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Contract Manager is primarily responsible for ensuring contractual compliance of the Operations and Maintenance contract with Nassau County, New York. Position will monitor all aspects of contract compliance including timely contractual deliverables to the client identified in the contract for all departments.
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Monitor manpower staffing and resource utilization in relation to approved budgets and project requirements. Due to our sustained growth, we are in search of a Senior MEP Project Manager to join our vibrant team at our Syosset LI Office.
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As our Brand Manager, you will be able to monitor clinical research, marketing trends, sales data from SPINS and Nielsen IQ and other sources, and collate all that together in your assessment and then recommendations for action.
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Create and review business plans with Cosmetics Manager, including eventing and stock management, to maximize opportunities to achieve plan. Monitor Selling Floor Standards of merchandising, event set up, visual changes, and supplies.
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Reporting and AnalysisEnsure effective control mechanisms to monitor and manage liquidity and funding risks, including risk limits, thresholds, and escalation processes.
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A Monitor Tech is responsible for assisting in the safe treatment and care of patients in accordance with established policies and procedures and age of patients served on the unit.
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Monitor project budgets and accountability for project profitability; prepare and review project billing reports for monthly invoicing; work with accounting department on account collections.
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Ensure that the Broker is working with the individual, reviews Expenditure Reports received from the FI to monitor monies billed and spent are in accordance with the PRA, Medicaid and New York State Standards.
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Insert, rotate and remove pretzel trays; monitor ovens for correct baking time and product color. Comply with all Auntie Anne's policies and procedures, including relevant federal and state regulations regarding mixers and ovens, e.g., safety and environmental standards, OSHA, EPA, Right-to-Know, EEO, ADA, et.al. Perform all of the essential duties of this position in a safe and effective manner, consistent with the prescribed method and guidelines established by Auntie Anne's, Inc. Perform other duties as directed by Manager, Assistant Manager, or Shift Manager.
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We are lookingfor qualified individuals for roles such as shift manager, assistant manager, and store manager. Leaders must delegate, train, and monitor the progress of all associates and all facets of the hardwarestore.
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The Policy Processing Manager is responsible for overseeing the efficient processing and administration of insurance policies. Generates and analyzes reports related to policy processing metrics, such as turnaround time, accuracy rates, and productivity, to monitor department performance and identify areas for improvement.
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Position Summary: The Policy Processing Manager is responsible for overseeing the efficient processing and administration of insurance policies. Collaborates with other teams in underwriting, claims, sales, and IT to streamline processes, resolve issues, and ensure alignment with company goals and objectives.
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Become familiar with the Laundry/Valet Department and be able to monitor standards pertaining to guest service, operational efficiency, safety, production, quality, and personnel.
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Minimize direct involvement with field personnel) Oversees and Participates in Project Buyouts by monitoring the PM’s Coordinate Transfer meetings with Estimating, Office Manager and PM’s Work with Ownership with the prioritization of projects and monitor the volume of work and progress of the construction schedule Oversees monthly Crew Chief meetings that are run by Operations.
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Gross Profit Review two times a month (mid-month and by month close) Responsible for Customer collections/billing Ensures that all jobs are assigned to a Project Manager and they maintain fiscal control Oversee all new and current Subcontractor relations and communicate the status of projects effectively, between vendors, subcontractors, etc.
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