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, recombination lock cores, and repair/replace hardware as necessary to maintain security for over 45 commercial buildings. • Experience in electronic access systems and programming electronic keypads. • Experience
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Management. o Plan, initiate, and lead facilities projects from concept through completion. o Define project scope, goals, deliverables, and ensure alignment with institutional needs. o Prepare detailed
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Job Description Reporting to the TRIO programs director, the assistant director is responsible for assisting with the administration, implementation and continuation of the three U.S. Department
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providing daily services within our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program. Additionally, this position will coordinate with the appropriate servicing vendor for the handling of animal control situations
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by cultivating affirming environments, promoting holistic well-being, and providing exceptional services, programs, and facilities. 2) You’ll report to the Housekeeping Supervisor. This is a regular
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expertise in any of three key technology areas to support a growing portfolio of programs: (1) Digital communications, signal processing, software-defined radio, and machine learning techniques applied
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The Division of Scholarly Integrity and Research Compliance (SIRC) at Virginia Tech supports the business management of the Human Research Protection Program (HRPP). SIRC is deeply committed to both
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orientation and skill development. Provides patient care and assists in areas of the VTH. Promotes wellness and wellbeing initiatives within the VTH. Serves as a liaison to regional LVT training programs
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audio production •Experience with programming audio DSPs from QSC (Q-Sys) and BiAmp •Basic knowledge of AV signal flow •Working knowledge of Dante, AES67, gain structure, acoustics, RF frequencies, and
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additional activities such as participation in orientation for new students, faculty, and staff; educational programming in suicide prevention or the Community Resiliency Model (CRM); periodic wellness