Imt Jobs

This entry-level apprenticeship role at Sonoco's Plug Plant focuses on training individuals in In-Mold Label Technology within a global packaging environment. The position involves operating IMRT presses, performing job setups, troubleshooting equipment, and conducting preventative maintenance while adhering to strict safety protocols. Key responsibilities include maintaining a clean workspace, utilizing precision measurement tools, and participating in continuous improvement projects. The program offers a structured path to mastering tooling design and process control in a collaborative setting. The role is appealing for its comprehensive training curriculum, opportunities for skill development, and the company's commitment to employee growth through benefits like tuition reimbursement. The position is based on-site at the Plug Plant with a schedule of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday first shifts.

The Disaster Recovery Coordinator 2 is a part-time reservist role within the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs, supporting the State Emergency Operations Center and Incident Management Teams during activations. Key responsibilities include acting as a liaison between state, county, and local emergency centers to facilitate communication and intelligence gathering, managing Incident Management Assistance Team readiness and deployment, and providing training on Incident Command System protocols. The position appeals to professionals seeking to serve the community during critical events while developing expertise in emergency management principles. The role requires flexibility for on-call availability and potential travel to disaster sites or training locations, offering a mission-driven environment focused on public safety and resilience.

The Safety Manager role oversees operational safety functions for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, its School District, and associated service areas. Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining unified health and safety programs, ensuring compliance with OSHA and state regulations, conducting facility inspections, leading incident investigations, and managing asbestos compliance and emergency response planning. The position also involves delivering safety training, coordinating contractor safety requirements, and chairing the Employee Safety Committee. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to drive a proactive safety culture within a large municipal organization. The role offers a chance to make a significant community impact through risk reduction and emergency preparedness. Work is primarily on-site across various borough facilities and schools, requiring regular travel by vehicle and occasional air or water transport to remote locations.