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If you have experience in the following, you should apply with us: Automotive, Mechanical, Appliance Repair, Carpentry, Electrical, HVAC-A/C Systems, or Plumbing. As an RV Repair Technician you are not required to work on engines.
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Three (3) or more years of experience in arborist/tree care work AND two (2) years or more of experience in facility maintenance and building repair work which includes landscaping or grounds maintenance AND at least two (2) or more years in a supervisor/lead worker role.
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If you have experience in the following, you should apply with us: Automotive, Mechanical, Appliance Repair, Carpentry, Electrical, HVAC-A/C Systems, or PlumbingThe Role and Responsibilities: We are looking for technicians.
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The successful candidate will have basic knowledge of plumbing, electrical, appliance repair, carpentry, janitorial, and HVAC. Previous apartment maintenance experience is preferred. The successful candidate will have basic knowledge of plumbing, electrical, appliance repair, carpentry, janitorial, and HVAC. Previous apartment maintenance experience is preferred.
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Perfecting the craft of taping and mudding drywall/MDO. Skillfully replacing drywall/MDO. Becoming a door hanging and hardware installation maestro. Tackle general groundskeeping tasks, including snow shoveling.
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Repair and replace brake pads, wheel bearings, sensors and other parts. Automotive Technician Responsibilities: Perform maintenance and repair on customer vehicles. Help keep repair shop clean and organized.
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Title: Service Technician Location: East Montpelier, VT Job Desc/Summary: Qualified candidate will perform activities working the branch service operations, which may include cleaning, repair and maintenance work on heavy equipment, and other related duties.
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Responsible for ensuring proper handling for coupons, bottle slips, charge accounts, rebates, miscellaneous tenders, AdvantEdge cards, debit/credit, reused bags, and other media. Responsible for ensuring proper handling for coupons, bottle slips, charge accounts, rebates, miscellaneous tenders, AdvantEdge cards, debit/credit, reused bags, and other media.
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BASIC FUNCTION: The HVAC Technician will install, maintain, and repair heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Install, maintain, and repair HVAC systems. Dependent Care Account (for Daycare, elderly care or other dependent care.
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Maintaining assigned costume look and reporting repair needs to the proper personnel. Instrumentalists needed: Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn, Drum Set, Guitar Responsibilities: Performs for guests as a dancer or actor in assigned role and costume.
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Perform maintenance, diagnosis and repair of refrigeration, heating & air-conditioning systems commonly installed in supermarkets, convenient stores and cold storage facilities with some direction from a Master or Lead Technician.
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Technical degree, previous lift truck repair, welding experience, and knowledge of various types of testing equipment preferred Work Authorization: Crown will only employ those who are legally authorized to work in the United States.
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Demonstrated experience in the boiler and pressure vessel industry, such as design fabrication, operation, repair and alteration, inspection, and nondestructive examination, or quality control systems.
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The General Service Technician is responsible for performing basic routine vehicle repair and maintenance services in accordance with company standards and manufacturer specifications. Tire Services – perform wheel removal, balancing, patch/plug repairs, changing, mounting, installation and TPMS service and repair.
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You will Lead a team of service technicians based upon a specified geographic area or project/customer assignment to respond the customer’s need for service and maintenance of equipment through maintenance, diagnosis and repair of refrigeration, heating & air-conditioning system commonly installed in supermarkets, convenient stores and cold storage facilities.
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