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Notify management concerning need for major repairs or additions to lighting, heating, and ventilating equipment. Maintain equipment with standard preventative maintenance procedures. Maintain records on all equipment maintenance and repair.
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Other duties as assigned such as set-up and breakdown of bar equipment as required and assisting with organization of the cooler. Ensures bar equipment is clean & well maintained. Responsible to learn or have knowledge of various beer, wine varieties & spirits available, and be able to learn to suggestively upsell products to guests.
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Serve alcoholic beverages following all proper procedures for serving alcoholic drinks including state/federal regulations pertaining to the distribution of alcohol. Minimum of 6 months of experience bartending.
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As a Line Cook, you will be committed to safe food handling, cleanliness, safety, and sanitation standards during the shift and preparing food with proper safety equipment, tools, and recipe specs.
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The Center Associate delivers world-class customer service to all retail customers by receiving and processing packages for courier shipment and operating copiers, fax machines, binding equipment, laminating machines, and point-of-sale devices.
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Operating and maintaining equipment necessary to the product assembling process. If so, then we want to talk to you about an opportunity as Assembler. Tracks the inventory of products, materials, and other assembling supplies.
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Learning projection equipment and troubleshooting. Operation of POS systems, popcorn machines, warmers, etc. An assistant manager must be proficient in all aspects of daily operations, training provided.
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Wash, store, and stock all plateware, glassware, eating utensils, cups, bowls, pots, pans and other smallware and equipment to ensure sufficient quantities are on hand and ready to serve our Guests.
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Stocker: Ability to operate equipment safely and properly, including electric/manual hand jack, floor scrubber, and cardboard baler. Enhance the ALDI customer shopping experience in a collaborative team environment as an ALDI Cashier or Stocker.
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May perform minor repairs on vending and/or fountain equipment. Drives to vending equipment locations on an established route across a wide variety of weather conditions. This position may include accounts with any or all of these responsibilities:Delivers products to assigned fountain equipment accounts across a variety of weather conditions.
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SKILLS/ABILITIES : Skill in operation of Sonography equipment as well as applicable ancillary equipment. Come and join our team as an Ultrasound Technologist working shifts as needed to cover our Center City and Navy Yard offices.
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Maintain and safely operate all assigned equipment, including but not limited to pallet jack, SOS unit, and personal protective equipment. Perform pre- and post-trip inspections, and safely operate all mechanical equipment.
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Operate and use all grooming tools and equipment including bathing tubs, brushes, combs, scissors, clippers, dryers, and bathing products such as perfumed shampoo and soaps. Ability to bend, kneel, and squat frequently to position oneself to groom animals, clean shelves, and stock merchandise and equipment.
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Charting system/Equipment to include Epic, Omnicell and Alaris IV Pumps. RN will support CNA; Charge nurse; Phlebotomy; Resource Nurse; RT; Hospitalist. Charting system/Equipment to include Epic, Omnicell and Alaris IV Pumps.
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Unloads shipping and receiving items into designated storage areasAssists with hurricane/storm preparation: moving pallets, boxes, equipment etc. Uses safety equipment as required. trash removal including pool deck, parking garage landings, and BOH offices, etc.
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