South Florida Government Jobs (FL)

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Director, Technical MattersCommunity Blood Centers Of Sou(Ft. Lauderdale, Florida)
Together, we can save lives. Community Blood Centers of South Florida is currently seeking a Technical Writer to develop, implement and maintain comprehensive procedure manuals for Phlebotomist and collection operations consistent with compliance and regulatory matters. Your focus will be on writing procedure manuals, presenting a wide range of technical materials in a clear and concise manner for...
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Posted Mon 14th September
Senior Bearing Design EngineerFlorida Turbine Technologies I(West Palm Beach, Florida)
Florida Turbine Technologies, Inc. (FTT) is a growing world class turbomachinery company in Jupiter, Florida which employs 160+ engineers and technicians with over 2,500 combined years of aeroengine (military and commercial), industrial and space turbomachinery experience. Complemented by leading edge analytical codes and test facilities, FTT designs and produces gas turbine engine component desig...
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Posted Thu 8th October
Sr.Water/Wastewater EngineerURS Corporation(Ft. Lauderdale, Florida)
Position requirements: * Prior business development and project management experience with South Florida Municipalities * PE licensure and BS in Civil/Environmental Engineering * At least 15 years of design engineering along with management experience * Water distribution and sanitary sewer modeling experience as well as master planning experience * Wastewater treatment facilities, pump stations, l...
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Posted Fri 16th October

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Florida's largest private employer is Hulett Environmental Services, a pest control service based in Orlando that employs over 25,000 workers. Coming in second is the University of Florida with 18,000 employees. According to America's Career InfoNet, the fastest growing occupations in Florida are Medical Assistants, Gas Plant Operators, Medical Records and Health Information Technicians, and Environmental Engineers.

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