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State of Oregon
Job Opportunities
Temporary Group Life
Coordinator
Woodburn
Salary Range $9.83 per hour
MacLaren School for Boys is now
hiring for part-tim e-on-call
Group Life Coordinator posi­
tions.
For application, job description
and further information please
contact:
Vicki Kahle
2630 N. Pacific Hwy.
Woodburn, OR 97071
(503) 982-4477
State of Oregon
Equal Opportunity Employer
Women and Ethnically
Diverse Candidates are
encouraged to apply.
Printing
Swing Press
Operators &
Graveyard Bindery
LazerQuick, NW’s largest quick
printer, needs FT swing shift
press operators and a FT
graveyard bindery operator for
immediate openings at Bea­
verton & Wilsonville locations.
Pay DOE. Exc benefit pkg inc
401 (k) & team perf. bonuses.
Pre-employment drug screen.
Fax/send resume or apply in
person at:
LazerQuick
27375 SW Parkway
Wilsonville, OR 97070
Fax: 503-682-1670
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action Employer
Department of Consumer and Business Services
Workers’ Compensation Division
Request for Proposals
Qualified contractors are requested to subm it proposals for
furnishing worksite modification assistance to em ployers and
injured workers who are clients of the W orkers C om pensa­
tion Division. Services required include job analysis, ergo­
nomic assessment, worksite m odification equipm ent and
vendor research, coordination of worksite modification ser­
vices, and worksite modification follow-up. Such services are
necessary in areas throughout the state.
Proposals will be accepted by the W orkers Com pensation
Division, Operations Section until 5:00 p.m. Aug. 1 5 ,1 994. A
copy of the Request for Proposal (RFP) and the terms and
conditions of the contract may be obtained from Becky
Sherwood, Operations Section, W orkers' Compensation Di­
vision, 2nd Floor, Labor and Industries Bldg., Salem OR,
97310, or by calling (503) 945-7617.
Any or all proposals may be rejected for good cause upon a
finding that it is in the public interest to do so.
First Row: Edwina Gonzalez, Ann Foster, Betty Stephens, Renae’ Allen Bertrand Maney, Maggie Ward,
Gloria Tims Lynn Taiton, Minnie Belle Johnson. Lyda Overton, JoAnn Travis, Ball Chair.
Second Row: Betty Thompson, President, Ethel Waters, Albertha Dorsey, Pamela Rahsaan, Serena
Stoudamire Karen Ridgeway. Rica Brooks, Ball Co-chair, Pauline Bradford.
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Not pictured• Harriet Boyd, Layola Brown, Mamie Carter, Claudette LaVert-Collier, Carrie Ho liday,
Renae Jamison, Dolores Jeffries, Debora Leopold, Carrie Muldrew, Brenda Tripllett. Bertha Watson.
Career Opportunities
Port Of Portland
Senior Buyer
Contracts & Procurement
Closing Date: July 22,1994
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 and physically
disabled applicants may request application materials by call­
ing 503-731 -7400. Preemployment drug screening is required.
All applications must by received by 5 p.m. on the closing date.
Information about career opportunities with the Port can be
obtained by calling the Job Hotline at 503-731-7480.________
Career Opportunities
Port Of Portland
Landscape Gardener 1
Property & Development Services
Closing Date: July 22,1994
Youth
Business
Camp
Scholarships
Available
The Solomon Fund and the
M cDonald’s Corporation are
several scholarships
Energy Management If interested and qualified, apply in person at the Port of Portland sponsoring
for minority and female students
Employment Office, 700 NE Multnomah, 14th floor. Applicants
Engineer
ages 12-16. The sponsors are pro­
residing outside the Portland metropolitan area and physically
viding five tuition paid scholar­
Five years of progressively re­
disabled applicants may request application materials by caH-
sponsible experience in com­
ships to minority and female stu­
ing 503-731 -7400. Preemployment drug screening is required.
mercial energy management
dents who will be selected to at­
All applications must by received by 5 p.m. on the closing date.
