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INVESTIGATOR - CHILD WELFARE (MARICOPA COUNTY) VARIOUS-STATEWIDE, GLENDALE
The Child Welfare Investigative Specialist primarily investigates criminal conduct reports with allegations of felony child abuse and/or neglect, which may have resulted in serious injury, or death of a child. This position conducts home visits, and documents interviews, testifies in court, assists and trains staff in the navigation of a variety of registries and inter-agency databases. Under supervision, with latitude for independent action and decision-making, the Child Welfare Investigative Specialist is assigned to an OCWI unit. The Child Welfare Investigative Specialist adheres to county specific joint investigation protocol throughout the investigation.
HEARING OFFICER 3 REMOTE OPTIONS, PHOENIX
Would you like to be part of an amazing culture that helps Arizonans reach their full potential through temporary assistance? The Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) is looking for individuals that are committed to service, community, and teamwork.
Building Engineer PHOENIX
The Arizona Department of Administration (ADOA), General Services Division (GSD) is seeking a skilled Building Engineer to maintain State buildings
PHYSICAL PLANT SUPERVISOR 2 BELLEMONT
The Physical Plant Supervisor II is responsible for planning, directing and managing the maintenance, repair and operations of the Arizona Army National Guard's facilities and Training Sites located in the Construction and Facilities Management Office Management (CFMO) North Region. This position performs various administrative duties and oversees supply activities and preventative maintenance in support of the facilities maintenance program. The Physical Plant Supervisor II is also responsible for ensuring all work is completed in accordance with the current federal /state policies, procedures, standards, guidelines, regulations, and/or local building codes.
BUILDING MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST PHOENIX
The Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections (ADJC) is responsible for young people who are committed to its jurisdiction by county juvenile courts, as well as the administration of the Interstate Commission for Juveniles. Our agency is committed to promoting public safety by providing effective evidence-based rehabilitation for young people with multiple needs, including mental health and medical care. This includes providing developmentally appropriate treatment, pro-social activities, and education and career training to ensure continuity of those services for them as they transition back to their communities. Our accountability to the citizens of Arizona is paramount as we work to fulfill our vision and mission.

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