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An example of the description and responsibilities of one position , a materials clerk , is reproduced below . Responsibilities of materials clerk . As job materials clerk , it is your responsibility to receive material deliveries .
An example of the description and responsibilities of one position , a materials clerk , is reproduced below . Responsibilities of materials clerk . As job materials clerk , it is your responsibility to receive material deliveries .
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Requisitions are requests for materials made by one person to another in the same organization . When a separate purchasing department is maintained , requisitions are made by the project manager to the purchasing agent .
Requisitions are requests for materials made by one person to another in the same organization . When a separate purchasing department is maintained , requisitions are made by the project manager to the purchasing agent .
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person , firm or corporation employed by , or furnishing material to , Subcontractor , under this contract ... make out and give a sworn statement of persons furnishing labor or materials to Subcontractor , giving their name , and how ...
person , firm or corporation employed by , or furnishing material to , Subcontractor , under this contract ... make out and give a sworn statement of persons furnishing labor or materials to Subcontractor , giving their name , and how ...
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