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Job Description: Machine Operator has the ability to run multiple machines effectively and efficiently on a continuous basis and can identify problems during the production run, position work pieces, and inspect parts on a daily basis using various types of inspection equipment.
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NYCANNA, doing business as The Botanist is a subsidiary of Acreage Holdings, Inc., a leading vertically integrated, multi-state operator in the United States cannabis industry. NYCANNA, doing business as The Botanist is a subsidiary of Acreage Holdings, Inc., a leading vertically integrated, multi-state operator in the United States cannabis industry.
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Machine Operator has the ability to run multiple machines effectively and efficiently on a continuous basis and can identify problems during the production run, position workpieces, and inspect parts on a daily basis using various types of inspection equipment.
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Plumber/steamfitter repairs, maintains, and installs plumbing fixtures, appliances such as sinks, showers, baths, commodes, drinking fountains, dishwashers, valves, gas hot water heater, heating system controls, and various steam equipment.
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Ability to operate stand-up forklift, sit-down forklift, reach truck, cherry picker or other required materials handling equipment (MHE). As a Forklift Operator , you will use a forklift to transport merchandise to, from, and within the warehouse to put away, drop down, and rotate full pallets of stock through the warehouse inventory reserve racks using a stand-up forklift.
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A successful Aerial Lineman candidate will learn aerial telecommunication installation procedures and techniques including familiarity with a wide range of tools and equipment, the ability to read and understand prints/maps, safety rules, and operating instructions.
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Knowledge of established aerial cable installation procedures and techniques Physical Requirements & Working Conditions: Climb into and out of equipment (trucks, cars, backhoes, trenchers, etc.
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Our fleet includes pick-ups, bucket trucks, digger derricks, dozers, trenchers, excavators, backhoes, trailers and loaders and other related utility construction equipment. Be able to install and maintain telematics equipment such as Zonar.
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Responsibilities: Install and repair aerial telecommunications cable Safely operate equipment and vehicles. Kanaan Communications is currently seeking to fill entry level Aerial Lineman positions Competitve rates starting at $18+ per hour.
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The Echo Sonographer will explain the procedures to patients and prepare equipment and supplies according to established department guidelines. As an Echo Sonographer, you will analyze all aspects of cardiac ultrasound testing.
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Responsible for medical equipment inventory and functionality in assigned hospitals and manage requests for additional medical equipment in partnership with the DVQ and Regional Vice President of Veterinary Quality (VPVQ.
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Three (3) years’ experience as a Supervisor or Manager Clinical Engineering, or five (5) years’ experience as a Senior Biomedical Equipment Specialist/Technician. To provide responsive leadership to the BioMedical Engineering Department, enabling staff to provide high quality services and maintain medical equipment.
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Understanding signal flow to be able to trouble shoot and facilitate basic repairs for lighting connectors, speaker connections, cones, and amplifiers through soldering, rewiring, termination, or exchange out of equipment.
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Working in a hospital, outpatient center, private practice, imaging center or other healthcare facility, you'll prepare patients for echocardiograms, operate equipment, process images for radiologists and physicians and handle patient records.
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The core focus of this position is the development of annual contracts and tour operator agreements that will realize established annual revenue, ticketing, and attendance goals. The core focus of this position is the development of annual contracts and tour operator agreements that will realize established annual revenue, ticketing, and attendance goals.
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