Environment, Health & Safety Manager

Millenium Restoration is Hiring a Tuckpointer! Location: St. Louis, MO Employment Type: Full-Time Pay Rate: $20/hour Job Description As a Tuckpointer at Millenium Restoration, you will play a crucial role in repairing and maintaining masonry structures. You’ll remove damaged mortar, prepare and apply new mortar, and ensure all work meets the highest standards of quality. Projects will vary between one- and two-story buildings, making the work both diverse and rewarding. Your craftsmanship, attention to detail, and pride in your work will help restore the beauty and integrity of St. Louis’ architectural heritage. Requirements Requirements (Must-Haves) Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record Previous experience working on both one- and two-story buildings Must reside within 25 miles of St. Louis Nice to Have Experience with brick and stone restoration techniques Knowledge of safety protocols and equipment usage Benefits Paid Time Off (PTO) for work-life balance Profit Sharing opportunities

📢 Now Hiring: Part-Time Weekend Day Dispatcher We are seeking a reliable and detail-oriented Dispatcher to join our team on weekends (day shift). If you're organized, a great communicator, and thrive in a fast-paced environment — we want to hear from you! 🕒 Schedule: Part-time Weekends (Day Shift) Exact hours to be discussed 📝 Key Responsibilities: Answer and manage multi-line phone systems Dispatch drivers efficiently and accurately Perform accurate and timely data entry Provide excellent customer service via phone and dispatch channels Communicate with internal staff and customers to ensure smooth operations ✅ Qualifications: Previous experience as a dispatcher or in a similar customer service role preferred Ability to multitask and stay calm under pressure Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Basic computer/data entry skills Dependable and punctual Be able to pass a WSP background check General knowledge of the Tacoma and the surrounding areas Stop by and fill out an application at 1210 South Sprague Avenue, Tacoma 98405

Availability: Immediate Job Type: Full-time, Schedule: 8-hour shift, Monday – Friday - 7:00 am - 3:30 pm Pay: $18.00 - $21.00 per hour, depending on experience PLUS commissions Office: Summerville, SC Lake Maintenance - Field Technician sought to join The Lake Doctors, Inc. We are currently seeking technicians that enjoy working independently outside, can communicate well with customers, have good math skills and take pride in their work. The qualified full-time Aquatic Field Technician will treat and maintain lakes, ponds, and other bodies of water for a variety of customers in the Charleston area. Duties/Responsibilities: Control of aquatic vegetation and algae at established Lake Doctors accounts. Other duties include water testing, stocking fish and other pond and lake services. Maintain communication with customers such as Homeowners Associations, Management Companies and Property Owners. Present a positive and professional image in the community to help grow The Lake Doctors, Inc. business. Maintain customer records within customer service software system. Requirements Ability to read and interpret herbicide labels, operating procedures, and safety rules. Possess good time management, organizational and communication skills. Highly motivated individual that works well on their own. Strong Team Player. Comfortable speaking with the customers to discuss their lake and pond needs. Education and Experience: Experience in lawn service or pest control (helpful). Mechanical and/or electrical knowledge (helpful). High school or equivalent (required). Some college helpful but not essential. Physical Requirements: Physical strength and agility to safely and sufficiently operate equipment in outdoor environments, on or near water, in an environment that may include heavy vegetation, uneven terrain, various species of wildlife and varying weather conditions. Ability to work outdoors and use equipment such as boats, all-terrain vehicles, trucks and other assigned equipment or vehicles. Must be able to lift and move items up to 50 lbs. Must be able to wear all personal protection equipment needed in various weather conditions. Restrictions: A valid, clean driver’s license for the operations of various motor vehicles and equipment. Our insurance company must accept you as an insured prior to employment. Full Time only. Must have reliable transportation to and from work. We perform background checks, motor vehicle record checks and drug screening. Work Location: One location Work Remotely: No Benefits Excellent 90-day training program with assistance in preparing for required State test for certification in Aquatics. Competitive Compensation. Company Cell Phone. Paid Personal Time Off and holidays. Health and wellness benefits to include medical, prescription, dental and vision plans, short term disability, supplemental life insurance and flexible spending accounts. 401(k) with company match. Employee Referral programs to help generate leads.

