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June 3 , 1992...The Portland Observer...Page 11
Portland Observer
CLASSIFIEDS
Senior
Transportation
Planner
Planning Department
Full-time
$16.13 - $22.70/hr. (Effective
July 1,1992)
Metro is recruiting for someone
to work in the Regional Trans­
portation Planning Section of
M etro’s Transportation De­
partment. The Senior Trans­
portation Planner will coordi­
nate the annual development
and submittal of the Transpor-
tation Improvement Program
(TIP) to federal, state, and lo­
cal jurisdictions. In general,
the Senior Planner will coordi­
nate the production of and write
the annual TIP; maintain docu­
mentation of regional trans­
portation projects in regard to
status and costs; in response
to the Inte rn o da l S urface
Transportation Efficiency Act
o f 1991; c o o rd in a te the
prioritization of regional trans­
portation projects for state and
federal funding; develop and
administer program for Metro
vehicle registration file; assist
in the identification of regional
tra n sp o rta tio n funds; and,
manage or assist in general
transportation planning stud­
ies as necessary. Typical du­
ties will include but not be lim­
ited to: developing and man­
aging project work programs
and tim elines; coordinating
agency staff and technical
committees in the preparation
of tra n sp o rta tio n planning
studies and programs ; prepar­
ing regular written and/or oral
progress reports for elected
officials, project management
staff, technical staff, and the
public. This position closes
June 10, 1992. Applications
and supplem ental require­
ments can be picked up at the:
Metro Personnel Office
2000 S. W. First Avenue
Portland, OR 97201
Resumes will not be accepted
AA/EEO Employer
METRO
Management
The State of O regon Building
Codes Agency is recruiting for
Principal Executive/Manager D:
Assistant Manger, Field Services
Section, in Salem. Applicants
must have 6 years of experience
in supervision, staff-technical, or
professional-level work directly
related to the construction indus­
try and the experience must have
included at least two years of
supervision and management of
a program or section. This posi­
tion requires extensive overnight
travel to field offices around the
state. S alary Range: $2965-
$4176 monthly plus benefits. Call
the Human Resources Section
at 378-5553 for an application
and written examination pack­
age. Refer to Announcement
#OC920280. Application dead­
line is June 24, 1992. An Equal
Opportunity Employer: Minority,
female, and disabled candidates
are encouraged to apply.
Advisor
Residential Advisor
Springdale Job Corps Center is
accepting applications for per­
sons to work with young adults
ages 16-24 in a dormitory set­
ting: Fulltime and on-call basis,
evening, night and weekend
shifts. Please send resume to
Linda Kadoun, Management &
Training Corporation, 31224 E.
Crown Point Highway, Troutdale,
Oregon 97060.
EOE
M/F/V/H
Driver/Warehouse
Person
Utility company Jobs. Start $7.80-
15.75/hr, your area. Men and
women needed. No experience
necessary. For information, call
1 -900-370 4561, ext. 6857 6am
8pm - 7 days - $12.95 fee.
NABISCO, a major food manufac­
turer in Portland, has an opening
for an Industrial Electrician. Quali­
fied applicants will have:
• Oregon Journey-level Electrical
license
• Experience in a manufacturing
environment
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and
move unrestricted through the
facility
• Ability to work any shift and some
weekends
Qualified applicants should send
their resumes to : Electrician
Dept. PO-0603, P.O. Box 3469,
Portland, OR 97208. No phone
calls please. Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action Employer M/
F/DA/.
Manufacturing Company is look­
ing for a Warehouse/Driver. This
position will be responsible for
receiving components and re­
stocking. In addition, will drive
our truck and transport merchan­
dise between our two locations.
Must be able to operate forklift
and possess acommercial driver
license, hours are Monday - Fri­
day 10:00 A.M. To 6:30 P.M.
starting Pay is $6.00 an hour.
Excellent benefit package after
60 days. Please apply directly to
Hall Laboratories located at3580
NE Broadway, Monday - Friday
between 1:00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M.
We are an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
NABISCO
Environmental
Operations Manager
Loan Officer,
Residential
Large Portland company requires
a person to pro-actively lead our
environm ental program s. Re­
sponsibility for developing, imple­
menting and managing appro­
priate program s for air/water
quality and hazardous waste.
Take charge to ensure compli­
ance with DEQ.EPA & other fed-
eral/state environmental regula­
tions, establish contingency plans
and facilitate appropriate aware­
ness and training of employees.
