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WANTED: CARPENTERS FOR FULL-TIME POSITIONS
Experience in all aspects of the Trade with knowledge in reading blueprints, concrete& foundation work, framing and interior & exterior finishing is preferred.
Applicants must be able to work in a team environment,be self-motivated and have a strong work ethic.
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Customer Sales & Service Representative 2 Position #: HR20-289If you “measure your days in acres, not hours,” are motivated to help members get it done, then we have a job for you.
Reporting to the Store Manager, the Customer Sales and Service Representative 2 is responsible for serving and assisting customers in the selection of goods and services to meet their needs. The Representative provides service in accordance with UFA’s Customer Service Policy and initiates and/or implements corrective action as required to ensure that an excellent standard of service and a high level of customer satisfaction is maintained. This position cross trains in multiple functions of the store.
A business with a purpose.Recognition for Performance.Balanced life and career.Growth and Development.
If this grabs your attention, please send your cover letter and resume to [email protected] and quote job HR20-289 in the subject line to apply .Explore the great career opportunities at www.workatufa.com
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4823-50 Ave.Provost, AB T0B 3S0
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We are looking for a motivatedindividual to join our team.
The successful candidate must have:‘ Valid driver’s license‘ Clean driving record
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Candidates should include withtheir resume:
‘ List of current safety certificates‘ References
Wages will be dependent upon experience.
Closing date for application: Friday, Aug. 21, 2020
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Spectators look on during a drag racing event at the Provost airport.The event was held August 8 and 9. ©ProvoST NewS PhoTo.
Round-up
• Sword Used in Assault, AxeBrandished During Carjacking
Leduc RCMP arrested two womenfollowing a carjacking on GrantMacewan Blvd. near Township 500 onAugust 3. Police report that at 10:50p.m., Leduc RCMP were dispatched toa carjacking. A male and female wereparked on the gravel road when theywere approached by a female in a pass-ing vehicle. The female suspect sprayedboth occupants with bear spray. Threeother suspects approached and the malebrandished an axe while demandingmoney and the keys to the vehicle. Bothvictims exited the vehicle and a femalesuspect assaulted the male victim with asword. Two female suspects fled in thevictim’s car. The stolen vehicle wasobserved a short time later by
Edmonton Police Services Air 1. Policeattended the area and a tire deflationdevice was unsuccessfully deployed,however the vehicle became stuck inthe ditch in the area of Highway 623and Range Road 235. Leduc RCMPwith the assistance of Edmonton policearrested two women. Junelle Desjarlais,36, of Wetaskiwin was charged withdangerous operation, robbery with aweapon, assault with a weapon (x2),theft of motor vehicle, obstruction andtheft under $5,000. Jessica Wildcat, 30of Maskwacis was charged with theft ofmotor vehicle, robbery with a weapon,assault with a weapon (x2) and theftunder $5,000. The victims of the car-jacking were transported to hospitalwhere they were treated and released.Leduc RCMP is looking to identify andlocate the other male and female sus-pects.
