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As a Customer Service Representative, you will work as part of a supportive team to be the face of U-Haul company’s exceptional service and ensuring that customers get all the help they need on their journeys by inspecting and maintaining equipment.
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U-Haul is in search of friendly, motivated people for the position of Customer Service Representative. Customer Service Representative. Drive a forklift (certification offered through U-Haul upon employment.
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We are currently seeking a high caliber and dynamic Customer Development Manager reporting into the Director, Channel Sales Development. Facilitate town hall meetings, and operate as the point of contact for the customer account managers.
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Document internal processes and procedures related to duties and responsibilities Maintain daily documentation by entering time, expenses, and all work as service tickets in ConnectWise Requirements 5 or more years of experience is preferred MCSA, VCP, CCNA certifications are a plus Experience with ConnectWise, Cisco, Meraki, Datto, VMware, and Office 365 platforms a plus.
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The Customer Service Representative provides assistance to passengers and crew throughout the different stages of travel through our Jet Aviation FBOs. This position serves as the main point of contact for service requests, inquiries, suggestions, and complaints.
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15 years or more of relevant industrial and/or municipal drafting/design experience; water / wastewater treatment project experience a plus. Experience with BIM360 and ProjectWise a plus.
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Strong communication skills and customer service support as well as organizational skills required. Functional knowledge of SAP Ariba SIPM, e-Sourcing, Contract Management, Catalog and Risk modules is a plus.
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Immediate long term contract opportunity for SAP Procurement Functional Analyst with direct client in Westchester County, NY. This role will support functional technology area in SSM to provide SAP ERP and SAP Ariba sourcing functional support for procurement and materials management related activity and troubleshoot any issues.
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Members of the Gentiva family include Gentiva Hospice, Hospice Plus, New Century Hospice, Regency SouthernCare, SouthernCare Hospice Services, SouthernCare New Beacon, Empatia Palliative Care; Gentiva Personal Care, Girling Personal Care, The Home Option and Victorian Home Care.
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Completion of the SCLA, PLUS, Associate in Risk Management (ARM), Associate in Reinsurance (ARe) and / or CPCU designation(s) desirable. The SVP- Claims Manager will also perform all duties relating to performance management for their direct reports and is a Company representative at various industry and client functions.
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As an Assistant Store Manager (ASM), you will share responsibility for managing the store's team members and the overall success of the store, including holding Sales Associates accountable for meeting sales goals by ensuring that they provide friendly, enthusiastic customer service.
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Our ReadyRefresh branches and warehouses are where our iconic brands begin their journey to the customer. BlueTriton also owns and operates ReadyRefresh®, a water and beverage delivery service for homes and offices.
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BlueTriton Brands, Inc. (“BlueTriton”) is a water and beverage company in North America that produces and distributes a portfolio of brands of spring water, purified water, and other beverages, which include Poland Spring®, Deer Park®, Ozarka®, Ice Mountain®, Zephyrhills®, Arrowhead®, Origin™, Saratoga®, AC+ION®, Pure Life®, B’EAU®, and Splash Refresher.
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Please note this is a hybrid position and some in-office coverage may be required as needed Prior experience dealing with child and adolescent patients is a plus! Bilingual English / Spanish is a plus.
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Engage in various BSA operations including AML investigations, SAR filing, CTR filing, customer risk rating, high-risk customer surveillance, enhanced due diligence (EDD) processes, special investigations, and OFAC compliance.
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