JOB ALERT: Updated Job Postings From Worksource Spokane
Job Title: SAFETY COORDINATOR/Order Number: WA2100034
*Employer requests resume accurately reflecting requirements and completion of company application to apply*
A large Spokane Valley commercial bakery has an opening for a Safety Coordinator. Will be responsible for managing all safety related training. Track accident and injury statistics to identify trends and provide potential solutions. Ensure investigations are fully completed in a timely manner. Participate in investigations when necessary. Ensure federal, state, and local safety compliance for all division facilities. Provide communication within the division and operating companies. Participate in and provide direction to the Safety Committee. Manage reward and recognition programs. Additional duties and responsibilities as assigned.
SALARY / WAGE / BENEFITS:
$40,000 to $50,000 depending on experience.
HOURS / DAYS / SCHEDULE:
40 hours per week. Monday through Friday. Hours will vary to be discussed at the time of interview.
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Job Title: LOW VOLTAGE INSTALLER / TRAINEE/Order Number: WA2099787
*Employer requests resume and cover letter accurately reflecting requirements to apply*
Spokane Valley employer specializing in providing Integrated Security Solutions has an opening for a part time Low Voltage Installer / Trainee. Will be responsible for prepping installation sites by pre-cabling camera and door locations with specified cables. Installation sites might require a State and Federal background check for clearances on FAFB. Employer is a licensed service provider for the gaming industry. A WSGC license must be obtained prior to working any of these areas. Candidate must be able to take direction and demonstrate neatness in their work, meet all code and licensing requirements. The right candidate will be a team player and customer focused. Will receive ongoing field training on the installation of the technologies provided, with the opportunity to grow into the industry. Experience with the aptitude could lead to full time employment for the right candidate.
SALARY / WAGE / BENEFITS:
$10.00 to $19.00 per hour depending on experience. Benefits conditional to 90 days full time employment.
HOURS / DAYS / SCHEDULE:
Part time, 20 to 40 hours per week. Days and hours will vary, Monday through Saturday.
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Job Title: BUILDING MAINTENANCE MECHANIC / HVAC SERVICE TECH 1 /Order Number: WA2099248
*Employer request electronic resume accurately reflecting requirements to apply*
Local employer is seeking a Building Maintenance Mechanic / HVAC Service Tech 1 to repair or replace defective equipment, components, or wiring. Reassemble and test equipment following repairs. Perform routine preventive maintenance to ensure building systems operate efficiently. Assemble, install or repair wiring, electrical and electronic components, HVAC, pipes system and plumbing and machinery equipment. Will service and maintain 4 to 5 commercial properties.
SALARY / WAGE / BENEFITS:
$14.00 to $20.00 per hour depending on experience.
HOURS / DAYS / SCHEDULE:
Fulltime, flexible schedule to be discussed at the time of interview.
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