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Fill propane (certification offered through U-Haul upon employment)Drive a forklift (certification offered through U-Haul upon employment)Other duties as assignedParticipate in ongoing continuous U-Haul education through U-Haul University.
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These values guide how we get our work done: Patients, Affordability, Accountability & Service Commitment, Decisiveness, Innovation & Thoughtful Risk; and how we treat each other: Diversity & Inclusion, Integrity & Respect, Learning, Continuous Improvement & Personal Growth, Teamwork & Collaboration.
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Heighten and maintain store LP awareness by attending and participating in store meetings, new hire trainings and continuous Beauty Advisor training. Working with the District Loss Prevention Manager, you will partner with store leadership in the development and execution of Store Shrink Plans.
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The Project Architect will be responsible for assisting Senior Architects in designing systems for public, commercial, industrial, and residential projects, both new construction and renovation.
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The Project Captain reports to a Senior Project Manager or Project Manager and is responsible for focusing on a particular aspect of a project. Reports to: Senior Project Manager/Project Manager.
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Reporting 25% Prepares monthly, quarterly, and ad-hoc volume, demand, and financial reports describing project and department wide operational and financial performance and metrics. Founded by Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital, Mass General Brigham supports a complete continuum of care including community and specialty hospitals, a managed care organization, a physician network, community health centers, home care, and other health-related entities.
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Job Title: Project Architect. Design and implement project scope of work, complying with schedules. Perform code review, comply with project budget and schedule. Document and communicate specific project tasks to clients and teams.
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Must understand the company s commitment to food, safety, quality, and continuous improvement as outlined in the Polar Beverages Safety and Quality Policy and to understand the responsibility for carrying out the outlined principles as an expectation of the job.
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Problem solver with a focus on continuous improvement, who is always learning, open to feedback and takes action as required. Leverage omni channel offerings to deliver a frictionless customer experience.
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The Senior Civil Project Designer, supporting our Construction Services/Energy business unit, is responsible for designing and drafting Civil Engineering projects under the guidance of Project Engineers and Project Managers.
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Experience implementing CI/CD release pipelines and continuous testing using tools such as GitHub, Azure DevOps or Jira. Forward Plan the release windows, cycles and schedules across the project and program portfolio, minimizing the impact of production releases on other projects.
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Investigate internal theft using a variety of resources, including exception-based reporting, in partnership with District Loss Prevention Managers. We will drive diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of our business.
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The Project Manager (PM) is responsible for the successful management in the construction of Solar, BESS and Microgrid projects while ensuring a safe work place and profitability through integrated performance of the team.
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Relationship Building Viewed as a truthful individual who shares authentic and constructive feedback in a respectful manner in the spirit of being a force for good; builds mutual respect and trust by listening, learning and acting with compassion to encourage others in discovering their genius; takes responsibility for mistakes and offers impactful solutions; recognizes personal strengths and weaknesses; seeks and openly welcomes feedback for continuous improvement and personal growth.
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Paraprofessionals are part of a community of educators who are continuous learners and who have a shared responsibility for student success. Position Reports to: Building Principal and Director of of CTE.
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