A job networking and support resource
What is GEN?
GEN is God's Employment Network. Our free group meetings offer faith-based support and job search coaching for those in career transition. All are welcome!
GEN IS MOVING! Job leads will no longer be posted here. Instead, look for our Facebook page, God's Employment Network. Join us there to find job leads, networking opportunities, and news of our meetings. We're free and open to everyone!
Our fall kick-off meeting is Monday, Sept. 19, at 6:15 pm. We'll meet at the Douglas County Library on Selman Drive, behind Douglas County High School. Bring your resume and business cards if you have them. And bring a friend!
Friday, April 1, 2011
We Need 8 People!
April 7 - We are seeking 8 unemployed individuals to participate in the Georgia Work-Ready information session. The Work-Ready bus will be at FPC on Thursday from 1-5. Georgia Work-Ready is an innovative approach to finding a job. Many employers look for it on resume's. To find out more visit the website at http://gaworkready.org/
Friday, March 25, 2011
Food Trader - Atlanta, GA
(Atlanta, GA) Local international food trading company is seeking a Food Trader to coordinate shipping, documentation, payables and invoicing; to arrange shipments for food to/from the U.S., the Caribbean, Europe and East Asia; be responsible for customer billing, documentation and vendor payments; to be responsible for cost compliance of all materials and services purchased. A Bachelor's Degree or equivalent training is required. Ideal candidate will have food industry experience, a proven history of accomplishments, strong marketing, and import/export experience. Spanish or French speaking is preferred; but not required. This direct hire opportunity pays $40k - $60k, depending on experience. Qualified applicants should submit their resumes to careers@snellingatl and put the words "Food Trader" in the subject line.
Our next meeting at First Presbyterian
GEN members, our next meeting at First Presbyterian will be on Monday, April 4 at 6:30 pm. Don't miss this one! At your request, we'll have a special workshop on creating resumes and answering tough interview questions. Debbie Wolfe, from Elwood Staffing in Douglasville, will lead the discussion and take your questions. Debbie is very knowledgeable and really knows the job market.
Debbie has also volunteered to critique your resumes prior to April 4. Just email your resume to her at debbie.wolfe@elwoodstaffing.com . Please note: YOU MUST EMAIL YOUR RESUME TO DEBBIE AT LEAST ONE WEEK BEFORE THE MEETING, OR BY Monday, MARCH 28. Debbie needs the time to work on the resumes. PLEASE PUT "GEN MEMBER" IN THE SUBJECT LINE OF YOUR EMAIL.
Let's do some brainstorming before our next meeting. How can we help you? Use the blank April calendar we gave you to jot down suggestions or questions for future meetings. We'll do our best to address any topics that you want to cover.
Here are a few ideas:
We could work through the book, What Color Is Your Parachute? This is considered a classic manual for job seekers, and we could do a chapter each week to help us learn new ways of networking and finding jobs.
We could ask the church's Stephens Ministers to join us for a special one-night program of prayer. We can split up, so that someone prays privately with you, or ask them to lead us in a group prayer for the concerns on our hearts.
We can discuss how to manage a budget and financial concerns during career change.
We can talk about handling the stress that comes to families and individuals during this time.
As for going to the next meeting at Roswell UMC, we have 3 people signed up so far. Check the Roswell UMC website for details about their agenda.
One final note. Please remember that this blog is meant for two-way communication. You can post a comment at any time for others to read. This is a great tool for helping yourself and other job seekers. If you hear about an opening somewhere, leave a post here and other GEN members will see it. If you'd rather use Facebook for our GEN information, we can set up a group page and communicate that way. It's easy, and we'll be glad to show you how to use it, if you need help. Let's also talk about this on April 4.
Friends, we are praying for you. Be sure of this: the Lord our God goes with us wherever we go. You're not alone.
In His service,
Your GEN Team
Debbie has also volunteered to critique your resumes prior to April 4. Just email your resume to her at debbie.wolfe@elwoodstaffing.com . Please note: YOU MUST EMAIL YOUR RESUME TO DEBBIE AT LEAST ONE WEEK BEFORE THE MEETING, OR BY Monday, MARCH 28. Debbie needs the time to work on the resumes. PLEASE PUT "GEN MEMBER" IN THE SUBJECT LINE OF YOUR EMAIL.
Let's do some brainstorming before our next meeting. How can we help you? Use the blank April calendar we gave you to jot down suggestions or questions for future meetings. We'll do our best to address any topics that you want to cover.
Here are a few ideas:
We could work through the book, What Color Is Your Parachute? This is considered a classic manual for job seekers, and we could do a chapter each week to help us learn new ways of networking and finding jobs.
We could ask the church's Stephens Ministers to join us for a special one-night program of prayer. We can split up, so that someone prays privately with you, or ask them to lead us in a group prayer for the concerns on our hearts.
We can discuss how to manage a budget and financial concerns during career change.
We can talk about handling the stress that comes to families and individuals during this time.
As for going to the next meeting at Roswell UMC, we have 3 people signed up so far. Check the Roswell UMC website for details about their agenda.
