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. Basic CAD skills Basic general computer skills - e.g. email, word processing, spreadsheets Assets (Nonessential): Welding skills, especially with stainless steel, titanium, copper To be successful in
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developing a maintenance plan for a large portfolio. Experience of working in a campus environment an asset. Familiarity with mixed use facilities such as office, industrial, research/labs, heritage, archival
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to areas of question Superior data management, manipulation, reporting and attention to detail skillset Ability to process, observe and make suggestions to help implement best practices Excellent computer
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Date Posted: 02/26/2026 Req ID: 47093 Faculty/Division: VP - Division of University Advancement Department: University Development Campus: St. George (Downtown Toronto) Position Number: 00052133 Existing Vacancy: Yes Description: About us: The Division of University Advancement (DUA) aims to...
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safety compliance Knowledge of Biosafety Level 2 procedures and safe chemical handling Proficiency with computing and data management tools (e.g., Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, or equivalent systems
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | about 1 month ago
application strongly preferred. Experience planning and coordinating events strongly preferred. Skills: Computer fluency – knowledge of Microsoft Office (Explorer, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint), HRIS
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reporting; preparing standard project progress/status reports Essential Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Business, Information Science, Computer Science, or an acceptable combination of education and
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customer service experience in a professional setting. High level of computer aptitude and accuracy to include MS Word, Excel, Adobe Acrobat, internet, and ARBOR required. Knowledge of Blackbaud
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Course Description: Harm Reduction for Information Professionals introduces students to the fundamental perspectives, practices, and methodologies of harm reduction in the Information Science field
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approachable and flexible, self-motivated to complete tasks, adaptable to changing work situations, and must work well in an inclusive and diverse environment; Possess basic computer skills in order to manage