Food Beverage Jobs (KS)

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Production Manager - Wichita, KSSara Lee(Wichita Western, Kansas)
Position Summary: Responsible for the production (to include packaging) of food products in an efficient manner and at an acceptable level of quality. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Direct the work of employees in the production department. Review and approve all production schedules. Manages overtime to budget. Ensure that products are produced in accordance with Sara Lee quality specificat...
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Posted Thu 22nd October
Assistant Store Manager - Topeka, KSStarbucks(Topeka/Manhattan, Kansas)
Job Summary and Mission This job contributes to Starbucks success by assisting the store manager in executing store operations. This job assists and supervises a team of store partners to create and maintain the Starbucks Experience for our customers and partners. The incumbent is responsible for modeling and acting in accordance with Starbucks guiding principles. Summary of Key Responsibilities R...
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Posted 2 days ago
Master ElectricianKan-Pak, LLC(Wichita Western, Kansas)
Kan-Pak, LLC in Arkansas City, KS has an exciting career opportunity for a MASTER ELECTRICIAN in a fast-growing Industrial Food/Beverage Manufacturing Facility. The ideal candidate will have experience managing medium to large industrial projects. Job Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Conduit layout and installation Branch circuitry Distribution wiring Installation of cabletray, tra...
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Posted Fri 6th November
Maintenance/Engineering Manager (TPM) - Kansas CitySara Lee(Kansas City, Kansas)
Position Summary: The Maintenance/Engineering Manager is responsible for developing, coordinating and implementing all functional and operational activities in plant maintenance which include: troubleshooting, repairs, projects and the continuous development and supervision of maintenance staff. The Maintenance Manager is responsible for the assessment, development, implementation and performance o...
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Posted Mon 9th November

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