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Our on-site gym is decked out with Peloton bikes and other top-tier fitness equipment to keep your workout challenging and fresh. On-site yoga classes, chair massages, and smoothie days also help keep us focused and healthy.
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Cognitive & Linguistic Development , which focuses on intellectual and emotional development across the lifespan. Socio-Cultural Development , which focuses on the influences of culture and context in the field of lifespan development.
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This is a part-time position and is a hybrid work schedule: eligible to partially work remote with a requirement to work on-site at the Naval Health Research Center in San Diego, CA. Typically 1-2 times every week working at the customer site, day of the week may vary.
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Acts as the primary on-site leader for execution teams on assigned projects. Works with owner and contractor sales managers and branch installation manager and teams as needed to provide sales support activities early in the TAS and development process to provide input on strategy, vendor / partner's selection, scope enhancements, value engineering, risk assessment etc.
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The Site Safety Manager will work with the Project Manager and Superintendent on the project to help lead the project team to establishing and maintaining a strong safety culture driven around company values, best practice safety management systems, strong communication, personal accountability, people development and authentic engagement.
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Ability to safely operate a vehicle to travel to job site visits and attend meetings on behalf of the company. We are currently seeking a Site Safety Manager for our $250+ million dollar project at San Diego International Airport.
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The Site Safety Manager will monitor the onsite activities to ensure that all work is conducted safely and efficiently. Lead / conduct site safety audits in accordance with Project Safety Plan. Ensure operations comply with CA MUTCD and temporary traffic control plans.
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For immediate consideration of the intermediate cook position, click Apply Now and complete an application for the line cook position on the Hyatt Careers Site! HYATT house properties are located in urban, airport and suburban locations and can accommodate small corporate meetings and corporate clients seeking to place their employees on extended assignment.
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Job sites typically will include uneven surfaces and may require climbing ladders and scaffolding to review site safety equipment. Lead site supervisors in the enforcement of safety standard according to IIPP.Assist / Coordinate subcontractor compliance with jobsite safety regulations and requirements.
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Relocation assistance will be provided to candidates outside of the local area on a case-by-case basis. Have solid interpersonal skills, must be able to work well with the construction project site team, owners and construction management firms.
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We are currently seeking a Site Safety Manager for our $+ million dollar project at San Diego International Airport. Assist with ensuring company compliance with Dig Alert ground disturbance tickets/permits in accordance with CA GC.Maintain and update logs on projects.
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Cannonball Belmont Park is on the hunt for a talented Sushi Cook to join our energetic team. Maintain vigilant oversight on the quality of ingredients, promptly communicating any deviations from standards.
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Assist with / coordinate weekly Tool box meetings with site supervisors. Perform testing on noise, air flow and air quality, and also keep record of the testing. Maintain and update logs on projects.
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Ability to demonstrate working knowledge of excavations, confined spaces, fall protection, hazard communication, crane & rigging operations, concrete and asphalt paving, and the ability to conduct awareness level training for each discipline.
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Serve as technical expert on downstream process development, including harvest and clarification; purification for target AAVs, removal of impurities and contaminating viruses, virus like particles, etc.
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