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Familiarity with Ammonia Refrigeration Systems, PSM, RMP, process instrumentation and process drawings, PLC's preferred. Lead incident investigation activities related to ammonia systems including report completion and communications to the plant, Refrigeration Services and other corporate groups.
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Provide technical support for the plant maintenance supervisor/manager in PSM & RMP and participate on any teams/projects as needed including soliciting quotes for ammonia system work from vendors.
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Industrial ammonia refrigeration, high pressure boiler and utility experience. Troubleshoot, install, repair and maintain the operating condition of industrial production and processing machinery and equipment, to include but not limited to: hydraulic and pneumatic systems, motors, gearboxes, VFD/HMI/Servo control devices, conveying systems, industrial printers, valves, photo eyes, switches, heat exchangers, level controls.
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Substitute Positions : Teachers K-12, LTA/Aides, Custodial Workers, Food Service Workers, Bus Drivers, Nurses. Music Teacher – Elementary (Long Term Substitute) Choral Music Teacher – MS/HS. Elementary School Teacher (Anticipated.
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Duties will include working on the following types of equipment (Water, Air, Steam, Electrical, Gas, Refrigeration, Hydraulic, and Mechanical Systems). Experience with industrial high-pressure boiler.
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The Food Service Worker accurately and efficiently prepares and serves a variety of food items in accordance with assigned work instructions and menus within a correctional setting. The duties of the Food Service Worker include, but are not limited to, cleaning as you go, maintaining a neat and food safe workstation, pulling trash, sweeping, mopping, and any other duties assigned within the facility.
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Operate and support industrial, refrigeration, boiler and utility operations. The Maintenance Technician position is responsible for performing highly diversified duties to install, troubleshoot, repair and maintain production and facility equipment according to safety, predictive and productive maintenance systems and processes to support the achievement of business goals and objectives.
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Responsibilities include collaborating with plant engineers and facility management to improve safety and production quality, supervising maintenance and capital projects, and maintaining production systems and utilities.
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I.e.: mopping, sweeping, emptying garbage and cleaning production equipment) Maintain Cold case logs, Hot food logs and Cooling logs consistent with store policy. Prepare in-store made prepared food programs.
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This role offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement, enabling you to engage in various activities such as online surveys, focus groups, clinical trials, product tests, and optional delivery services for food and groceries.
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Barnes & Noble College is seeking a resourceful, driven, adaptable, and customer-focused team member to work every week, year round for at least 30 hours each week as a full-time Supervisor in our Cafe. In the Cafe you will provide assistance to the management team, have oversight for team members within the cafe or store in the absence of upper management, greet customers, and increase customer loyalty while preparing drinks and food in a fast-paced academic environment.
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As one would expect, cash handling, fuel transactions, cleaning, and stocking are part of the role with some foodservice positions specifically tasked with food prep and foodservice safety. Ability to ensure proper food preparation and presentation including making one of our customer-favorites.
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Assist in establishing food service production to assure that meals are prepared on time. + Assist maintain food storage areas in a clean and properly arranged manner at all times.
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Our food will be comfort-focused using produce, meat and dairy sourced directly from our region in Delaware County. They will work closely with the Executive Chef to ensure smooth operations and delivery of quality food and beverage service in addition to fostering a well-cared for team.
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