Part time horse farm caretaker, must have experience handling horses, using power tools, Stall cleaning, feeding, turnout, some yard maintenance and grooming. 730-430 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, $21 to start with 90 day evaluation. Must be reliable, these beautiful animals rely on us to take good care of them everyday, in all kinds of weather. Please provide references. www.pacificmoondressage.com Call 425-530-0124

The Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO) directs the worldwide overseas building program for the Department of State. Working with other offices and bureaus, foreign affairs agencies, and Congress, OBO’s challenge is to set worldwide priorities for the design, construction, acquisition, maintenance, use, and sale of real properties and the use of sales proceeds.   The Department of State, Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations, Directorate of Program Development, Coordination, and Support (DOS/OBO/PDCS) is responsible for the design, coordination, and management of OBO’s construction and renovation programs.   The Office of Project Development and Coordination (OBO/PDCS/PDC) provides project management and project management support for projects from inception through completion. The projects that will be supported by this requirement are in U.S. facilities worldwide. These projects include studies, reports, renovations, repairs, and new construction. Budget estimates for these projects range from approximately $100,000 to $1,000,000,000.   Job Duties: Assist the Division Chief to ensure that assigned tasks and office operations are effectively coordinated and scheduled. Coordinates process, procedure, tracking, submission, and completion of contract actions. Works with established information management tools to gather data and status on initial project planning in conjunction with PDC division chiefs and staff; and executes reports reflecting the status of execution versus pre-established targets, management windows of upcoming activities, and the impact of contractual and other changes on budgeted cost and scheduled completion dates. Assists in evaluating the impact of existing and proposed programs on available resources and drafts recommendations for alternative courses of action. Assists in the preparation and publication of studies, reports, analytics, and plans, including responsibility for collecting, organizing, analyzing, and incorporating data for a wide-range of documents (e.g., Project Authorization Documents, Scopes of Work, Course of Action Memoranda, Requests for Contract Actions, and Project Development Packages, etc.) Provides necessary assistance to the Division Chief for meetings and conferences to include scheduling, taking, and distributing meeting minutes and following up on assigned actions, etc. Communicates with Division management officials and co-workers in both informal conversations and formal presentations and delivers briefings and presentations concerning administrative, clerical, and other non-technical matters. Prepares drafts of program analysis reports on the status of Division goals and objectives attainment; assists in analysis of current operating programs within the Division to evaluate their actual and potential effectiveness in meeting objectives; and prepares briefing materials for the Division Chief and other key staff on the results of these analytical studies. Assists in evaluating the impact of existing and proposed programs on available resources and drafts recommendations for alternative courses of action. Develops drafts of concepts for the implementation of selected planning activities, including suggested scope of the activity, operational and programmatic costs, and likely duration; and assists the Division Chief in obtaining clearance of these concepts with operational and management-level personnel in OBO and the Department to ensure that the proposed scope, schedule, and budget will meet the perceived needs and are realistic in terms of resources. Gathers and collects program data or information following routine search procedures; conducts research in Office and Division files and other files and databases to locate data and background information, as requested; and assembles and summarizes data, background information, and other materials from publications and other sources. Assists management officials and staff with routine travel queries and stays abreast of new department travel policies and procedures. Assists the Division Chief in coordinating and monitoring the implementation of planning activities to ensure accomplishments of objectives; helps in the identification of unresolved issues that arise during implementation; and checks back periodically to see that the implementation is proceeding as planned. Types and edits letters, memoranda, cables, reports, and other material as directed, using office automation software and equipment; and drafts some correspondence under appropriate supervision. Supports and audits project, contract, and office documents. Updates delegated tasks to ensure progress to deadlines. Management of administrative details, and other duties as assigned. Requirements Must be a U.S. citizen. Skilled in the use of basic and advanced features of the Microsoft Office suite, including Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and other applications such as SharePoint, as well as other automated systems used by the Office, and the ability to learn and apply new software variations as they affect Office operations. Ability to extract detailed information from various sources, accurately capture that information in the appropriate system or document and monitor status of information to prepare reports for management use. Ability to review office administration processes, problems, and issues and provide recommendations based on findings. Skilled in oral and written communication which enable the contractor to ensure facts, ideas, and instructions in a succinct and organized manner to advise and otherwise interact with other Office members on staff actions, reports, tasks, office correspondence and the use of automated office equipment, and with managers and others external to the Office with whom business is conducted or operational requirements are discussed. Possess a mastery of basic concepts, principles, and practices of a Management Analyst that enables the incumbent to understand the wide range of State Department office duties. Exercise appropriate management controls over entrusted assets and operations in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. A bachelor’s degree and six (6) years of experience.

Seeking a caregiver who has experience in hoyer lift. Shifts are Fridays and Saturdays 8am-12pm, 4pm-9pm. Male or Female