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L 'LASS1FIEDS A N D HMDS
B uilding Plan Exam iner ll-$21 39 to $24.77/hr. Open Continuous
Reference No 832 Exam No.97-061.
Electrician-$20.31 to$22.08/hr. Open Continuous. Reference No
834. Exam No. 97-083.
Em ergency C om m unications O perator Trainee (ECOT)-Closes
5/29/98. Reference No. 842. Exam No. 98-060.
Engineer (S tructural)-B ureau o f B uildings- $44,723 to $5,205/
mo. Open Continuous. Reference No. 844. Exam No. 98-068.
M anagement Auditor-$3,413 to $4,358/mo.
Reference No. 824 Exam No. 98-061.
closes 5/22/98
of Oregon, Inc.
Social Service
COMMUNITY DETENTION MONITOR
Other Instructio n s: Position closes: May 22, 1993.
Mower O perator (Opens 5/6/98)-$13.68 to $16.75/hr. Closes 5/
15/98. Reference No. 823. Exam No. 98-070.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Recreation S upervisor (Multnomah Arts Center)-$3,413to$4,358/
mo. Closes 5/8/98. Reference No. 043.
Secretarial Clerk l-$20,280 to $28 142/yr.
Reference No. 837. Exam No. 97-123.
Open Continuous.
Secretarial Clerk ll-$21,611 to $30,451/yr.
Reference No. 839. Exam No. 97-124.
Open Continuous.
Senior Management Information Systems (MIS) Support Ana­
l y s t ^ , 591 to $4,587/mo. Closes 5/18/98. Reference No. 825.
Exam No. 98-066.
Senior Program Analyst-$45,365 to $57,990/yr. Closes 5/18/98.
Reference No. 822. Exam No. 98-067.
System Analyst/Programmer-$45,365 to $57.990/yr. Open Con­
tinuous. Reference No. 833. Exam No. 97-073.
For detailed information, call 823-4573 and choose reference no.
from ad.
Mailing address:
Salary $3,146 to $6,240
monthly, DOE
Attorney position in the G overn­
ment Services Section of the
General Counsel Division in
Salem. Duties include provid­
ing general counsel services to
Oregon public safety agencies.
Must have excellent writing,
analytical and verbal skills.
Must be OSB member. To ap­
ply, call (503) 378-5555, ext
321, TTY (503) 378-5938, or
in te rn e t
at
h ttp ://
www .doj.state.or.us. Applica­
tion deadline is April 30,1998.
AA/EOE.
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Request for Proposal due by 4:00 PM on: May 29,1998
Proposals will not be publicly opened and read aloud.
Proposals m ust be sealed in their entirety, and the packag­
ing clearly m arked with the Proposer’s nam e, address, and
RFP num ber. P roposals will be received until, but not after,
4:00 PM, by M ultnom ah C ounty Purchasing, 2505 SE 11th
Ave., Portland, OR 97202, for:
The Portland Development Commission values diversity in its
workforce and is committed to equal employment opportunity and
affirmative action.
The M ultnom ah C ounty Dept. of C om m unity & Family Svcs.,
C om m unity P rogram s & P artnerships Div., is seeking to co n ­
tract with one qualified agency to provide intensive com prehen­
sive, cu lturally specific services to African A m erican males,
ages 15-17. The youth participants m ust be in the juvenile
justice system to the extent that they have been com m itted to
the State close security system and are returning to the
com m unity, or are currently on probation, but at risk of co m m it­
m ent if th e ir crim inal behaviors escalate.
Oregon Legislature
Analyst/Advisor
Accounting
Columbia
Sportswear Company*
Financial Systems
Analyst
W e’re seeking a Financial Sys­
tems Analyst who thrives on
challenge and is looking for
potential to grow with a fast
paced, successful company.
In this vital position, you will:
• Interface with Accounting/Fi-
nance and IS management.
• Implement financial systems
from the user’s perspective.
