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Key Responsibilities: Warehouse Operations Management: Oversee and streamline all warehouse activities, including inventory control, space management, and safety protocols to ensure smooth daily operations.
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Any experience with: USDA food safety, FDA or State food safety and sanitation inspections, FSMA and HACCP regulations, and Pest Control. Certification in Seafood HACCP- Review, develop, and implement policies, procedures, and standards to meet federal regulations, and conform with industry best practices areas of food safety, quality, and sanitation.
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The primary role of a Substation Project Manager/Team Lead includes managing all aspects of substation engineering projects of all sizes and complexity, including scope and/or proposal development, project team development and assignment, project execution, project closeout, and quality control, schedule, and budget management.
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Lead the transformation of testing into a continuous and efficient end-to-end quality engineering function using quality processes, tools, and methodologies significantly improving control, accuracy and integrity.
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This role will be directly responsible for the daily quality control check and outbound staging of rental equipment in accordance to procedure(s) to ensure integrity is maintained in our reservations and equipment readiness.
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The LPN Infection Preventionist evaluates the quality of resident care and outcomes as they relate to Healthcare AcquiredInfections (HAI) and Community Acquired Infections (CAI) in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, and LifeCare standards.
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Home security salesSatellite TV salesPest Control salesHome Automization/Smarthome salesDirect salesThose with lead generation and/or sales management experience. Various high-quality installing and financing partner options, ensuring the best deal for the customer and experience for the sales rep.
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Upon completion of installation or service call, inspect/quality control work, and clean-up organization system and work site. Install products in a safe, high quality, and productive manner.
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Adhere to departmental policies, procedures and objectives, ongoing quality improvement objectives and safety, environmental, and infection control standards. Current Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) registration, for prescription writing.
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Preconstruction – Building the A&E team, design management, schedule management, constructability review, budget development and cost control, contract administration, construction bidding and planning, and permitting strategy and process.
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The Construction Manager is responsible for overseeing the construction of homes in assigned communities, ensuring quality control, cost management, and adherence to schedules. Conduct regular site inspections to ensure adherence to the SWPPP compliance program, as well as other quality standards, safety protocols, and cleanliness requirements.
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The Kitchen Manager has the primary responsibility for managing all kitchen functions including food purchasing, preparation and maintenance of quality standards, sanitation and cleanliness, training of employees in methods of cooking, preparation, plate presentation, portion and cost control and sanitation and cleanliness.
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Goal-two week turn on all unit renovationUnits scheduling, quality control, punch lists, turn back to Property ManagementComplete the standard setup of the Construction Management construction storage/office.
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The Prep Cook is one of the most important positions we have in the kitchen to ensure recipe adherence, quality control, and overall sanitation. Hailed as "the best seafood in Southern California" by the internationally recognized Zagat Guide, Water Grill consistently offers dazzling fish preparations of superior quality and freshness.
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Maintain a good level of communication with Quality Control, Research & Development, Packaging and Sanitation departments. Ensure SQF standards and quality product standards as set forth by the QC Department.
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