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As one of the nation’s largest single-source providers of lighting and electrical products, electrical services, electrical construction, and energy management solutions is expanding their staff and seeking an Apprentice Electrician to join the FSG Electric - NYC team.
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As an apprentice, you will learn the business from the ground up, this will entail full administrative responsibilities, including customer service, interacting with both our stores and customers, completing administrative/clerical tasks, photography of jewelry for intake/tracking and learning the basics of jewelry repair starting with polishing and quality control, all while you train toward becoming a bench jeweler.
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Reporting to the Technical Director, the Production Electrician role is an hourly position that is responsible for the successful implementation of all lighting elements for the Summer for the City 2024 summer festival.
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Reports To: Director of Apprentice Program, Scenic Charge Artist, Assistant Scenic Charge Artist. About the Professional Apprentice Program: This program provides immersive training for emerging performing arts technicians and administrators, addressing the need for practical training in the field.
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Eaton's EPG CPD PCD Power Components Division division is currently seeking a Electrician - 2nd Shift. 11) Perform all job requirements of "Electronic Electrician (EE)". Possess and demonstrate basic technical knowledge of some or all of the following: Stainless Steel Welding/Fabrication.
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Ameresco's Operations & Maintenance Group has a new opportunity for an Electrician in the Buffalo, NY area experienced with inspecting, troubleshooting and maintaining commercial or utility solar facilities.
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Complete the Bakery Decorator Apprentice training program, or equivalent experience. Ability to apply proper technique when using all icings, including Swiss Buttercream, American Buttercream, Ganache, Cream Cheese Icing, Whipped Cream, Chantilly, German Chocolate Icing, Fudge Icing, and all varieties of Meringue.
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Trades Specialists (Electrician) perform journey-level electrician work and may supervise others in the repair, maintenance, and installation of electrical systems and equipment, following applicable electric code Tasks Repairs, maintains, and installs electrical systems and equipment such as motors, transformers, wiring, switches, alarm systems, controls, traffic signals and related equipment, such as radios, televisions, and music players.
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Certified Insurance Apprentice including an Associate Degree and 8 or more years of experience in the Claims or Underwriting Support area. Certified Insurance Apprentice including an Associate Degree and 3 or more years of experience in the Underwriting or Market Facing area.
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Zurich Certified Insurance Apprentice including an Associate Degree and 12 or more years of experience in the Claims or Underwriting Support area within the Commercial Insurance industry AND. Zurich Certified Insurance Apprentice including an Associate Degree and 5 or more years of experience in the Underwriting or Market Facing area within the Commercial Insurance industry OR.
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Licensed plumber or plumber apprentice preferred but not required. Licensed plumber or plumber apprentice preferred but not required. Teachers looking to empower immigrant workers through citizenship/civics and English language education.
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Warby Parker is searching for skilled and enthusiastic Apprentice Opticians to join our growing team of in-house optical all-stars and play an integral part in what we're all about-helping people see.
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JOB PURPOSE: The Trades Instructor will provide job and safety training, demonstrate proper workplace procedures and standards in a classroom setting and/or in regular operating conditions in the workplace, and prepare students to become skilled in their trade while providing a safe, constructive, and positive learning environment.
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You are responsible for assisting a Dog Trainer and/or Senior Dog Trainer in all aspects of delivering training services at your assigned locations.
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We are hiring an electrician for an immediate job opportunity with a large electrician subcontractor based in New York. We have immediate openings or experience electricians. We are hiring an electrician for an immediate job opportunity with a large electrician subcontractor based in New York. We have immediate openings or experience electricians.
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