Familiarity with maritime indus­
try beneficial.
Excellent compensation and ben­
efit programs. We are an EEO
company. Please reply (with re­
sume and salary history) to P.O.
Box 4768, Portland, OR 97208-
4768.
City of Eugene
Temporary - $9.38 - $l3.43/hr.
Temporary 6-12 month position
provides assistance with the
Housing Rehabilitation Loan Pro­
gram for homeowner and invest­
ment properties, Housing Acqui­
sition Program, Home Repair
Program, Historic Restoration
Loan Program, and other real
e s ta te
fin a n c e
a c tiv itie s .
Bachelor's Degree or equivalent
desired. Obtain application from
Human Resource and Risk Ser­
vices, 777 Pearl Street, Room
101, Eugene. 687-5061. AA/EOE
Part-Time Transit
Operator
Salem Area Mass Transit District
is now seeking qualified individu­
als to fill future part-time Transit
Operator vacancies. Must be
available for work five out of our
six operating days (M onday
through Saturday). No previous
bus driving or large vehicle ex­
perience necessary to apply. We
train. Wage is $9.71 per hour.
We promote our successful part-
time operators to full-time posi­
tions as full-time positions be­
come available. Pick up a de­
tailed vacancy announcement
which lists requirements and of­
ficial application form at our Per­
sonnel Office at 3140 Del Webb
Ave. N.E., Salem, Oregon 97303.
completed application form must
be received by 5:00 p.m. on June
12, 1992. Equal O pportunity
Employer.
Subsidized
Subsidized units may be available
at this time. If not, qualified appli­
cants may be placed on a waiting
list. We are committed to
Equal Housing Opportunity.
Meadow Glen
Tillamook, OR
842-2943
GMC
Teacher
Teacher, Special
Education
(Multihandicapped Student
Program)
Requires: Valid Basic or Standard
Oregon Teachi ng Certificate with
Hanidcapped Learner or S e­
verely H andicapped Learner
Endorsement and ability to safely
lift up to 60 lbs.
Application Deadline:
5:00 pm. 6/8/92
Starting Date: August, 1992
MESD applications available M-F,
Multnom ah ESD Recruitm ent
O ffice, 11611 NE Ainsw orth
Circle, Portland, OR 97220-9017.
An Equal Opportunity Employer &
Drug Free Work Place
Traffic Control/Facility
Maintenance
Technician
$2394-$2975/Mo
Excellent Benefits +
6% Pers retirement contribution
The City of Oregon City is seeking
a Traffic Control/Facility Mainte­
nance Technician. The qualified
candidate will be responsible for
installation and maintenance of
City owned traffic signal control
equipm ent Also, the qualified
candidate will be in charge of
maintenance on all City owned
facilities including telephone,
h e a tin g /a ir-co n d itio n in g , and
alarm systems. Requires a high
school diploma or GED certifi­
cate with 5 years experience in
testing and repairing electrical
and electronic equipment. Four
of the five years must have been
maintaining and repairing traffic
signals and signal controllers; Or
an Associates degree in Elec­
tronic Technology and four years
of maintaining and repairing traf­
fic signals and signal controllers.
One year of experience in gen­
eral facilities maintenance re­
quired. Must possess a valid
State of Oregon Journeyman's
electrician's license. Possession
of a valid Oregon CDL Class B
driver’s license must be obtained
within 6 months of employment;
Application packets are available
at City of O regon C ity, 320
Warner Milne Road, Oregon City,
OR 97045, (503) 657-0891. All
required information must be Re­
ceived by City Hall no later than
4:30 pm on Monday, June 29,
1992. Equal Employment Oppor­
tunity Employer
Restaurant
Burgerville USA
Assistant Managers
Inconveniently located for most of
America. Yes, we are not every­
where. Only the Pacific North­
west. We began over 60 years
ago and we are unique in other
ways besides our location and
our years of experience.
We need unique, career minded
professionals to join our family.
Assistant Manger's salary up to
$24,000. We provide family cov­
erage for health and dental in­
surance.
If you have a proven track record of
supervising people effectively in
either food or retail service, then
we are interested in you. Call
Terri Hurley 206-694-1521.
Subsidized
Subsidized units may be available
at this time. If not, qualified appli­
cants may be placed on a waiting
list. We are committed to Equal
Housing Opportunity.