or four years experience with
tend the Youth Entrepreneurial
Information about career opportunities with the Port can be
an Engineer-in-Training (EIT)
Camp. The Camp is organized
obtained by calling the Job Hotline at 503-731-7480.________
certificate, including lead work
and presented by the Small Busi­
and project management re­
ness Development Center, Port­
sponsibilities. Bachelor of Sci­
land Community College Open
ence Degree in Engineering or
Campus.
other related field. Training in
The “Business Camp” will en­
building mechanical or electri­
able students to develop skills in:
cal systems and equipment,
business presentations, personal
commercial process energy
finance, computer skills, market­
use and energy analysis meth­
ing, management skills, and en­
The Oregon Departm ent of Environm ental Quality (DEQ) is
ods. Valid driver's license re­
trepreneurial skills... The week­
developing a list of contractors who perform services related
quired.
long business camp August 22-
to em ergency response or time critical removal actions.
Position closes Monday, August 1,1994.
26, 1994 will be filled each day
Specific information is requested from contractors capable of
For information and application
with exciting concepts, activities
responding to environm ental incidents on a 24-hour on-call
packet contact, Eugene Water
and lots of opportunities to inter­
emergency basis and time critical removal actions with a
& Electric Board, 500 E 4th
act with 25 other students from
Avenue, PO Box 10148, Eu­
seven (7) day advance notice. Em ergency incidents include,
through out the Portland area.
gene OR 97440 (503) 484-
but are not limited to: spills to roadways, soil or water;
“This will be an excellent oppor­
abandoned waste; vapors; and illegal drug labs. Removal
3769.
tunity for minority and female
EWEB is committed to diversity
actions include, but are not limited to, soil removal and/or
students to develop business
in its workforce and is an
overpacking and transporting drum m ed waste. For a copy of
equal opportunity employer.
skills, that will help to prepare
the RFI specific to these services, contact Kim Carlson at
them to be the next generation of
(503)229 -63 12.
business owners and operators”,
said Gregory W hite, of the
Solomon Fund.
Development
To qualify, students must be
Assistant
between 12-16 in age and attend a
To provide clerical, research and Portland area grade or high
special events support for dy­ school. Additional program re­
namic non-profit. Req. 50 wpm, quirements and application ma­
FrwfghtHn«r Corporation Is the North Ameri­
computer/database manage­ terials can be obtained by writing
can market leader In the design, devefopmert
ment, detail oriented and ex­ and enclosing a self addressed
and manufacture of a complete Ine of techno
cellent communication skills.
stam ped envelope to P. O.
loglcaly-advanced heavy trucks. Currently, we
FT plus benefits. Send cover
Box 11463, Portland, Oregon
letter with salary requirements
have the folowlng opportunity avaiatale In our
97211;
attn: Youth Camp. Appli­
and resume to Oregon Food
Portland headquarters:
cation
deadline
is Friday, July 29,
Bank, 2540 NE Riverside Way,
1994.
Portland, OR 97211. No Calls.
Service
Oregon Department of
Environmental Quality
Request For Information (RFI)
Documentation
Specialist
Position closes 7/20/94. Equal
Opportunity Employer.______
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mentation, prtmarty In the Sparteh language,
for the operation, maintenance and repair of
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To qualfy. you must have a Bachelor's degree
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or equivalent technical writing ednatlon and
axpertenoe Also, you must have a minimum of
1 year axpertenoe producing technical itera
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Business, Music, &
African-American Studies
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required Inducing the atadty to Interpret/
translate technical information Famdartty with
truck/automotlve ndustry terminology and PCs,
Windows and SGML authoring are desired
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Fraghtmer offers an attractive compensation
and beneftts package If you are qualified and
d l o n d f i y - P h ie /a y
wish to be considered, please send your
resume, cover letter and salary history to:
P e rs o n n e l O p e ra tio n s , PO Box 4790,
Portland, OR »7206-4790 You may also fax
your resume to (503) 735 6657 No phone cats
9 AM - 11 PM Monday through Saturday
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9 AM - 9 PM Sundays
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