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Follow all safety rules and regulations and wear proper safety equipment ( work boots ? Work with the Traffic Control Department at work sites to direct motorists by flagging them away from worker activities, moving equipment, oncoming traffic and perform duties listed below.
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Knowledge of how to install pipe boots, ridge/hip caps, rake, nail base, valley, eave lock, and ice & water shield. Covering roofs and exterior walls of structures with slate, single-ply systems, asphalt, aluminum, wood, gravel, gypsum, and/or related materials, using brushes, knives, punches, hammers, and other tools.
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For safety purposes, work shoes/boots (non-tennis shoes) are a requirement. You'll be empowered to drive systems change and take bold steps to advance racial equity. Ensures that all areas are kept safe, tidy and free of trash, debris and animal waste, including the cleanliness of the dumpster areas, as well as the necessary preparation of dumpsters for trash pick-up.
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Must be able to properly wear and utilize appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) - safety glasses, hard hats, hearing protection, safety boots/shoes, fall protection harnesses, life jackets, etc.
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Join us at Vintage Inns, a collection of rural pubs where muddy boots and paws are welcome. Join us at Vintage Inns, a collection of rural pubs where muddy boots and paws are welcome. Last year, over 200 Chefs were promoted to Head Chef.
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Fieldwork requires wearing steel-toed boots, safety glasses, hearing protection, and a hard hat. JOB SUMMARY : The Safety Director is primarily responsible for leading and managing the Company's safety initiatives and safety loss control programs, and the development of a safety and risk management culture dedicated to being "best in class.
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Maintain personal knowledge in across all product categories (western boots, work boots, denim, hats and add-ons) and coach and train partners in these areas. Maintain personal knowledge in across all product categories (western boots, work boots, denim, hats and add-ons) and coach and train partners in these areas.
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Ability to work while wearing safety boots, safety glasses, safety vest and hardhat Ability to work in adverse weather conditions which can include but is not limited to: extreme heat and cold temperatures; inclement weather such as wind, rain, snow, sleet and dust as well as adverse driving conditions including wet roads, icy roads, and fog Employees in this job classification may be exposed to dust, fumes or other airborne pathogens.
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