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The ideal Candidate would have experience primarily in Sailpoint IDNow to serve as a member of multiple client engagement teams that assist clients in employing proper information systems, resources, and controls to maximize efficiencies and minimize risk.
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Global is a publicly traded master limited partnership that is a midstream logistics and marketing company that owns, controls, or has access to one of the largest terminal networks of petroleum products and renewable fuels in the Northeast.
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Guest Service Supervisor is responsible for supervision of store operations and personnel in the absence of the store manager and assistant manager. The Guest Service Supervisor will ensure company policies and procedures are followed; while delivering a high level of customer service, store safety and appearance.
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Maintain proficient knowledge of, and demonstrate ongoing compliance with all laws and regulations applicable to this position, ensure ongoing adherence to pertinent policies, procedures and internal controls, and meet all job-specific requirements in a timely fashion.
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ASSISTANT MANAGERCarrols LLC is the largest Burger King Franchise. If you're ready for a job that sizzles with potential, you're ready for Burger King! We own and operate over 800 Burger King Restaurants.
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Completed a bachelors degree in HVACR, mechanical or electrical engineering, construction management or an associates degree in engineering technology or related trade school, construction, maintenance, or engineering controls experience.
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Carrols is committed upholding the Burger King Brand and to serving our customers the exact sandwich they want, made to order and delivered quickly by a friendly team member! At Burger King you are not only making food, but also making friends that work together to help customers have it their way.
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Ensure accurate and timely maintenance and review of manufacturing investigations, CAPAs, change controls and complaints. The QA Investigator is an exempt level position with responsibilities for providing quality oversight over the production of a personalized cell therapy to support both clinical and commercial requirements in a sterile GMP environment.
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