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Support fellow associates during peak hours or as needed, contributing to a positive and cooperative work environment. Monitor and restock supplies such as bags, receipt paper, and cleaning supplies as needed to ensure smooth operations.
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Collaborates with Duty Administrator, ER, and Trauma services, regarding peak census protocol and diversion status. The position requires a working knowledge of the overall operation of the hospitals, efficient patient throughput, crisis intervention, disaster management, conflict resolution and excellent interpersonal communication skills.
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Ensuring that mechanic personnel maintain our karts in peak working condition. Must have previous supervisory experience and a successful track record, preferably in the following fields: Restaurant, Entertainment, Hospitality, Bowling Alleys, Amusement Parks, Miniature Golf.
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The position circulates throughout the restaurant contacting customers and monitoring product and service quality during peak meal periods and assists in the production of quality food and beverage as assigned by the Manager.
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