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Title: Candidate for the best calibration job ever!
Post by: MRD on 06-08-2011 -- 09:41:55
Beer-dispensing equipment repairer (Draught Line Cleaner Position)
Job Descritpion

Inspect products to determine the requirements for repair, Repair or replace defective or worn parts and components, Test and adjust repaired products for proper functioning, Calibrate products using hand tools

Job Qualifications

Education: Completion of high school

Experience: No experience

Languages: Speak English, Read English, Write English

Specific Skills: Inspect products to determine the requirements for repair, Repair or replace defective or worn parts and components, Test and adjust repaired products for proper functioning, Calibrate products using hand tools

Security and Safety: Bondable, Criminal record check, Driver's validity license check

Work Conditions and Physical Capabilities: Manual dexterity, Attention to detail, Hand-eye co-ordination

Transportation/Travel Information: Public transportation is not available

Work Location Information: On-site customer service

Essential Skills: Reading text, Numeracy, Oral communication, Working with others, Problem solving, Decision making, Critical thinking, Job task planning and organizing, Significant use of memory

http://www.extremejobs.ca/94064/victoria/beer-dispensing-equipment-repairer-draught-line-cleaner-position-job.html (http://www.extremejobs.ca/94064/victoria/beer-dispensing-equipment-repairer-draught-line-cleaner-position-job.html)
Title: Re: Candidate for the best calibration job ever!
Post by: PMEL Whore on 06-08-2011 -- 09:55:13
Can I get paid in beer? :-)
Title: Re: Candidate for the best calibration job ever!
Post by: Hawaii596 on 06-08-2011 -- 10:13:25
Someone needs to look up that job I believe that was off the cost of Australia a couple of years ago that made the news around the world, being advertised as the best job ever.  It was taking care of some sort of wildlife preserve, or something like that.