• Audit other system applications
for appropriate level of con­
trols.
• Establish accurate reporting and
data retrieval.
• Coordinate projects as assigned
by senior management.
BS/BA in Computer Science or
Accounting/Business Admin or
equivalent. 3+ years’ account­
ing systems related experience
required; ISauditaplus. Knowl­
edge of accounting/financial
systems reporting required.
Send resume to: Human Re­
sources, Dept. FSA, PO Box
83239, Portland OR 97283, or
Fax to: (503) 735-4597. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
VAN DRIVER (PAT) to transport
clients with mental health and/
or substance abuse issues.
Valid ODL, insurable, and
clean background check re­
quired. Prior exper. Preferred.
Send resume by May 1 to:
Otis Clark, 6329 NE MLK,
Portland, OR 97211.
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Call For Bid
Multnomah County, Oregon
Request for Proposal
No. P952-95-0338
Computer
Minorities, females and disabled are encouraged to apply.
Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of the City
Engineer, 244 East Broadway, Eugene, O regon 97401, (541)
682-5560 for a non-refundable fee of $40.00.
City E ngineer
Portland, OR 97201
1400 SW 5th Ave., Lobby
A ll w o rk s h a ll be c o m p le te d b y O c to b e r 1 , 1998. P la n s a nd
s p e c ific a tio n s h a ve a d d itio n a l s c h e d u lin g d a te s fo r th e
w o rk.
Les Lyle, P.E.
1900 SW Fourth Avenue, #100
Personnel Application Center
T h is p ro je c t is F e d e ra lly fu n d e d . A p re -b id c o n fe re n c e is
s c h e d u le d fo r W e d n e s d a y , M ay 1 3 ,1 9 9 8 ,1 0 :0 0 a.m . a t th e
E u g e n e A irp o rt, 28855 L o c k h e e d D rive, E ugene, O re g o n .
Dated this 6th day of May, 1998.
Please pick up detailed job description and application packet at the
PDC. Completed application materials must be received at PDC no
laterthan5:00pm, May 15,1998. If outside Portland metro area, call
PDC hot line (503) 823-3463 to request a packet by mail.
Interim City Hall
Oregon Department
of Justice
Estim ated quantities of major work items to com plete this project
are: 17,848 Cu.Yd. Unclassified Excavation; 9,638 Sq. Yd.
C rushed Aggregate Base; 25,138 Sq. Yd. Subbase Course;
14,290 Sq. Yd. Cem ent Treated Base; 9,100 Tons AC; 584 Sq.
Yd. 15" Concrete Pavement; 298 Sq. Yd. Rotomilling; 2,462 Lin.
Ft. of Underdrains; 7,400 Lin. Ft. of Striping.
Commission
Pick up applications at:
Attorney
3. R econstruction of a taxiw ay underdrain system with
m anholes
Portland Development
Effective immediately, any request for open competitive or open
continuous examination applications must be accompanied by a
stamped, self-addressed, standard, business sized envelope. If
requests for applications are made close to our deadline, you may
not get the applications in time.
Social Services/Social Change/
Domestic Violence Intervention
Agency Bradley-Angle House
is seeking: Bilingual Spanish
Shelter Night Case Manager
(40 Hrs/Wk @ $9.40-9.55/Hr,
Benefits), T ransition Program
Case Manager (40 Hrs/Wk @
$9.92/Hr, Benefits), Youth in
Transition Program Coordi­
nator (35 Hrs/Wk @ $9.90/Hr,
Benefits) Application packets
are required and available by
calling (503) 296-8225 or at The
Urban League, 3034 NE MLK
Jr. Blvd. Closing Date: May 22,
1998. EEO/AA/Feminist Orga­
nization. Women, people o f
Color, and Sexual Minorities
encouraged to apply.
2. R econstruction of Taxiw ay A & A8
Requires: Specialized knowledge of underwriting low-to-moderate
income borrowers; general knowledge of Housing Quality Stan­
dards, building codes, City housing policies; valid driver license.
