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Responsibilities - Perform regular custodial duties around the property and maintain the common areas, including sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, dusting, and removing trash - Complete grounds work as directed by Maintenance Manager and/or Community Manager which may include picking up trash, clean dumpster areas, trash rooms and trash chutes, blowing the parking area and sidewalks, removing debris, power washing, etc.
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Job Description Description Position Summary: The Land Acquisition Manager plays a critical role in the strategic sourcing and acquisition of land and lots to support development and homebuilding operations.
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Candidates must have plasma experience, preferably from a Steel Fabrication Shop as sheet metal experience is different. Candidates must have plasma experience, preferably from a Steel Fabrication Shop as sheet metal experience is different.
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If you are interested in advancing your asset protection career with one of the largest and fastest growing off-price retailers in the nation, join the Burlington Stores team as a District Asset Protection Manager.
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Change out light bulbs; perform preventative maintenance for guest rooms to include: vinyl repair touch up paint minor furniture repair tub caulking tile repairs etc. Professional staff ensure every guest is comfortable around the clock.
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Key Partners (Positions): Mixing Center- General Manager, Operations Supervisor, Operations Manager, Inventory Control Manager, Inbound Coordinator, Dispatcher, Gatekeeper, Lead Person.
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Being a Carhop (aka super cool food server) is like being an astronaut, only you work in a drive-in restaurant instead of space, and the food’s way better. Sure, classic cars and vintage threads may be things of the past, but the Sonic Drive-In experience will always be groovy, right on, awesome, wicked, fab, the bee’s knees, cruisin.
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They support the Experience Manager (EM) and the Assistant Services Manager (ASM) through a focus on performance (service sales, and productivity), people (guest service), and process (operating procedures and compliance standards.
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Or, alternatively, Master’s degree (or foreign education equivalent) in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, Information Systems, Mathematics, Physics, or a closely related field and three (3) years of experience as a Senior Manager, Data Analytics & Insights (or closely related occupation) developing reporting solutions using Tableau.
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Distribute banks (box office, concession, guest service, and arcade). Support operations to achieve AMC's guest, associate, and financial goals while developing leadership skills in preparation for a supervisor role.
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Hands-on experience on at least two service now modules (Security, GRC, ITSM, Discovery Implementation, ITAM, ITOM, DevOps, ). ServiceNow GRC module implementation experience (like Risk Management, Audit Management, Policy Management, Vendor Risk Management & Security Modules.
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The Assistant Service Manager is first and foremost responsible for guest relations and satisfaction. He/she serves as Controller of cash and returned checks and is responsible for assisting the Service Manager in achieving front-end productivity goals while helping to maintain superior guest service and satisfaction.
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1+ year of recent forklift operating experience including an order picker and reach truck. You will report to a Supervisor and move products throughout the site and load or unload materials using an order picker, reach truck, sit-down forklift, or other heavy material handling equipment.
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Cognizant of issues with movie projections; communicating with a manager, general manager or projectionist when issues arise. Use your skills to progress your career in film and cinemaJOB DESCRIPTIONFLSA STATUS: Non - Exempt TITLE: Cast MemberDEPARMENT: Operations LOCATION: TheaterSUPERVISORY RESPONSABILITY NO REPORTS TO: General ManagerJOB SUMMARYCast Members are responsible for providing great guest service to our guests in the areas of Concierge, Concessions, Running, Cleaning, and Usher.
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Prior experience with Asset Liability Management, Liquidity Risk, or Market Risk (Term structure, prepayment, risk metrics of fixed income, derivative hedging. 5+ years of work experience in quantitative modeling or validation of Asset Liability Management (ALM), market risk or liquidity risk models.
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