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Monitors guest flow and notifies management when adjustments to open table games are needed. Supervises the operations and conduct of designated table games including opening/closing of table games and completion of all administrative duties necessary for efficient operations.
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Be an Expert: Maintains an in-depth knowledge of the various types and seasonality of different meat products, equipment usage, and backroom operations; providing meat products to members by processing meat according to specifications (for example, cutting, slicing, grinding, and wrapping meat products); ensuring compliance with food safety standards, sanitation guidelines, and inventory management; operating, maintaining, and sanitizing equipment.
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Securing the right balance of inbound and outbound volume, by considering space, equipment and people, to maximize efficient retail store logistics operations. JOB TYPE – Permanent, Full-time, In Location, Onsite SHIFTS – Fully open work schedule availability including evenings and weekends required; Work schedules are published one month in advance PAY – The starting rates/salary for this position range from $23.15 to 29.72 and will be based on relevant work experience BENEFITS ELIGIBLE.
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TPC Summerlin proudly hosts the PGA TOUR's Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, the second event of the PGA TOUR's FedExCup season. Perform other functions and routine golf course maintenance activities as directed by the Director of Golf Course Maintenance Operations, Assistant Golf Course Superintendent I or Assistant Golf Course Superintendent II.
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Follow the guidelines in the Golf Course Maintenance Operations Manual for each specific task. The Greens Keeper/Equipment Operator is an entry-level position and is to operate equipment and/or to perform specific tasks to maintain the golf course grounds.
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The Operations Supervisor – Distribution Center is responsible for overseeing and coordinating warehouse activities such as shipping and receiving, maintaining an open dialogue with customers, storing, maintaining inventory levels, ordering, supervising employees and reporting any issues to management.
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Partners with District Manager and People Operations Specialist to assist facilitating, disciplining and terminating employees when necessary while maintaining the Open Door Policy. Examples of reasonable accommodation include but are not limited to; making a change to the application process or work procedures, providing documents in an alternate format, using a sign language interpreter, working in a public environment that may result in interactions with a customer's pets, such as dogs and cats, or using specialized equipment.
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