Also requires two years related experience in residential finance/
rehabilitation and loan underwriting, and Bachelor’s degree or
equivalent combination of training and experience specializing in
real estate financing. Direct experience underwriting Fannie Mae
loan products strongly desired.
Portland, OR. 97204
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1. R econstruction of the South G eneral Aviation (G.A.)
Ramp
$36,133-52,398
Seeking key member of loan production team for Neighborhood
Housing Program. Underwrites financial feasibility and program
compliance for loan applications for single-family rehabilitation and
purchase programs. Ensures that final loan products meet cus­
tomer needs, funding source standards, federal disclosure require­
ments, and City housing policies and goals. Extensive public
contact with people of varied social-economic backgrounds.
1220 SW 5th Ave. Room 1000
Events Coordinator - creative,
organized team player to coor­
dinate sponsors, plan and
implement both local and state­
wide special events. Requires
2 years exp. in event planning;
prefer degree in marketing,
public relations or related field.
Requires excellent skills in
communication, planning, and
problem solving. Need Car,
valid license and insurance. FT
+ benefits. Send resume & sal­
ary reqs. by 5/15/98 to Oregon
Food Bank, 2540 NE Riverside
Way, Portland, OR 97211. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
TAXIW AY A & A8 RECO NSTRUC TIO N
Loan Underwriter/Closer
Bureau of Personnel Services
EUGENE A IR P O R T(M A H LO N SW EET) A IP 3-41-
0018-22 SOUTH G.A. RAMP RECO NSTRUCTIO N
The work contem plated consists of, but is not lim ited to, the
following:
Send Resume/application to: Volunteers of America of Oregon,
Inc., 537 SE Alder St., Portland, OR 97214.
Closes 5/18/98.
Program m er A nalyst (Police)-$40,955 to $52,291/yr. closes 5/
26/98. Reference No. 840. Exam No. 89-069
J o b 3611
Job opening ad: Field monitor for at-risk youth diverted from
secure detention to community supervision. Responsibilities
include random face to face visits with youth at home, school,
work. Ensure youth comply with court ordered release plan.
Report activities. Experience with ethnically diverse populations,
good oral/written communication and computer skills. Education:
BA/AA + 2 yr or HS/GED + 4yr relevant experience. Special
requirements: Reliable insured vehicle, fluency in Spanish/Asian
dialect a plus. Hourly rate plus $.29 mileage. 40 hr. per week. Must
pass in-depth criminal history check prior to job offer.
M editation Program Manager (Sr. com m unity Relations Spe-
cialist)-$3,980to$5,084/m o. Closes 5/26/98. Reference No. 848.
Exam No. 98065.
Police Data Analyst-$3,413 to $4,358/mo.
Reference No. 836. Exam No. 98-064.
Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Eugene,
Oregon will receive sealed bids until 2:00 p.m ., W e d n e s d a y ,
M ay 27, 1998 at the office of the City Engineer, 244 East
Broadway, Eugene, Oregon. All bids will be publicly opened and
read at 10:05 a.m. in the conference room, 244 East Broadway,
for the following local im provem ent:
Volunteers of America
Open Continuous
Com m unity Police O fficer $30,306 to $49,733/yr. Open Continu
ous. Reference No. 829. Exam No. 97-146.
Plans shall be available Tuesday, May 5. 1998
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Employment Opportunities
City of Portland
Clerical Specialist-$1.856 to $2,590/mo.
Reference No. 830. Exam No. 97-118.
Call For Bids
• Provide IT Services to Legislators
• Project Leader, Analyst, Designer
• Participate in Technology Transition
• Client Server and Mainframe
For application information contact;
Karen Hupp
Employee Services
140 State Capitol, Salem OR 97310
(503) 986-1373
“ ‘ There is an O ptional pre-proposal w orkshop May 12,1998,
10:30 a.m., at the Com m onw ealth Bldg., 421 SW 6th Ave., Conf
Rm 6A. A ttendance is optional but strongly encouraged. Ad­
denda will only be sent to those agencies attending the W ork­
shop or request a copy of the RFP from C ounty Purchasing.
