenance position with a strong electrical mechanical emphasis.
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You will work in a Burrell residential facility alongside a team providing direct care, supervision, and assistance to adult clients in the areas of crisis management, problem solving, and working toward prescribed treatment goals.
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Demonstrated ability to proactively lead others in problem solving initiatives to ensure successful completion of inbound and outbound schedule. Necessary to have an intermediate level of: number computations, problem solving, and language /speech skills.
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Looking for a Mainframe lead responsible for diagnosing problem areas, designing innovative solutions, facilitating deployment and defining and automating the processes Benefits Medical insurance, Flex Spending Account (FSA) Culture At The Next Innings, we're more than just an upskilling platform.
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