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The F&B Multi Unit Manager I ensures that all of the restaurants within the assigned Terminal/Concourse/zone are clean, staffed, open for business, and operating to high operational and financial standards by holding assigned General Manager(s) accountable.
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Manage any site changes, installation of electrical outlets, terminal cabling, air conditioning or other equipment or conditions that may be necessary to ensure correct connection and usability of necessary peripherals and/or computers used in connection with the performance of contract work.
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5) Perform the functions of a capture manager in assigned markets and business thrust areas. Typical office environment with no unusual hazards, occasional lifting to 20 pounds, constant sitting while using the computer terminal, constant use of sight abilities while reviewing documents, constant use of speech/hearing abilities for communication, constant mental alertness, must posses planning/organizing skills, and must be able to work under deadlines.
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Visual Acuity - Having close visual acuity to perform activities such as: viewing a computer terminal, reading, visual inspection involving small parts/details. + Maintaining the sales floor by restocking shelves, checking in vendors, updating pricing information and completing inventory management tasks as directed by store manager.
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A Professional Engineer (PE) or Certified Construction Manager (CCM) with technical contract oversite on building/facility construction projects and airport terminal experience is preferred.
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Capture Manager or price/cost proposal experience preferred. The worker is required to have close visual acuity to perform an activity such as: preparing and analyzing data and figures; transcribing; viewing a computer terminal and extensive reading.
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As an Associate Product Manager, you will play a pivotal role in managing and enhancing our suite of HR and Leadership products, which leverage SHRM’s thought leadership to drive impact for our partners and clients.
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Demonstrated hands-on experience and knowledge implementing and configuring Blade Servers, SMS / SCCM, WSUS, System Center Operations Manager (SCOM), VMware VSphere, ESXi, DNS, VDI, Terminal Server, DFS, performance monitoring, automated server and workstation provisioning and enterprise storage.
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A Zone Manager is assigned specific leadership responsibilities within Zone(s), terminal(s), or other support areas. A Zone Manager is assigned specific leadership responsibilities within Zone(s), terminal(s), or other support areas.
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Position truck under cement/fly ash plant to be loaded by Terminal Operator. Relay information to plant manager and/or dispatch as appropriate. Communicate with Dispatcher/Manager to receive instructions via Company Provided Electronic Device in truck.
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Terminal degree (PhD, EdD, DBA, etc.) , professional certification (PMP, CCM, or similar credential), and 10+ years of industry experience at the project manager level required with responsibility for managing all aspects of the project lifecycle.
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