Page 10 Portland Observer JULY 20, 1989
JOBS & CLASSIFIED
INFORMATIONAL
PROJECT ENGINEER II, ELECTRICAL
(Grade 14)
The Port o f Portland is recruiting a Project Engineer for its Design D ivision,
Engineering Services Department. This is a fu ll-tim e position responsible
fo r providing electrical engineering design skills, along w ith related
adm inistrative and time management abilities, under the direction o f the
Design Engineering Manager, to Port related projects.
Preferred qualifications include:
**' Formal training and/or practical experience in electrical engineering
design work, including the preparation o f contract plans and
specifications for commercial and lig h t industrial projects.
«■ Have, or have the a b ility to obtain w ithin one year, Oregon Stale
Professional Engineer electrical registration.
«*■ Have good w ritten and oral comm unication skills,
w Have good project and time management skills w ith the a b ility to
w ork on several concurrent activities.
« M ust have or be able to obtain a valid Oregon or W ashington drivers
license upon hire, and meet Port driving standards.
«■ T ypical incumbent w ill have a m inim um o f liv e years o f electrical
design experience coupled w ith demonstrated a b ility to manage
engineering projects w ith m inim al direct supervision. In addition to
an excellent benefit package, the starting salary range is $35,430 to
$47,500 annually, commencerate w ith experience, w ith a fu ll salary
range o f $35,430 - $53,990.
I f interested and qualified, apply in person at the Port o f Portland Employment
O ffice , 14th flo or, 700 N.E. M ultnom ah, or call 503-231 -5000, extension
700 fo r complete application materials. A ll applications must be received
by Wednesday, July 26,1989. Resumes w ill not be accepted in leiu o f an
applications but may be included.
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Port of Portland
The Port is an
Equal Opportunity Employer
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed b id s w i l l be received u n t il 1:00 p.m. on the
d a te s in d ic a t e d in th e P u rc h a s in g D e p a rtm e n t,
Multnomah County School D i s t r i c t #1J. 501 N. Dixon,
P o rtla n d , Oregon f o r the items li s t e d h e re in :
BID FILING
DATE
August 1, 1989
August 8. 1989
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BID TITLE
Roosevelt High School C ounseling
Center Remodel
Beaunont M iddle School A d d itio n
And Remodeling
Barkdust For Various S ite s
Concert Piano For Grant High School
Ice Cream Bars For High Schools,
M iddle Schools, S elect Elementary
Schools And O ffic e s
Musical Instrum ents For V arious
Schools 1989-90
P a in t And M iscellaneous P a in tin g
S upplies (Requirement C o n tra c t)
Paper S upplies For Warehouse Stock,
1990-91
S taples And Processed Foods, 1990-91
T e le v is io n Equipment
Fermai announce.*»
b id d in g document may be ob tain ed at th e above
address. For a d d itio n a l in fo rm a tio n , please co n ta ct
M. J. Hutchens, D ir . o f Purchasing, 249-2000, Ext. 581.
INTERNAL AUDITOR II
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
The Port o f Portland has an immediate opening fo r an Internal A u d ito r II
to conduct or assist in conducting financial, operational and contract audits,
evaluate the adequacy and effectiveness o f management controls, plan and
execute complete reviews, o f lim ited audit assignments, report audit fin d ­
ings and make recommendations to Port management, assist in the p erform ­
ance o f special reviews, perform other auditing duties as assigned. A n tic i­
pated duties to include,but are not lim ited to, the fo llo w in g :
w Determines or assists in direction o f audit and procedures to be used,
w Prepares or assists in preparing audit program,
w Obtains, analyzes and appraises evidentiary data.
«■ Prepares form al w ritten reports on audit conclusions.
«■ Develops and maintains cooperative audits relationships.
«■ Special projects as assigned.
Preferred qualifications include:
w Course w ork or experience equivalent to a degree in accounting or
in business adm inistration, w ith emphasis in accounting or related
fie ld . C IA or C P A preferred or candidate.
w One to tw o years prior auditing experience.
«■ Experience in Lotus 1-2-3 and M u ltiM a te and/or other related soft­
ware.
w Demonstrated oral and w ritten comm unications skills.
«■ Solid human relations skills.
In addition to a comprehensive benefit package the Port offers a starting
o f $22,410 - $27,740, w ith a fu ll salary range o f $22,410 - $33,070. I f
interested and qualified, apply in person at The Port o f Portland employment
o ffice, 700 N.E. M ultnom ah, 14th floor, or call 503-231-5000, extension
700 fo r complete application materials. Resumes w ill not be accepted in lieu
o f application, but may be included. A ll applications must be received by
Friday, July 21,1989.
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Once more A fric a n Am erican women liv in g w ith in the environs o f the
C ity o f Roses w ill be able to acquire some o f those mysterious beauty
potions, the likes o f which made it possible fo r Cleopatra to intrigue such
notables as Julius Caesar and M arc Antony.
D om inica (K o ko) Harris, w ell-know n fo r her association w ith Dcbonaire
Productions has accepted a position as a beauty consultant at J. C. Penney
and she is the Oregon representative for F lo ri Roberts Cosmetics. Long
known fo r her association w ith Dcbonaire Productions' youth development
program, "Project C om m unication" in the Portland Public Schools, Miss
Harris w ill now devote her attention to aiding some o f our Portland A frican
Am erican women to put their best foot forw ard w ith the way they m ight
appear in the various settings that the m odem women is compelled to face.
