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Department of Administrative Services Seeks Education Services Specialist for Nutrition Programs

Department of Administrative Services Seeks Education Services Specialist for Nutrition Programs

The Department of Administrative Services is actively recruiting an Education Services Specialist. This role is crucial for the development and administration of educational programs and services, with a specific focus on federally funded nutrition initiatives. The specialist will support programs such as the Child and Adult Care Food Program, Summer Food Service Program, and the Seamless Summer Option of the National School Lunch Program. Key responsibilities include reviewing applications and program records, providing training and technical assistance, interpreting federal and state requirements, conducting compliance activities, and evaluating corrective actions. The position also involves reviewing financial and reimbursement information, and preparing guidance and reports. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a strong commitment to accuracy, consistency, public service, and equitable access to nutrition programs, and will be adept at communicating with diverse audiences and managing seasonal deadline...
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Parker Hannifin's Meggitt SA Unit Seeks Production Operators in Switzerland for Aerospace and Energy Sectors

Parker Hannifin's Meggitt SA Unit Seeks Production Operators in Switzerland for Aerospace and Energy Sectors

Parker Hannifin's Meggitt SA Unit Seeks Production Operators in Switzerland for Aerospace and Energy Sectors
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Nestlé USA Seeks Manager Corporate Chef for Culinary Strategy in Solon, OH

Nestlé USA Seeks Manager Corporate Chef for Culinary Strategy in Solon, OH

Nestlé USA Seeks Manager Corporate Chef for Culinary Strategy in Solon, OH
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Perdue Farms Seeks Maintenance Technician I in Halifax, NC to Bolster Plant Efficiency

Perdue Farms Seeks Maintenance Technician I in Halifax, NC to Bolster Plant Efficiency

Perdue Farms Seeks Maintenance Technician I in Halifax, NC to Bolster Plant Efficiency
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Humana Military Seeks Software Engineer for Clinical Referral Authorization and Utilization Management Technology Team

Humana Military Seeks Software Engineer for Clinical Referral Authorization and Utilization Management Technology Team

Humana Military is actively recruiting a Software Engineer 2 to join its Clinical Referral Authorization & Utilization Management technology team. This role is primarily remote, with approved locations including Miami, Tampa, Dallas, Charlotte, Washington D.C., Chicago, Boston, Atlanta, New York City, and Louisville, KY. The Software Engineer will be responsible for designing, coding, testing, and supporting software applications that meet business requirements. Key duties include understanding the business purpose of software solution requests, participating in major feature planning, and designing solutions such as data structures, system processes, services, and user interfaces. The position requires U.S. Citizenship due to government contract requirements, three years of relevant information technology experience, and a Bachelor's degree in a technical area or equivalent training.
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HSB Seeks Data Solutions Engineer in Hartford, Connecticut for Hybrid Role

HSB Seeks Data Solutions Engineer in Hartford, Connecticut for Hybrid Role

HSB Seeks Data Solutions Engineer in Hartford, Connecticut for Hybrid Role
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U.S. Wildfires Threaten Water Supplies, Contamination Lasts Over a Decade

U.S. Wildfires Threaten Water Supplies, Contamination Lasts Over a Decade

Wildfires across the U.S. are increasingly threatening water supplies, with new studies indicating that contamination can persist for over a decade. In 2026 alone, 68,179 wildfires have burned over 9.5 million acres, impacting water quality and availability. After a wildfire, ash and organic matter are carried by rains into streams, which feed water treatment plants. This influx of contaminants, including heavy metals and dissolved organic matter, is often beyond the capacity of existing treatment facilities, which are typically designed for high-quality water. For instance, the City of Las Vegas, New Mexico, experienced months without water after the Hermit's Peak/Calf Canyon wildfire contaminated the Gallinas River in 2022, forcing residents to rely on bottled water and leading to plans for a new treatment plant. Wildfires make forested watersheds, which supply water to nearly two-thirds of U.S. municipalities, vulnerable, with impacts on water quality lasting up to eight years, according to a University...
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Department of Veterans Affairs Outlines Probationary Employment Terms for Lead Firefighter Position

Department of Veterans Affairs Outlines Probationary Employment Terms for Lead Firefighter Position

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is recruiting for a Lead Firefighter (Basic Life Support) position at the VA Maine Healthcare System in Togus, ME. This full-time role involves rotating shift work, 72 hours per week, within a two-platoon system operating 24/7. A key condition of employment for this position is a mandatory 1-year probationary period or a 2-year trial period. During this period, the VA will assess the employee's fitness for the role and determine if their continued employment advances the public interest. This evaluation will consider the employee's performance and conduct, the needs and interests of the agency, and whether their continued employment aligns with the agency's organizational goals and the efficiency of the Federal service. Employment will automatically terminate at the end of the probationary period unless the agency provides written certification that continued employment is in the public interest. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, pass a pre-employment physical, and p...
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EPA Demonstrates Emerging Technologies for Lead Service Line Identification

EPA Demonstrates Emerging Technologies for Lead Service Line Identification

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently conducted its inaugural public demonstration of emerging technologies aimed at identifying lead service lines. This event took place at the EPA's Lead Service Line Identification Test Bed in Edison, New Jersey. The primary goal of these technologies is to reduce the need for extensive excavation, lower costs, and decrease labor associated with identifying lead pipes. Researchers from Dartmouth College and Drexel University showcased two distinct methods. Dartmouth presented electromagnetic induction (EMI) technology, which uses electromagnetic fields to detect and analyze responses from buried metal pipes, allowing for material identification without direct exposure. Drexel demonstrated stress wave technology, which involves generating mechanical vibrations by striking an accessible service line valve. Ground sensors then capture signals traveling through the pipe and surrounding soil to differentiate between lead and non-lead materials. The EPA estab...
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Penske Truck Leasing Seeks Entry-Level Diesel Technicians in Everett, WA

Penske Truck Leasing Seeks Entry-Level Diesel Technicians in Everett, WA

Penske Truck Leasing Seeks Entry-Level Diesel Technicians in Everett, WA
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Greensboro Seeks General Laborers for Construction Sector Amidst Skilled Trades Demand

Greensboro Seeks General Laborers for Construction Sector Amidst Skilled Trades Demand

Greensboro Seeks General Laborers for Construction Sector Amidst Skilled Trades Demand
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AEP Seeks Welder 2nd Class in South Charleston, WV, Highlighting Demand for Skilled Trades

AEP Seeks Welder 2nd Class in South Charleston, WV, Highlighting Demand for Skilled Trades

AEP Seeks Welder 2nd Class in South Charleston, WV, Highlighting Demand for Skilled Trades