Jackson Security Jobs (MS)

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Seasonal ManagerThe HoneyBaked Ham Company(Central, Mississippi)
We are currently looking for Seasonal Managers to manage our kiosks through the busy holiday season! SEASONAL MANAGER COMPENSATION $600-$800 per week for 10 weeks w/ potential for bonus. Opportunity to become full time position after holiday. SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES: Leads operation and performance of four kiosk locations through the holiday season. Responsible for achieving performance goals,...
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Posted Fri 2nd October
Assistant Project Manager - Facilities Maintenance(Southern, Mississippi)
Large maintenance firm seeks experienced facilities maintenance Assistant Project Manager for a facility in Jackson, MS. Position requires a minimum of five years proven facilities maintenance and managerial experience including strong hands on knowledge of HVAC systems, chillers, package units, and mechanical and electrical high rise facilities systems. Ability to effectively communicate with a w...
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Posted 3 days ago
Sr. Project Controls ConsultantAlpha Corporation Inc(Central, Mississippi)
Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for cost engineering, cost estimating, cost analysis/control, and planning/scheduling activities, or for discipline/project/proposal estimating or staff planning activities that require a high degree of technical skill and experience. Directs cost estimating, analysis, and control activities and schedule development, maintenance, monitoring, impact identifi...
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Posted Sat 14th November

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Jackson is the largest city in Mississippi. Because of its geographic location, Jackson is an important distribution and rail center. The city manufacturers lumber, machinery, paper, metal, glass, concrete and other consumer goods. Jackson has always been noted for its ability to distribute merchandise. The city was the first known trading post near Natchez Trace. History also remembers Jackson for being the first city to give a married woman property rights back in 1839.