One final note. Please remember that this blog is meant for two-way communication. You can post a comment at any time for others to read. This is a great tool for helping yourself and other job seekers. If you hear about an opening somewhere, leave a post here and other GEN members will see it. If you'd rather use Facebook for our GEN information, we can set up a group page and communicate that way. It's easy, and we'll be glad to show you how to use it, if you need help. Let's also talk about this on April 4.
Friends, we are praying for you. Be sure of this: the Lord our God goes with us wherever we go. You're not alone.
In His service,
Your GEN Team
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Senior Business Analyst
Local travel incentive company seeks a Business Analyst to assist in developing incentive plans structure that will achieve client targets; to conduct data mining activities and administers the collection of data, builds databases and spreadsheet processes to automate calculations and reports and to perform analyses to make recommendations or measure program return on investment. A Bachelor’s degree in related field is required. Ideal candidate will have a minimum of 4 years in financial, IT or related industry; 2 of those years experience in the incentive industry preferred; must be proficient regarding Microsoft Excel, Access, Word, and HTML (SQL would be desirable); have strong knowledge of computer design and web based applications and understand leading edge technology. This direct hire opportunity pays $50k - $60k/yr. Please send your resume to careers@snellingatl.com and put the words "Senior Business Analyst" in the subject line.
Thanks.
Christine R. Hudson | Recruiter
3101 Towercreek Parkway | Suite 650 | Atlanta, GA 30339
770-953-6003 office
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Saturday, March 19, 2011
Career Event @ Goodwill in Woodstock off 92 next week
Career Event @ Goodwill in Woodstock off 92 next weekGoodwill in Woodstock is hiring for Retail, Customer Service and Stockers. Bring a resume. Background Check is required TUESDAY, March 22, 2011 - FRIDAY, March 25, 2011 10AM-3PM LOCATION: GOODWILL CAREER CENTER 9425 Highway 92, Suite 142 Woodstock, GA 30188 770-874-090 |
Fabrication Quality/Production Manager
Fabrication Quality/Production Manager
SUMMARY: Manages the day to day operations of the Fabrication Area in Manufacturing.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
§ Supervises and coordinates employees engaged in steal fabrication, tool & die, screw machine, punch press, paint and spot welding in a shop environment.
§ Design and install quality standards; ensure standards and statistical techniques are being carried out maintained and improved.
§ Enforce safety guidelines and procedures.
§ Develop quality standards to decrease the number of substandard part for assembly.
§ Create time study standards throughout manufacturing.
§ Schedules equipment and manpower, monitors workflow, while assessing the quality workmanship and employee safety as well as recommend specification revisions.
§ Knowledgeable of welding processes and ability to read blueprints and calibers to plan and organize work in most efficient and cost effective manner.
§ Assist in estimating labor and production cost.
§ Maintain contacts with material vendors, internal customers; address quality- related issues and oversee employee uniform program.
§ Direct departments in operation such as filing, aligning, fitting and scraping of parts to ensure established requirements and standards are met.
§ Monitors discipline of departments to insure daily accuracy of production/inventory data.
§ Assists employee with issues in the fabrication processes as well as builds and generates pertinent queries and reports to manage, analyze and reconcile fabrication issues.
§ SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES. Directly supervises 12 employees in the Fabrication area. Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization's policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include interviewing, hiring, and training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems. Approves all changes in employee schedules, works with management concerning employee related concerns, build and maintain integrity of the entire fabrication area.
QUALIFICATIONS to perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
BA from a 4-yr college or technical school in the area of manufacturing management or 10 years fabrication related experience. Familiarity with ASME welding requirements helpful. 4 years supervising production workers Computer literacy in using spreadsheets and production traction systems a pluFabrication Quality/Production Manager
SUMMARY: Manages the day to day operations of the Fabrication Area in Manufacturing.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
§ Supervises and coordinates employees engaged in steal fabrication, tool & die, screw machine, punch press, paint and spot welding in a shop environment.
§ Design and install quality standards; ensure standards and statistical techniques are being carried out maintained and improved.
§ Enforce safety guidelines and procedures.
§ Develop quality standards to decrease the number of substandard part for assembly.
§ Create time study standards throughout manufacturing.
§ Schedules equipment and manpower, monitors workflow, while assessing the quality workmanship and employee safety as well as recommend specification revisions.
§ Knowledgeable of welding processes and ability to read blueprints and calibers to plan and organize work in most efficient and cost effective manner.
§ Assist in estimating labor and production cost.
§ Maintain contacts with material vendors, internal customers; address quality- related issues and oversee employee uniform program.
§ Direct departments in operation such as filing, aligning, fitting and scraping of parts to ensure established requirements and standards are met.
§ Monitors discipline of departments to insure daily accuracy of production/inventory data.
§ Assists employee with issues in the fabrication processes as well as builds and generates pertinent queries and reports to manage, analyze and reconcile fabrication issues.
If you are interested, please send your resume to shanthamorse@aol.com
If you are interested, please send your resume to shanthamorse@aol.com
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