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Reviews proposals of outside vendors regarding purchase of new or modernization of existing production and processing equipment. Experience in a machine shop environment with steel machining, heat treat, grinding, honing, high volume part conveyance.
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The supervisor will coordinate training, enforce safety guidelines, and interface with other departments in support of production. Ensure production team understands/complies with established operating systems in safety, environmental, quality and process controls and the company's overall policies.
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Food Service Supervisor - Defiance College. Food Service Supervisor - Defiance College. Hallmark Management Service is an onsite food service management company providing residential dining service, catering, and retail operations at some locations.
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Demonstrates complete understanding of all menu items being served and can access associated allergen or additional information that customers may need. Lead by example in consistently supporting company policies (i.e. uniform, name tags, safety, cut gloves, etc.
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A Top CPA firm in the Defiance, OH area is looking to add a Supervisor to their team. Supervisor Responsibilities: Moniter work flow Supervise, train, and review staff's work Building relationships with clients Implement solutions for clients Maintain a healthy work environment and build strong team relationships Supervisor Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Accounting CPA certified 4+ years of public accounting experience This firm has a great culture and prides itself on keeping the atmosphere fun.
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A Supervisor (full-time) is a valued member of a high performing team who is empowered & equipped to do their job. Additional Benefits including HAS, discounted gym membership, EAP and more! Cross-train in all areas of store operations including Stocking/Sales associate duties, and responsibilities.
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As a Penske Maintenance Supervisor you will use your excellent communication, organization, and multitasking skills to engage your diesel technicians, maintain good morale among your team, and keep your customers happy.
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Then consider becoming U-Haul's newest Assistant General Manager!
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Competency is determined by a Demonstration of Ability module conducted by the department Supervisor. + Properly operate all necessary equipment during production to maintain powder quality and consistency as defined by company specified requirements and SOP directions.
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