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Tampa & Dade City, FL - Apply Here, FloridaDOTJobApplication and read complete details for 2 Hiring Events scheduled next week.

Tuesday (10/27) from 1p - 4p at Tampa Letter Carriers Hall, 3003 W. Cypress St., Tampa, FL 33609.

Wednesday (10/28) from 1p - 4p at Ridge Manor Community Center, 34240 Cortez Blvd., Dade City, FL 33523.

Contractors are looking for general laborers, concrete finishers, flaggers, pipe fitters and pipe layers, heavy machine operators, asphalt pavers and other positions. At both fairs FDOT and contractors' representatives will be on hand to discuss on-the-job Training, skilled worker opportunities, development of career and job skills, effective interview techniques and resumes. Read full job announcement

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AIS Construction Equipment Corporation, in Lansing, Michigan is hosting two information sessions for individuals interested in Heavy Equipment Operator training and employment on Sept. 11 at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. at the Lansing Service Center, 2110 S. Cedar Street, Lansing, MI 48910 The session will include what trainings AIS provides and the types of positions participants would be qualified for after training, typically positions with wages of $16 an hour and even higher depending on experience and the employer. Representatives from Capital Area Michigan Works! will also be on site to discuss the various workforce programs, what qualifies individuals for these programs and potential AIS training assistance for eligible individuals. If you’re interested in attending you can pre-register online at (https://goo.gl/5MSBdv). Also visit the Capital Area Michigan Works website for other information sessions and hiring events, (http://www.camw.org). Don’t forget to share your experience with the Jobcase community if you attend!!

Hey Jobcasers! I just read an interesting article online on the skilled construction worker shortage throughout Northern California, see article (http://cbsloc.al/1XcXAvo). According to the Associated General Contractors of America the state of California is growing faster and has created more new construction jobs within the last 3 years than any other state in the union. Unfortunately, filling those new jobs with skilled workers continues to be a challenge. A Non-profit called The Northern California Construction Training (http://www.ncct.ws/welcome) has designed a combination classroom and hands on field training program to ensure students measure up to the demand. After successfully completing the program students are directly placed within an apprenticeship in one of 16 trades, (Plumbers, Carpenters, Plasterers, Electricians, Sheet metal workers, Laborers, Ironworkers, & more). Hey folks the occupational outlook for these construction skilled trades looks extreemly promising, see (http://1.usa.gov/1EDDO6o). I would encourage anyone seeking employment or a career change within the Northern California area to look into this program. This may be a step into a satisfying, well paying, stable career and a new life. Check out the links below for program details and contact information. Good Luck!! ** The Northern California Construction Training - http://www.ncct.ws/welcome ** CBS Sacramento Online Article - http://cbsloc.al/1XcXAvo ** Bureau of Labor Statistics - http://1.usa.gov/1EDDO6o