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Project ManagerIngersoll Rand(Gainesville/Jacksonville/Ocala, Florida)
Ingersoll Rand is a $17 billion company whose people and businesses around the world create progress for our customers in the global climate control, air conditioning and heating, industrial and security markets. These markets continue to expand as they address growing needs in developed and developing economies alike. Our products, systems and solutions increase the efficiency and productivity of...
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Posted Fri 11th September
Installation Department ManagerSimplexGrinnell(Norfolk/Hampton Roads, Virginia)
SimplexGrinnell is a recognized leader in the sales and service of state of the art monitor and control equipment for Fire Alarm, Security, Nurse Call, CCTV, Suppression Systems, Portable Fire Extinguishers, Sprinkler and Time Management Systems. Our continued success has produced a need for an Installation Department Manager in our Norfolk, Virginia office. Primary Duties and Responsibilities inc...
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Posted Mon 2nd November
1001613 Drafter/CAD Operator ISimplexGrinnell(Portland, Oregon)
Portland, OR location. Job Description: GENERAL SUMMARY Under minimal supervision prepare construction submittal drawings for system installation to support the branch offices. Essential Position Functions: · Responsible for working with the Application Specialists to design building systems such as Fire Alarm, Access Control, CCTV, Sound, Clocks, and Nurse Call Systems. · Using AutoCAD to prepare...
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Posted 2 days ago

Labor Nurse Job Search Tip

Employment for a nurse can be found in hospitals, schools, nursing homes, outpatient clinics and government agencies. There are various kinds of nurses, including a licensed practical nurse (LPN) and a registered nurse (RN). LPNs are trained in general, vocational nursing and are supervised by a RN or a licensed physician. There are specialties that a nurse can focus on in their career, such as emergency care, surgery, pediatric, public health, or school nursing. A specialist will find employment opportunities and wages to be more abundant.