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Valid commercial Class A or B license with Air Brakes, a good driving record and understanding of DOT regulations or commercial class. Drug Test/Screening, Reference Checks,One year of commercial driving, in the past three years, must have dependable transportation and be able to drive to and from job sites, when needed.
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O Experience as a fire protection engineer at a major commercial, industrial, or nuclear facility with a strong background in fire suppression and fire alarm system design. Facilitate Commonwealth of VA, Local county staff design document reviews.
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HVAC, HVAC Service Tech, Heating and Air, Commercial HVAC Technician, Service Technician, HVAC, HVAC, HVAC. HVAC, HVAC Service Tech, Heating and Air, Commercial HVAC Technician, Service Technician, HVAC, HVAC, HVAC.
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Company Overview: Moore's is a mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and controls solutions company providing commercial and industrial services across Virginia and North Carolina. Health Insurance - PPO and HSA plans available Training and continued education Employee Stock Ownership Plan - We are 100% employee owned.
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To enhance Purina's brand image, sell product and build store traffic with local co-op/dealer. Livestock Production SpecialistWe're hiring a Livestock Production Specialist - Purina Animal Nutrition to focus primarily on beef cattle, small ruminant and show animal feed sales with our partner co-op in the North/Central Virginiaterritory.
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From design and engineering to construction delivery, and project finance, we work tirelessly to make expectations a reality. Identify scheduling software training needs among employees and provide training when necessary; remain current on the advancements in scheduling software.
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The SLP will be responsible for identification of needs & delivery of services to patients who require speech therapy intervention in accordance with all state & federal regulations; collaborates with center staff to promote the highest possible physical, mental & psychosocial well-being for the patients.
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Buckle up, hit the open road, and start making hungry people happy as a delivery driver for Pizza Hut. -Keen sense of direction: You should know how to read a map and find your way around your delivery area.
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What is DoorDash Available in over 4,000 cities in the U.S, DoorDash connects local businesses and local drivers (called Dashers) with opportunities to earn, work, and live. Why deliver with DoorDash Choose your own hours: When and where you work is totally up to you.
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Successfully complete Computer Based Training (CBT), Training Packet and Training Aid courses. Ensure compliance with local, state and federal regulations. Today, our 82,000 associates serve more than 10 million customers a week across 10 Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic states.
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Reliable Onsite Services, a division of United Rentals, has an excellent opportunity for a portable sanitation Route Service Driver ready to grow their career with the leading company in the industry.
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Adecco is hiring immediately for this Entry Level Production job with our local client in Louisa, VA. Weekly pay starting at $15.00 per hour and competitive benefits with options such as medical, dental, vision, and 401(k.
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BenefitsCompetitive salary plus bonusesHealth Care PlanPaid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)Training & Development. We are a rapidly growing greenhouse company that is dedicated to producing high-quality, sustainable, and locally grown produce.
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You'll also assist with local store marketing to help reach sale and profit goals while helping team members through performance and training initiatives. Assistant Managers are responsible for: Assisting the Store Manager and other management members with all facets of the successful operations for Par Mar Stores.
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Perform all levels of maintenance services, with the primary focus on all refrigeration unit such as Carrier and/or Thermo King commercial refrigeration equipment designed for commercial trucks and trailers.
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