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Willow Bridge is currently hiring for an experienced Make Ready to oversee the general maintenance and curb appeal of the apartment community. Willow Bridge is currently hiring for an experienced Make Ready to oversee the general maintenance and curb appeal of the apartment community.
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JOB DESCRIPTIONCompletes all needed repairs and improvements to apartment homes prior to resident move-in by following the community’s make-ready checklist. Completes make-ready checklist and all other required maintenance documentation in a timely manner as required by the Supervisor or Manager.
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JOB DESCRIPTION: MAKE READY April 2017 SR – Job Description: Make Ready 2 of 3. Repairs or replaces curtains, mini-blinds, ceiling fans, etc. Repairs plaster holes in walls, paints as necessary.
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Sherman Bros/ Team Transport is a family owned and operated business who is proud to have been in the trucking industry for over 50 years!
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Aya Locums has an immediate opening for a 13-week locum Family Practice Physician job in Denton, TX paying $115/hr - $130/hr.
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The Apartment Make Ready Technician performs general maintenance and repair to ensure apartment homes and other property facilities are in good working order. An Apartment Make Ready Technician ensures that empty apartment homes are fully prepared for future residents.
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Since our early days as Lincoln Property Company, we set the standard of excellence for multifamily operators and developers. Troubleshoot and perform all necessary repairs to the apartment community, including plumbing, HVAC, carpentry and electrical.
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As a Painter/Make-Ready at Tonti, you'll have the opportunity to bring vibrant life to our apartment communities across the DFW area. Assist with make-ready duties as needed.
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We make it simple with one point of contact the entire time. Access This Exclusive Permanent Staff Mammography Tech Job in Frisco, TX. As the nation’s largest healthcare staffing agency, we’ll get you in the door faster through our strong, established relationships with top hospitals in the U.S.
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