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understanding of the metals process, including hot and cold fabrication. Demonstrated knowledge of and proficiency with all tools and equipment used in the studio. Ability to work independently, using good
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and wrap-up as needed. Physical demands on a daily basis which involve moving heavy equipment. There can be days that involve moving equipment or furniture for the entire day. A flexible work schedule
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the College district as needed. A flexible work schedule, including evenings and weekends, may be necessary due to the nature of the position responsibilities. The employee is required to meet physical and
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Responsibilities Administrative Support: Assistance with the audit process – either actual or the mock audit we run yearly. Assistance maintaining Outlook correspondence file with prospective students. Sending
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players to teams, holiday closures on campus, etc. Assist Coordinator of Club and IM Sports in registration process, and email communication of registration details. Responsible for organizing all rosters
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discussions. Business Processes and Event Support: Prepare and process invoices for College Advancement and COCC Foundation and serve as the first contact for resolving matters related to checks, online
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. The employee is required to meet physical and ergonomic requirements of the program area as this may vary from positions. All individuals are required to be able to perform the essential functions with
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on campus for the entire duration of the program. There will be physical components of the symposium including but not limited to hiking, walking, climbing stairs, siting, singing, dancing, etc. All
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requires near visual acuity to write, read written materials and computer screens, and sufficient hearing and speech ability for ordinary telephonic conversations. Physical movements involve guiding, feeding
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visitors who do not have experience with the athletic process. Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, using English language with or without the use of auxiliary aids