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Total 7 quality assurance manager job vacancies in Australia


Sales Manager Cross Divisional

Full-time
Adelaide, South Australia
Sales / Marketing
2 months ago
We have an exciting position available for an experienced Sales Manager Cross Divisional to join our vibrant, passionate, fast paced team in Adelaide...

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Operations Manager

Full-time
Darwin, Northern Territory
Others
3 months ago
Are you an exceptional leader with vision to make improvements? Are you passionate about delivering results through great teamwork and customer exper..

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National Account Manager

Full-time
Sydney, New South Wales
Accounting / Auditing
3 months ago
Do you have service industry experience? Are you results-driven? Would you like to work for a global organisation that truly rewards its high perform..

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Senior IT Project Manager

Full-time
Sydney, New South Wales
Business Management / Project / Planning
4 months ago
The Senior IT Project Manager is responsible for managing complex IT projects from initiation to completion. The ideal candidate will have a proven tr..

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Local Service Manager - Ambius

Full-time
Perth, Western Australia
Customer Service
7 months ago
Ambius division of Rentokil Initial has a great opportunity for a Local Service Manager to join the team. You will use your collaborative and engaging..

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Key Account Manager

Full-time
Brisbane, Queensland
Accounting / Auditing
11 months ago
Do you possess excellent time management and organisational skills? Must have previous sales and administrative experience. Are you looking for a gre..

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Quality Service Trainer

Full-time
Sydney, New South Wales
Quality Assurance / Control
11 months ago
Do you inspire people to learn? Are you a qualified, experienced trainer passionate about delivering best in class customer experiences who can delive..

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