Eau Claire Lacrosse Construction Jobs

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Sales RepresentativeLyman Lumber Company(Eau Claire/LaCrosse, Wisconsin)
Lyman Lumber of Wisconsin , a leader in the residential construction materials market, is searching for a dynamic individual to join the Sales Team. Our industry leading sales force is in need of a Sales Representative in the Chippewa Valley. Responsibilities include: Develop tools to identify prospective customers based on information from business contacts and other sources Develop and implement...
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Posted Thu 22nd October
Quality & Food Safety Manager (SQF) - La Crosse, WI - Will Pay For Relocation!Sara Lee(Eau Claire/LaCrosse, Wisconsin)
Position Summary: This position will lead Food Safety and Quality programs at the Lacrosse WI bakery facility. This includes leading implementation and on-going program management/oversight of Safe Quality Foods (SQF) Certification, compliance to Sara Lee corporate Quality Assurance / Food Safety requirements and other related initiatives. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Lead integration of t...
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Posted Mon 9th November
Interior DesignerAshley Furniture Industries(Eau Claire/LaCrosse, Wisconsin)
Come and put your creative skills to good use by joining the #1 Selling Furniture Brand in the World! Ashley Furniture is actively seeking an Interior Designer to work out of our Arcadia, WI facility. This position will be responsible for designing and coordinating the construction of Ashley Furniture Industries (AFI) & HomeStores (HSFI) interior projects. Responsibilities for this position includ...
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Posted Thu 12th November

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