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The agronomy assistant leads the research and development field team, including crop scouts and peers, to ensure accuracy of field work that facilitates reports used by management for decision making.
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Other duties as assigned by the Irrigation Supervisor or Farm Manager. Pesticide Applicator License (can be acquired after hire) Other duties as assigned by the Irrigation Supervisor or Farm Manager.
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With guidance from the Special Services Specialist / Early Intervention Manager (SSS/EIM) monitor that IEP/IFSP goals are being implemented and tracked in coordination with CDC and teaching staff.
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Provides direct supervision to coordinating staff such as the Child Development Coordinator, Bus Driver, Bus monitor, Family Service Advocate, Health Service worker and Food Services Manager- that includes providing training and technical assistance, conducting performance appraisals.
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The duties of the Lead Sales Associate include assisting customers in locating and purchasing merchandise, operating a cash register, stocking and recovering merchandise, cleaning the store, and performing other duties as assigned by the Store Manager to maximize store profitability and customer satisfaction while protecting company assets.
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This role offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement, enabling you to engage in various activities such as online surveys, focus groups, clinical trials, product tests, and optional delivery services for food and groceries.
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Requires the ability to visually separate potato product from other types of foreign material. Must be able to sort useable potato product from secondary product by defect classification.
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Thank you for your interest in becoming a Paid Product Tester. - Each product test is conducted by a third party, independent company. Product tests and online studies are typically lower.
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At least 7+ years of cumulative relevant experience preferably in an agricultural farming, packing, food processing or product manufacturing environment. Must have a Bachelor’s degree with concentration in Accounting, Finance or Operations Management.
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The EHS Manager has responsibility for managing the Environmental, Health & Safety programs at the facility in Wisconsin. Oversee and maintain compliance with PSM programs in cooperation with site manages including engineers, maintenance supervisor, plant manager and production manager.
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