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Job Title: Commercial Sales Consultant. Commercial Sales Consultant. 2 or more years of outside sales experience in the commercial tire industry or related. Conduct fleet tire inspections, tire performance tracking, retread shop tours, and scrap tire reviews as needed.
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The skilled Commercial Roofers will be responsible for the maintenance, repairs, and installation of commercial roofing systems. Effective communication with foremen, supervisors, and other WTI and Tremco employees Job Requirements: Commercial Roofing: All levels; at least 1 year preferred Reliable form of transportation Acceptable background check per company standards Ability to pass a pre-employment drug screen and physical The hourly rate for applicants in this position generally ranges between $20 and $33.
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Industrial Commercial Refrigeration Service Technician. Troubleshoot commercial/industrial refrigeration systems and equipment. Company-paid Life and Disability Insurance. CO2 Refrigeration experience desired.
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So, whether you’re an experienced insurance agent looking for your next opportunity or are just starting out and looking for an opportunity to demonstrate your talents, HealthMarkets is the career move that can help change your life.
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