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Field work experience in the petrochemical, power generation, renewable energy, pulp & paper or food processing industries. Industries we serve include refineries, chemicals, municipalities, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, food and dairy, utilities and automotive.
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We offer Trupanion pet insurance and discounts to our associates for pet treatments, procedures, and food. We offer Trupanion pet insurance and discounts to our associates for pet treatments, procedures, and food.
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Performs other duties assigned by the Manager, Assistant Manager, Food Service Manager, Director of Food Service, or District Manager. QualificationsRequires a new hire candidate to present a valid certification from a nationally recognized food manager certified program OR become certified within 30 days of employment.
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The Finger Lakes wine region has seen an influx of chefs, farmers and winemakers offering great food and wine optionsSign on bonus! Benefits for the Optometrist (OD)Several locations in the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate NYProvide a variety of exams, approximately 50/50 comprehensive vs medicalState of the art equipmentWell trained staffCompetitive salaryFull benefits package with excellent retirement packageGreat schools in the areaAbundant outdoor activities including skiing, hiking, camping, fishing, biking, boating and more.
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Growing Food Scene : Queens is a culinary hotspot, known for its incredible variety of international cuisine. From authentic street food to fine dining, you can explore a vast array of restaurants and food markets that reflect the borough's diverse population.
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Responsible for management of Food Safety Management System (FSMS), and serves as Preventive Controls Qualified Individual (PCQI); manage and organize the work of the Food Safety Team (FST); ensure relevant training and competencies for the FST; report to top management on the effectiveness and suitability of the FSMS.
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At Kraft Heinz, we dream of becoming the best food company in the world, growing a better world. Stationary Engineer/HVAC Mechanic/ Ammonia Refrigeration Technician) Under the direction of the Facility Maintenance and Engineering Manager, the Ammonia Refrigeration Technician is responsible for the safe, efficient, and reliable operation, maintenance, and monitoring of the plant ammonia/refrigeration, compressed air, process steam, steam plant heating, steam condensate, hot/cold water, HVAC, fire protection.
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CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS: Incumbent must get and maintain a valid Heinz Frozen Food Company equipment operator’s license with a Lift Truck and Platform/Scissor Lift endorsement within 30 days of starting the bid.
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What you bring to the table: Experience is not required bonus points if you have experience with customer service, cashier, cooking, food handling, basic math, drive-thru, safety standards, and fast-food restaurants.
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Knowledge of food safety, HACCP, and appropriate supporting programs (e.g., cleaning, sanitation, pest management, etc.) + Previous work experience in production or food manufacturing and a general working knowledge of computers is required.
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Requirements · Prior food plant sanitation or related experience a plus, preferably in a food manufacturing facility. · Familiar with the use of appropriate cleaners and sanitizers for all food processing equipment and plant facilities.
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Prior food plant sanitation or related experience a plus, preferably in a food manufacturing facility. Works with leadership to maintain plant procedures and operations guidelines, which ensure compliance with food laws and labeling requirements.
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Morrison Living is hiring immediately for a full time and part time FOOD SERVICE WORKER position. Stores food in designated areas following wrapping, dating, food safety and rotation procedures.
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Requirements: Positive mental attitude (PMA) Enjoy working with a team Enjoy working in a fast-paced environment Drive and determination Desire for personal and professional growthCompany IntroductionArby's is a leading global quick-service restaurant company operating and franchising over 3400 restaurants worldwide.
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Has two years experience as a Grade 10 Food Production Worker or one year experience as a Grade 11 Food Production Assistant. Ensures that NYS health codes are adhered to in all food preparation and food service areas.
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