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General- Bus operating work necessary to provide transit and paratransit service to the general public and visitors, including the elderly, social service program participants, and individuals with disabilities.
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Work in both buried and aerial plant requiring pole climbing and ladder skills. Life and AD&D, Spousal Life, Child Life Insurance Plans. Ability to work assigned schedules and extended hours including day, evening, weekend, and holiday hours.
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This means all vested company employees receive an allocation of shares of the company every year as a thank you gift for their hard work. We recognize the work ethic, commitment, and loyalty you had while serving our country.
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At TxDOT, we value employee work-life balance. TxDOT's Bryan District is looking for a General Transportation Tech I or II (Roadway Maintenance) based in Leon Co., TX. This position will perform routine work related to transportation activities such as roadway maintenance and repair, light and heavy equipment operation, preventive and minor maintenance on equipment, traffic control, assisting the public during emergency situations.
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Actual base pay for this job will depend on the candidate's primary work location and other factors, such as relevant skills and experience. Two-year technical degree in computers or electronics, or the equivalent in work experience.
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3+ years diagnosing and repairing heavy diesel construction & mining equipmentKnowledge of materials, tools and equipmentAbility to lift 50lbs+ regularlyAbility to read drawings and schematics, including hydraulic and electricalAbility to work independentlyMust be detail oriented and organized.
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DailyPay – work today, get paid tomorrow. Report client work completions on the same day as service. We have available part-time, on-going work servicing a wide-variety of clients/retailers for weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly visits.
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We offer generous benefits, flexible work schedules and the ability to work today and get paid tomorrow. Availability: Ability to work flexible, full-time schedule to include days, evenings, weekends and holidays.
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Ready to work at the 77 room Hampton Inn Buffalo, TX? Report to work in required uniform and in adherence with the Hotels Dress Code Policy. The energy and enthusiasm you display will create a fun and enjoyable place to work while keeping in accordance with Health & Safety standards.
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