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Reactive service to include equipment trouble shooting and diagnosis, part replacement as needed, problem resolution, on site customer training. Experience in service and installation of espresso, drip coffee, liquid coffee, juice, fountain and/or water filtration equipment in food service and convenience store environments.
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No Problem We can assist with obtaining a Guard Card at no cost to the applicantWe offer a variety of pay options: Weekly Pay and DailyPay Available Uniforms and Equipment provided at no costPermanent, Excellent Benefits, Career ProgressionPaid TrainingAs a Security Guard, you will serve and safeguard clients in a range of industries such as Commercial Real Estate, Healthcare, Education, Government and more.
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The Senior Specialist, Network Systems Engineer will be responsible for the development of advanced communication subsystem hardware/software for multi-domain (space, ground, airborne) applications.
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Duties include data handling, specimen processing, performance of select laboratory testing, internal and external communications and documentation, performance and documentation of quality control and equipment maintenance, supply maintenance, and minor problem-solving.
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This presents an exhilarating opportunity for an energetic Industrial Engineer Project Manager with expertise in Lean Manufacturing to employ inventive problem-solving abilities that will enhance efficiency across programs, processes, practices, and initiatives.
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Must be able to work a mixture of AM and PM shiftsMust have a minimum of 6 months of hotel maintenance experienceAbility to perform task-oriented repetitive functions consistently, on-time and error freeFriendly customer service to brighten the day of our property guestsFlexible availabilityAbility to be patient and creatively problem solveStrong attention to detailReliability and honestyDesire to contribute to a supportive and effective team Who is NCG Hospitality.
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Independently take proactive steps toward problem resolution. The CDI Operations Specialist will work in a hybrid capacity and will provide onsite support as needed for the CDI functions at the division and facility level.
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TSS offers a great career opportunity for those with customer service and problem-solving abilities. Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills with the ability to continually learn new services.
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SBSE Small Business Self Employed Collection Operations, Specialty Insolvency
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As a Proposal Specialist , you will craft compelling and comprehensive proposals and bid responses that effectively convey UES’ strengths and qualifications related to a specific scope of work.
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Safety Specialist II's will support the creation of site-specific plans and be a mentor to other safety professionals within the company. ABOUT THE ROLE The Safety Specialist II works closely with field staff, clients and subcontractors, all levels of management, and personnel from external organizations during all phases of electric construction projects.
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We strive to be creative problem solvers who bring innovative thinking in all our work. Samsara E-log Equipped International & Freightliner Trucks. Dedicated Driver Manager. 0.60cpm + 0.05 per diem + $10 stop pay + $20 hr detention pay.
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Excellent customer service, prioritizing and problem-solving skills. Girl Scouts of Utah is hiring a Bi-Lingual full-time Customer Care Specialist! The Customer Care Specialist is a full-time role dedicated to ensuring a high-quality experience for all customer inquiries at the first point of contact, while also providing extensive administrative and organizational support to internal customers.
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Join VIQ Solutions - Remote Legal/Judicial Transcription Opportunities
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JOB TITLE: Sales Distribution Specialist EMPLOYER: Atlantic Coast Life Insurance DEPARTMENT: Sales REPORTS TO: Chief Distribution Officer - IMO Channel LOCATION : Onsite in Salt Lake City, UT ABOUT THE COMPANY Since 1925, Atlantic Coast Life has been helping individuals and families to prepare for a confident, secure future.
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