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Primary duties of the Trash Collector include: - Operating garbage trucks - Collecting and dumping trash receptacles - Following route assignments as directed Waste Management offers an excellent benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life, 401(k) savings and more.
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Our online subscription service, myTeachstone, simplifies CLASS implementation by combining observation data with a robust library of CLASS resources and professional development.
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Air traffic control technical and operational work experience as a domestic or oceanic air traffic controller in an En Route & Oceanic or Terminal operational environment. Assisting with requirements verification and tracking for new En Route, Oceanic, and Terminal Air Traffic Control tools and systems.
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The primary responsibility of a Non-CDL driver is to transport the students to and from school/school activities in the safest possible manner. Must possess a current/valid Oklahoma Class C Driver's License.
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Experience with Gas Turbine Driver Control Systems and Auxiliary Systems. About GE Vernova GE Vernova is a planned, purpose-built global energy company that includes Power, Wind, and Electrification businesses and is supported by its accelerator businesses of Advanced Research, Consulting Services, and Financial Services.
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The Senior Medical Director will partner with the Regional Vice President to achieve operational and clinical excellence and world class performance in hospital admissions, quality, patient satisfaction, clinician satisfaction, and medical cost.
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Owner-Operator Duties: The pay range for a Non-CDL driver with a 1-Car Hauler is $5,000-$8,000 gross per month based on the volume of work you complete and your desire to maximize your available hours.
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Crude Oil Driver Responsibilities: Measures crude oil in accordance with measurement policy at the lease. Performs all duties in a safe manner and in compliance with all Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and procedures.
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Driving trucks requiring a Class A or B CDL (e.g., road testing trucks, driving trucks in and out of the repair shop, etc.) Great benefits package, pay, and incentivesWorld class tooling and ergonomicsFast-paced environment where you can work independently while still receiving coaching and direction when neededTask variety with opportunities to work on a wide range of equipment and repairsOngoing training to help you grow your skillsFacilities committed to safety firstHere is what it's like to be a Fleet Mechanic with PBNA:View our Job Preview VideoHere's a bit more about what your job will be.
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If so, we'd like you to join our team as a non-CDL Delivery Driver. As a non-CDL driver, you must: + Be at least 21 years old + Possess a proper and valid driver's license + Have a driving record that meets the criteria for being an Authorized Driver in accordance with Company policy.
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Safety incentive program High Income and Ownership: Percentage pay at 72% total revenue or mileage pay up to $1.60 per mile (amount includes Fuel Surcharge)Nationwide fuel discounts at Pilot, Flying J & Loves (Averaging over.55/ GAL)Over $4,000 Gross AverageOperate in a Trucker’s Paradise, the Central Plains (Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska) Plus Georgia At Trekker, Class A CDL Truck Drivers can own a 2022 or newer Automatic Freightliner Cascadia.
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These instructors will primarily conduct and administer Course 50043, Air Traffic Basics (Terminal), Course 50143, Air Traffic Basics (En Route), and/or Course 50043001 Air Traffic Basics TRACON, which deal with aviation topics such as aerodynamics, aviation charts, and airport marking.
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We are seeking a motivated, customer-focused Route Service Representative to service and grow a local route. At UniFirst as a Route Service team member, you’ll receive paid training, salary + commission, excellent benefits, unlimited earning potential, and the chance to be part of a winning, supportive culture.
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Mercy OKC Hospital requires Class II Boiler Operator's License administered by Oklahoma Dept. of Labor where boilers are installed. Mercy OKC Hospital requires Class II Boiler Operator's License administered by Oklahoma City where boilers are installed.
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Utilizing technology based upon the longest continuous renewably powered flight program in history, this fast-growing startup is developing a new class of unmanned aircraft, providing the persistence of geosynchronous satellites with the powerful sensing capabilities and the flexibility of a large, airborne platform.
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