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Texas Materials, A CRH company, is a leading supplier of aggregates, asphalt, ready mixed concrete, and paving and construction services in Texas.
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At The Shade Store, we have handcrafted the finest Shades, Blinds, and Drapery for 75 years.
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Bonus scheme(k) Retirement savings plan Dallas, TX Fantastic opportunity for MEP Managers with a background in delivering mission-critical facilities looking to join one of the country’s largest privately held construction firms.
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US Trades & Talent is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Journeyman Plumbers to join our team.
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As a Prepared Foods and Caf Department Lead you will drive sales in your area and supervise your team of hourly associates who create and serve meals to our members - giving them more of what they love, for less.
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Travel Nurses, Inc. is seeking a travel Radiology Technologist for a travel job in Dallas, Texas.
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all of India without any circuit-switched infrastructure embedded in the Client network platform.
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The work is replacing the current candy/magazine rack at grocery store checkouts.
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As the BIM Manager, you be leading, overseeing, and coordinating all building information modeling (BIM) projects, managing day-to-day activities of the BIM team, and successfully executing the BIM process from inception through completion on all assigned electrical construction projects.
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Job Description Our downtown Dallas Law Firm is seeking a Loan Processor for a busy real estate group on a direct hire basis.
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There are 38 full-line Neiman Marcus stores in cosmopolitan markets across the United States and a sophisticated digital platform that attracts shoppers worldwide.
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Full-time/Part-time Licensed Mental Health Therapist Needed at Free Life Counseling, LLC
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Skin Pharm is a modern beauty brand that’s disrupting the skin care industry.
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This job is part time in the evenings!
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Manage the construction process of all multifamily projects from preconstruction through completion, ensuring that all projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the owner's satisfaction.
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