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Transport materials to work sites, including sand, stone, soil, and gravel. Transport heavy equipment to work sites. Flags traffic at work sites. Possession of a valid Class "B" CDL driver's license issued by the State of North Carolina for the type of vehicle or equipment operated.
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Under general guidance of the Supplier Quality Manager, this Supplier Quality Engineer works closely with other Pfizer sites to ensure compliance readiness for the RM Site. Must be able to work and communicate effectively with all levels of people within the other sites.
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Specialty : Family Practice Physician | Urgent Care Physician | Occupational Medicine Physician | Internal Medicine Physician with experience treating all ages | Physician Assistant and Family Nurse Practitioners accepted at various sites Shifts : Ongoing per diem dates Job Details: Focus on patients and help them achieve better health in onsite corporate clinics.
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This will involve work in the branch workshop and a significant proportion of time out at customer sites. Perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, diagnosis and repair of mechanical equipment issues both in-shop and at customer sites.
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Reports to: Branch Manager or Account ManagerJob Summary: This position is under the direct supervision of the Account Manager or Branch Manager and is responsible for protection, safeguarding, and security of assets, personnel, customers and visitors to assigned sites.
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Provide launch support to new large format sites in areas of PdM, precision maintenance, IOQ, metadata audits, SOW creation, PM Optimization, equipment troubleshooting, planning and scheduling, and training.
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Assist Corporate Risk Management in the administration of the workers' compensation program, including effective medical case management, reporting, record maintenance, follow-up and ensure accurate Occupational Safety and Health Organization (OSHA) 200/300 logs at both sites.
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Manage SWPPP (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan) for utility transmission construction sites. Document pre- and post-work field conditions to ensure sites are in compliance with permits and environmental regulations and there are no conditions that require mitigation or restoration.
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