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The Chief Information Security Office (CISO) is home to deeply talented colleagues that work to ensure the safety of Citi's clients', our revenue, our employees and our proprietary data.
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Participates in all required training including but not limited to: biohazard waste handling, blood-borne pathogens, security awareness, dosimetry, radiation safety, contamination testing, HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), fall prevention, ergonomic safety, safe driving procedures, route optimization, etc.
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The GSR also is responsible for completing all necessary front office daily paperwork and ensuring that safety and security procedures are in place in accordance with company guidelines and standards for all associates and guests.
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Comprehension of publications pertaining to standard cabling for telecom, data, security & wireless systems practices, engineering & Federal, State & local safety standards. Comprehension of terminology pertaining to installation & service of cabling infrastructure for telecom, data, security & wireless systems.
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Build your career with the industry-leading fire, life safety and security company. Under the Pye-Barker umbrella, Cox Fire continues to uphold its founding principles while leveraging the support of a organization dedicated to life safety and fire protection services across the United States.
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As a Hospital Security Officer, you will serve and safeguard a high profile healthcare customer. The Hospital Security Officer is responsible for the surveillance of the client’s healthcare premises and the protection of the staff, members, and visitors.
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The primary focus of this position will be to design complete and accurate life safety, security, and other low voltage systems that comply with applicable codes and project specifications.
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Security: Monitor the theater for any safety issues and report any incidents to management. As a Regal Cinema Usher, you'll play a crucial role in providing a positive and enjoyable movie-going experience for our guests.
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Conducts routine maintenance and inspections on facility safety systems (sprinkler, generator, etc. Supports company inspection and testing programs including fire and security systems, backup generator, etc.
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Concessions: Assist with concession sales, taking orders and providing excellent customer service. Theater Maintenance: Ensure theaters are clean, tidy, and free of debris before and after each show.
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High-level customer service environment in an effort to ensure the safety and security of. Conduct semi-regular floor walks to ensure safety and security of customers and team members.
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Monitors safety and/security issues (trip hazards, lighting, suspicious persons, etc.) But that's just the beginning — a front row seat means incredible growth as you bring new ideas to life to create an unforgettable experience for movie lovers worldwide.
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This person will also work on the EEO, safety, equipment insurance, substance abuse program, and security activities while maintaining compliance. Our Safety Representative will work closely with and step in for the Safety Director when they are out of office.
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The Curbside Concierge is familiar with the Safety, Security & Dangerous Goods as well as HAZMAT procedures, through annual training provided by Bags, Inc. and the air carriers’ partners.
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You'll work in a fast-paced environment, handling various tasks from greeting guests to maintaining a clean and comfortable theater. Join our team and be a part of creating memorable movie-going experiences.
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