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As a member of the Materials Management team, the Warehouse / Yard Associate position will focus on assisting the operation of WaterBridge inventory facilities through physical material management.
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Relocation Benefits & Sign-On Bonus. We strive to create an environment of teamwork and engagement, where employees work together on continuous quality improvement with a focus on patient safety.
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Work Schedule: 5-60 Schedule (12 Hr Days) - 5 days on / 2 days off. This position is drilling rig site based with a minimum of 15 years experience in rig operations and well site intervention. Work Schedule: 5-60 Schedule (12 Hr Days) - 5 days on / 2 days off.
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Reporting to the Field Service Supervisor, the Field Service Technician responds as necessary to provide major maintenance and repairs on CSI-owned rental fleet equipment. Ability to write instructions and information on materials.
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Ability to work with in a rotational schedule (6 weeks on and 2 weeks off or as per manager’s discretion/ business needs) Frequently lift an average weight of 25lbs with a maximum of 50lbs, on occasion where weights may exceed 50lbs the assistance of another person or a lifting aid is mandatory.
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1000 Sign On Bonus - Paid After 6 Months in Position. + Step in for the Store Manager, ensuring smooth sailing even on their day off. + Manage key financial aspects, keeping us on the road to success.
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Sign-On Bonus for qualified positions. At Eastern New Mexico Medical Center (ENMMC), we focus on cultivating an environment that inspires growth, empowering leadership and encourages health and well-being, not just in the communities we serve but also in the careers of those who make an impact in the lives of many.
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We strive to make every stop on your career journey — and our guests’ journey — a great one! Team members have the opportunity to build an inclusive atmosphere with their co-workers and make a better day for every type of guest – whether it’s the professional driver stopping for a clean shower, the commuter grabbing their morning coffee, or the vacationer needing their go-to snack along their journey.
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Once complete, invitations will reach you via on-site or via email. Some studies such as clinical trial in-person focus groups pay as high as $500 per study. This opportunity is for completing market research opportunities with independent brands via online or phone.
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