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Assistant Manager, Inventory Manager, Display Merchandiser, Quality Specialist, Retail Marketing Specialist, Inventory Control Specialist, Visual Merchandiser, Promotions Coordinator, Trainer, Planogram Lead, Team Lead, Team Leader, Training Lead, Training Leader, Department Manager, Floor Manager.
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Coordinate with the Retail Store Manager to execute a strategic retail operations plan that aligns customer service, sales and volume building, merchandising, inventory management, budgeting and expense control with SSC business and financial goals.
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The Inventory Control Specialist reports to the Retail Inventory Manager and the Dispensary Store Manager. The Inventory Specialist is responsible for maintaining an accurate inventory in their dispensary.
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10+ years of hands-on configuration experience with at least one of the following control systems: DCS (Honeywell, DeltaV, Foxboro, Yokogawa), SIS (Triconex, DeltaV, Honeywell). Contech Control Services is seeking team-oriented professionals who have expert knowledge of Distributive Control Systems (DCS) or Safety Instrumented System (SIS), graphics, system architecture, and logic programming of plant control systems.
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The Assistant Chief Engineer’s primary responsibility is to oversee the efficient operation of all building systems and to inform the Chief Engineer, Assistant Facility manager and/or the Facility Manager of any condition affecting building services and Facility or Client safety and comfort.
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Assist the Dispensary Manager and the Dispensary Assistant manager in all activities related to inventory management. Assist the Dispensary Manager and the Dispensary Assistant manager in all activities related to opening and closing the dispensary.
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Do not miss this opportunity to join the Pennsylvania Liquor Control as a Liquor Store Assistant Manager 1. Throughout operations, Assistant Managers will assign and inspect the work of Liquor Store employees and instruct them in the proper application of policies and procedures.
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Review/Report control failures to Plant Manager for immediate course correction. SAP Inventory Management preferred. Must have production and/or warehouse experience in an inventory environment; as a lead person or equivalent in a production and/or warehouse operation.
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If this sounds outstanding to you, take the first step forward and explore a career with Dal-Tile. Primary Objective: Ensures daily store operations are performed by company policies and procedures.
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Assist the Dispensary Manager and the Dispensary Assistant manager in all activities and responsibilities related to Standard operating procedure compliance and training. Assist in processing and replenishing merchandise and monitoring floor stock, and participate in inventory counts.
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Escalate any inventory and UID discrepancies to the Inventory Control Lead or Manager for quick resolution. The Part-Time Inventory Control Specialist is responsible for the store's day to day inventory tasks, which includes inventory counts, quality checks of incoming products, labeling and organization of inventory.
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The working area may be odorous at times and loud due to fans and filtration systems, fluctuating between cold and warm temperatures. They drive sales through maintaining an up to date and stocked online and in-store menu.
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We currently provide US-made control systems for unmanned systems with integrated compute power in addition to full turn-key professional ISR drone solutions. Net and/or Python ·Strong proficiency in embedded Linux, including system, network manager, modem manager, etc.
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Control Systems Engineer - DeltaV General Description Our company is seeking a qualified control systems engineer in Sugar Land, TX, responsible for programming, system configuration, system documentation, factory acceptance testing, and field start-up and commissioning activities, specifically for DeltaV systems, among others.
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The Inventory Control Specialist (Stockkeeper) is responsible for the receipt, storage and issuance of supplies, parts and materials to all Metro Transit departments and facilities. Ability to effectively utilize an inventory management program as well as basic utilization of Microsoft Office suite, electronic parts manuals and other related electronic systems.
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