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career goals, and will involve collaboration with at least two CODE members or partners. More information about CODE can be found at: https://www.fau.edu/engineering/research/omics-technologies-data
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investigations and maintains statistics of accident cases. Assists in reviewing plans for new construction and renovation for compliance with applicable building codes. Collects and transports hazardous wastes
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Workday and ensures accurate coding and compliance with budget and university and state regulations. Directs, enters, retrieves, and analyzes data in Workday and Adaptive to provide analysis and guidance
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manage training announcements and codes. Handle student reimbursements and paperwork for background checks and liability forms. Help process tuition waivers, practicum applications, evaluations, and system
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with medical, psychological, physical, learning, hearing, and visual disabilities. This includes assessing needs in the academic setting, reviewing disability documentation (DSM-5 and ICD Codes
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investigations and maintains statistics of accident cases. Assists in reviewing plans for new construction and renovation for compliance with applicable building codes. Collects and transports hazardous wastes
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, inspecting, and combining mechanical, electric-mechanical, electronic locking and monitoring devices and door hardware. Plans code set-ups and determines key codes to safeguard university equipment and
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. Prepares departmental, county and state forms as required. Enforces applicable University policies, Parking and Transportation services regulations, State Criminal Code and Statutes governing state traffic
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point of contact for food service coordination with Chartwell's, facilities work order requests, equipment service requests, and department parking meter code. Assist the Community Engagement team with
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Specialist is pivotal in enhancing the utilization of Florida Atlantic’s cloud-based low-code AI solutions. This position contributes to developing requirements for the University’s in-house, developer-driven