King Dishman
N.E. 6th and Alberta
287-2162
GMC
Electrician
V
B urger V llem
Multnomah Athletic Club has acur-
rent full time temporary position
a va ila b le for o u r g ra ve ya rd
housekeeping shift. P osition
does require previous janitorial
experience. Call 223-8748 9:00-
11:00 a.m. for an appointment.
Equal Opportunity Employer
PORTLAND OBSERVER
"The Eyes and Ears ol the Community
Office: (503)288-0033
Fax#: (503)288-0015
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Event Custodian
Memorial Coliseum/
Civic Stadium
$7.56/hour (Part-time)
We re looking for a presentable,
industrious, reliable person to
assure that both the Memorial
Coliseum and Civic Stadium are
clean, orderly and properly main­
tained for final set-up and event
maintenance and followup.
Minimum one year experience in
facility cle a nin g or ja n ito ria l
work.You must be able to work
independently and follow written
and oral instructions. You must
be able to work with the general
public present; you must be able
to perform dirty work while stay­
ing personally clean and present­
able. You must be able to stand
and walk for your entire shift.
Some lifting, you must be avail­
able to work any day, any shift.
You must be willing to be CPR
certified.
Position open only to residents of
the First Opportunity Target Area.
Boundaries are: N. Columbia Bv.
on the North, NE 42nd Ave on the
East, Banfield Freeway on the
South, N Chautauqua, including
Columbia Villa on the West.
Apply In Person to the Personnel
Office at the Coliseum, 1401 N.
Wheeler. Applications are avail­
able from May 29-June 11, from
9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Data Processing Professionals
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oregon is currently accepting applica­
tions for Programmer Analysts. Several new business efforts will be
requiring individuals with experience working in a large scale IBM
environment.
Successful candidates will have strong communication, interpersonal
and user skills. Positions require 2-5 years experience in performing
systems analysis and design, coding, testing and implementation
assignments.
Candidates must also have experience in the following:
Oregon Department
Of Energy
Contractor Mailing List
The Oregon Department of Energy
is conducting the annual update
of its mailing list for personal
services contracts. If you are in­
terested in being placed on this
list, information and forms may
be obtained from the Department
by calling Jan Simmons at 503-
378-6968 or toll-free in Oregon
1-800-221-8035. Send written
requests to: Grants & Contracts
Section, Oregon Department of
Energy, 625 Marion Street NE,
Salem, OR 97310.
Oregon State Board Of Nursing
Certified Nursing
Assistant Competency
Evaluator
Oregon State
Classification C6292
$2000 - $2652 Monthly
The OSBN is recruiting for a CNA
Competency Evaluator, compe­
tency Evaluation objectively de­
termines candidates’ suitability
to be Certified Nursing Assis­
tance. The Competency Evalua­
tor is responsible for the coordi­
nation of Nurse Aide Compe­
tency Evaluation (NACEP) ex­
ams throughout the State. This
position evaluates and sched­
ules test sites, schedules appli­
cants, administers tests, pre­
pares tests for scoring, and hires
site Coordinators. Must have
current unencumbered Oregon
R.N. license and be willing to
travel to test sites statewide.
Call Barbara at 503-731 -4745 and
request a Recruiting Announce­
ment and State of Oregon PD-
100 application.
Your application and answers to
the exam questions must be
R E C E IV E D by 4 :3 0 pm on
June 15, 1992.
Fun Work & Good
Money!
Make a living making a difference
in children’s lives. Disoovery Toys
needs managers and part-time
sellers.
Call 283-4042
• COBOL
.V S AM
• OS/JCL
• TSO/ISPF
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oregon offers an excellent employee
benefits package, flex-time work hours and competitive salary. Pre­
employment drug screening required. To assure your resume is
processed immediately, place ad #068 at the top of your resume or
in your cover letter. Send resume to:
Blue cross
Blue Shield
of Oregon
Human Resources Dept., 3rd fir
100 S.W. Market
Portland, OR 97201
TDD#225-6780
Equal Opportunity Employer
Specification Writer I
Engineering
The Port of Portland has an immediate opening for a Specification
Writer I in its Engineering Design division.