M ultnom ah C ounty reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals if not in com pliance with the Request for Proposals
(RFP) procedures and requirem ents.
S pecifications m ay be obtained from: M ultnom ah C ounty Pur­
chasing, 2505 SE 11 th A v e ., Portland, OR 97202. Phone (503)
248-5111, Fax (503) 248-3252.
http://www.leg.state.or.us
M U LTN O M A H C O U N TY PU R C H ASIN G
Deadline: 5/22/98
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
TWO RIVERS CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION * UMATILLA, OR
Bid Package 10A - Cabinetry
Bid Date: May 21, 1998 - 2:00 pm
Bid Package 10B - Site Furnishings
Bid Date: June 3, 1998 - 2:00 pm
Pre-Bid Conference for Bid Package 10B:
May 13,1998 at Jobsite
Advertisement For Bid
Sealed bids fo rth e Cordley Hall Elevator M odernization Rebid
project will be received by the O regon State Board of Higher
E ducation until 3:00 PM, local time, May 26,1997. Bids will be
opened and publicly read aloud at that time. All bidders must
be registered with the C onstruction C ontractor’s Board.
DRAKE
DUNN
Additional inform ation may be obtained by contacting Facilities
S ervices, 100 A dam s Hall, Corvallis, O regon 97331-2001 or
telephone 541-737-7694.
DRAKE/DUNN
A JOINT VENTURE
437 N. Columbia Blvd. - Portland, OR 97217
(503) 978-0800 Fax (503) 978-1031
CCB #109192
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub bids from all interested firms including
disadvantaged, minority, women, disabled veterans and emerging small business enterprises.
Advertisement For Bid
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
S ealed bids for the Crop Science Exterior R estoration project
will be received by the Oregon State Board of Higher Education
until 2:00 PM, local tim e, June 2 ,1998. Bids will be opened and
publicly read aloud at that time. All bidders must be registered
with the C onstruction C ontractor’s Board.
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY
URBAN CENTER
Portland, OR
Bid Date: May 28, 1998 • 3:00 pm PDT
A dditional inform ation may be obtained by contacting Facilities
S ervices, 100 A dam s Hall, Corvallis, O regon 97331-2001 or
telephone 541-737-7694.
DRAKE CONST. CO.
n n n i/c 437 N Columbia Blvd. - Portland, OR 97217
UHAKt
(503) 978-0800 Fax (503) 978-1031
CCB #84045
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub bids from disadvantaged,
PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
minority, women, disabled veteran or emerging small business enterprises
All Campus Locations
Information regarding career opportunities at PCC can be obtained by calling the Job Hotline (503) 978-
5858. Hearing impaired applicants may call TDD (503) 978-5878.
Advertisement For Bid
Applications for open positions may be obtained by contacting
Sealed bids forthe Dearborn Hall/FiIter Plant Reroof project will
be received by the O regon State Board of Higher Education
until 2:00 PM, local time, May 26,1997. Bids will be opened and
publicly read aloud at that time. All bidders m ust be registered
with the C onstruction C o n tracto r’s Board.
PCC Web Site: www.pcc.edu/hr/jobs.htm (Complete application packets including position description,
supplemental questions and application form may be printed from our web site.)
OR
Phone: (503) 978-5857 Fax: (503) 286-0410 e-mail: pccjobs@pcc.edu
Additional inform ation may be obtained by contacting Facilities
S ervices, 100 A dam s Hall, Corvallis, O regon 97331-2001 or
telephone 541-737-7694.
As an AA/EEO Institution, PCC actively seeks minorities, women and individuals with disabilities to
! ^enhance its work force and reflect the diversity of its student body.
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