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Insomniac is seeking a highly motivated and proactive Production Assistant to support the responsibilities of Insomniac’s Back of House Department. This position reports to the Back of House Manager.
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The Gorge Amphitheater is seeking an Usher/Greeter/Ticket Taker. As an usher, greeter or ticket taker, you. accommodation in order to perform the essential functions of the job should contact a Human.
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Do you excel at production assistant tasks? Assist Project Manager in developing, organizing and executing production different festival area operations. Enhanced by state-of-the-art lighting, pyrotechnics and sound design, large-scale art installations, theatrical performers and next generation special effects, our events captivate the senses and inspire a unique level of fan interaction.
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The company's premiere annual event, Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas, is the world's largest dance music festival and attracts more than 525,000 fans over three days. Live Nation takes into consideration a candidate's education, training, and experience, as well as the position's work location, expected quality and quantity of work, required travel (if any), external market and internal value, including seniority and merit systems, and internal pay alignment when determining the salary level for potential new employees.
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The Parking Manager is. The Gorge Amphitheater is seeking is seeking a Manager – Parking Service. Other tasks as assigned by the Operations Manager. concert tickets to dog-friendly offices, to progressive benefits like student loan reimbursement.
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Top deliverables in the first year to be a hero: Facilitate field needs Project financials and reporting Project risk management Interface with General Contractor Supervise PE and administrative PE EDP The Project Manager role reports to one of our Senior Project Manager Team Leads on a collaborative team working on a variety of projects and initiatives to support our growing business.
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Make complete chart entries on patient transaction, writing orders and recording progress notes which will be reviewed and countersigned by the responsible physician.
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The assistant store manager is results driven. Part Time Assistant Manager. Casual Dress Code. They are extremely detail-oriented and ambitious with a high sense of integrity.
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