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You will help support the General Manager, ensuring that every shift operates smoothly. As an Assistant Manager, you’ll be eligible for quarterly bonuses and a comprehensive benefits program including paid time off*, 401k plan with company match*, commuter benefits*, identity theft protection.
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The right candidate will have a degree in engineering or construction management with at least ten years experience as a Construction Project Manager on similar projects ranging from $50 million to over $100 million per project, and five years supervising construction activities with the ability to supervise multiple Project Managers.
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SSI is seeking a Program Manager to join our team in support of PM259 and will be based out of Patuxent River, MD. The successful candidate will work across all disciplines supporting fielded missiles programs.
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Must be accredited by the National Registry of Food Safety Professionals or similar accrediting organization as a “Certified Food Safety Manager” or will be required to attend company provided training and have the ability to achieve accreditation within the first 90 days of employment.
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We are currently seeking a dedicated Manager, Claims Operations – DCT (Dedicated CAT Team). As a Manager, Claims Operations, you will lead and be accountable for auto, property, and other claims operations member service employees who are responsible for serving our members, and providing appropriate solutions as they investigate, evaluate and negotiate the claim.
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TravelNurseSource is working with QS Nurses to find a qualified Case Manager RN in Warrenton, Virginia, 20186! TravelNurseSource is working with QS Nurses to find a qualified Case Manager RN in Warrenton, Virginia, 20186.
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GovCIO is currently hiring for a Construction Engineer / Construction Manager / Project Manager to perform construction management / project management services within the Hampton Roads area.
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Senior Cost Manager. + Communicate or meet with general contractor and owner project manager to gather status information to prepare a cost estimate update. Senior Cost Manager. to work on a large-scale green energy/manufacturing construction program.
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Each Team Manager oversees a different part of the bakery-cafe, from food cost management to drive-thru, delivery, or catering operations. As a Team Manager at Panera, you are key to the success of your bakery-cafe.
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This Project Manage r works alongside field service technicians, planners, and other business lines to oversee the planning, coordination, and execution of repair and maintenance work occurring on the vessel.
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Project Manager Skills and Experience Requirements 5 years of experience as a Construction Project Manager Microsoft Office including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook, Procore preferred Multifamily experience is preferred, affordable housing experience is bonus.
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The Center Manager reports to the Associate Director Operations (ADO). Meet with QA to include regulatory and customer requirements to ensure the purity and efficacy of the plasma and the safety of donors and employees.
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Description About the RoleAs Financial Accounting Manager, you will oversee the accounting, compliance, and internal reporting functions for The New York Times Shared Services Center. You will provide support to the Sr. Manager of Financial Accounting and Reporting.
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Backed by over a century of printing experience, MCC is focused on the future by developing consumer-driven innovations and sustainable packaging solutions.
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The Operations Manager is a member of the Store Management team, and as such, fulfills the company purpose of helping people on their path to better health by driving store execution and performance while building consumer loyalty to CVS/pharmacy through a focus on excellent customer service.
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