Whether at home, in the o ffice or out painting the town, it is the desire o f
every woman to want to look her best. For sometime those special makeup
ingredients made especially fo r the A frican Am erican woman have been
d iffic u lt i f impossible to find in our local com m unity. Those w ith the
w herewithal have made special trips to New Y o rk C ity to replenish some o f
the very special agents o f beauty enhancement. Such an extreme no longer
w ill be necessary. It is the intention o f M iss Harris and her associates to
provide all o f the needs necessary to make the modem women look her best.
It is especially encouraging to observe that F lo ri Roberts in cooperation w ith
J. C. Penney had the good sense to add this very im portant line to their
already fabulous cosmetic collections. The smooth velvet skin o f the Black
women is something that has intrigued poets and musicians for ages. It now
w ill be possible to make such trances a decidedly rewarding reality for
women o f color. A ll Portland salutes this very special new adjunct to the
business com m unity. W ith in due time, D om inica Harris is going to change
the face o f Portland’ s A frican Am erican women.
Port of Portland
The Port Is an
Equal Opportunity Employer
METRO ELECTRICAL
JATC
Will accept applications weekdays from
9:30 A.M. August 1, 1989 until 4:00
P.M.August 14, 1989. Minimum require­
ments are high school graduate with a
2.0 GPA or Ged of 230 and a “C” grade
for one year of Alegebra.
(Official transcripts must be mailed to
metro by the school, and college tran­
scripts are helpful). Score of “ high”
of VG score of 45 on aptitude test. Must
be 18 years or older and resident of the
committee’s area.
Starting pay is $6.93 per hour. Accepted
apprentices must certify they are physi­
cally able to do electrical construction
work and may be subject to substance
abuse testing.
Metro Electrical Training Center
5600 NE 42nd Avenue
Portland, OR., 97218; Call 287-0756
IN S U R A N C E
MEDICAL CLAIMS
ANALYSTS
Blue Cross and Blue Shield o f Ore­
gon is currently accepting app li­
cations fo r M edical Claim s A na­
lysts. This position is responsible
for accurate and tim ely payment
o f Blue Cross and Blue Shield o f
Oregon’ s medical claims. E xperi­
ence necessary to perform this
task w ill include:
■ 1 year recent clerical w ork expe­
rience in a doctors o ffice or
hospital setting
• Demonstrated knowledge o f medi­
cal term inology and anatomy.
This may be obtained through a
classroom setting or o ffice ex­
perience.
• IC D -9/C PT-4 Coding
• A m inim um o f 6-12 months ex­
perience using a C R T in a pro­
duction oriented environment
• Fast, accurate use o f a 10-key
calculator.
Previous claims processing or insur­
ance b illin g experience h ighly de­
sirable.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield o f Ore­
gon offers an excellent employee
benefits package, com petitive
salary and flex time w ork hours.
Please apply or send resume to:
Blue Cross and
Blue Shield of Oregon
Human Resources Dept, 5th Fir
100 S.W. M arket
Portland, OR 97201
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PROGRAM ANALYST
Responsibilities: A d ult Program con­
tract development including ne­
gotiation and related budget de­
velopment and analysis; program
performance evaluation; design and
implementation o f m onthly and
quarterly performance reports;
planning, research and develop­
ment projects as assigned.
Preferred qualifications: Degree in
public adm inistration, business,
economics, planning or related
field; tw o years relevant w ork ex-
perience in contract development,
contract negotiation, program de­
sign, project development and
evaluation; excellent technical
w ritin g skills and oral com m uni­
cation skills; valid driver’ s license
and reliable transportation. Q uali­
fyin g experience may be substi­
tuted fo r education.
Salary Range: $21,551 to $33,009
plus excellent benefit package
Closing date: 5 PM Thursday July
27, 1989.
TRAINER
Responsibilities: Responsible for train­
ing in The Private Industry Coun­
c il adult program: instructing par­
ticipants in effective jo b search
techniques; testingand interview ­
ing individuals w ith employment
barriers; assisting individuals in
selecting appropriate vocational
goals; placing individuals in ap­
propriate training programs.
Preferred qualifications: Degree with
m ajor coursework in counseling,
sociology or closely related field;
tw o years w ork experience in edu-
cation or social casework; k n o w l­
edge o f vocational testing. Suc­
cessful candidate w ill have broad
understanding and experience in
both public and private sector em­
ploym ent and training, and w ill
bring creativity and energy to the
position. Q ualifying experience
may be substituted for education.
Salary Range: $18,263 to $27,831
plus excellent benefit package
Closing date: 5 PM Monday, July 24,
1989
A pplications available at The P ri­
vate Industry C ouncil, 520 SW
6th Ave., Suite 400, Portland, OR
97204. A n A ffirm a tiv e A ction/
Equal O pportunity Em ployer
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Sealed bids fo r the President’ s Residence Reroofing project w ill be
received by the Oregon State Board o f H igher Education u ntil 2:30 PM,
August 10, 1989.
A dditional inform ation may be obtained by contacting the OSU Physical
Plant, Adams H all, C orvallis, Oregon 97331-2001 or telephone 503-754-
4921.
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