The successful candidate will:
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Information Systems Adm inistra­
tor Manage the national award­
winning Oregon Public Access
C a ta lo g , the O re g o n S ta te
Library's statewide information
system serving libraries, state
government, and citizens. The
successful candidate will have
an ALA-accredited MLS and four
years of progressively respon­
sible library experience includ­
ing at least two years of manage­
ment experience. Compensation
range is $35,580-$50,112. Ap­
plication information is available
from Barbara Columbus, Oregon
State Library, State Library Build­
ing, Salem, Oregon, 97310, (503)
378-4243. Application deadline
is July 17, 1992. The Oregon
State Library is an equal oppor­
tunity, affirm ative action em ­
ployer committed to cultural di­
versity.
r Advertising
Employment
. Bids/Sub-Bids
Write clear, concise, and complete construction specifications.
• Assist in establishing and maintaining efficient systems for the
preparation and retention of construction specifications and
related documents.
• Coordinates and assists in the preparation of contract manuals
for the bidding process of construction projects.
Education and experience preferred:
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Proven writing skills which include excellent spelling, grammar,
punctuation, and proofing.
•
Demonstrated personal computer skills using WordPerfect.
•
Demonstrated ability to organize and coordinate multiple activi­
ties.
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Demonstrated ability to work well with people.
•
Demonstrated ability to work well under pressure.
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Experience in contract documents, technical engineering termi­
nology, and CSI format.
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Experience and/or knowledge of design procedures and con­
struction methods.
In addition to a starting salary of $22,608 - $25,604, the Port offers a
comprehensive benefit package.
If interested and qualified, apply in person at the Port of Portland
employment office, 700 NE Multnomah, 14th floor. Applicants residing
outside the Portland metropolitan area or physically disabled appli­
cants may request application materials by calling (503) 731-7400.
Preemployment drug screening is required. All applications must be
received by 5 pm, Friday, June 5,1992.
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Port of Portland
Housing
Executive Director
Non-Profit Housing Corporation
N on-profit housing corporation
seeks professional with experi­
ence in real estate development
and property management to
oversee rehabilitation and man­
agement of 352 properties in N/
NE Portland. Director will be re­
sponsible for hiring and supervi­
sion, administration, fiscal man­
agement and organizational de­
velopment of a start-up non-profit
undertaking a $12 million project.
Strong communication skills and
an ability to work with a diverse
group of tenants and constitu­
ents is required.
For more information please con­
tact Portland Community Rein­
vestment Initiatives, (PCRI) at
288-2923.
TCI Cablevision Of Oregon, Inc.,
an Equal Opportunity Employer,
currently has a full time opening
for the following position:
Telemarketer
Drug Test Required Of Final Appli­
cant
Qualifications: Professional tele­
phone skills. Experience in sales
and telemarketing. Familiar with
Cable Television Industry.
Applications Accepted Until: 6/12/
92
Interested parties may submit ap-
plications/resumes by mail to:
TCI Cablevison Of Oregon, Inc.
3500 SW Bond Street
Portland, OR 97201
Attn: Kit Kohler
Education
George Fox College is seeking
part time faculty for Fall (9-2 to
12-18) & Spring (1-11 to 4-30)
Semesters, as follows:
• Education: Student Teacher Su­
pervision, Elem & Sec (F & S)
• Education: Reading Diagnostics
(s)
• Education: Reading Curriculum
(s)
• Freshman Bible Survey (F & S)
• Geology/Astronomy (F & S)
• International Relations (F)
• Literature: Major Themes (F)
• Literature: American (S)
• Math: College Algebra/Trig (F)
• Psychology: General (F & S)
• Psychology: Social (F)
• Psychology: Human Develop­
ment, Youth to Old Age (S)
• Speech-Communication:
Introduction (F & S)
• Speech Communication:
Public Relations (S)
• Writing: Eng Comp (F & S)
• Writing: Interpreting Lit (S)
Masters Degree required, Doctor­
ate preferred for all the above
George Fox College is an Equal
O pportunity/Affirm ative Action
Employer. To apply: send re­
sume, references & a statement
on your commitment to the Chris­
tian faith to: A cadem ic V.P.
George Fox College, Newberg,
OR, 97132, 538-8383
Multnomah Athletic Club has a
current summer position avail­
able in our Boys locker Room.
Position will be Mon-Fri 9 :00 a.m .-
3:00. Please call 223-87489:00-
11:00 a.m. for an appointment.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Deadline for classifieds is Monday 5pm
Fax: 288-0015
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