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ADVERTISEMENT FOR
ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANT
SERVICES
Pursuant to the procurem ent requirem ents of the Depart­
ment of Housing and Urban Developm ent, the Housing
A uthority of the C ounty of Um atilla is soliciting letters of
interest and a resume for consulting services from qualified
firm s and individuals. The services would include the inspec­
tion and consultation process for the rehabilitation of a Rural
D evelopm ent housing developm ent located in Hermiston,
OR. Interested parties must mail or deliver a letter of interest
and resum e to the Housing A uthority’s office at PO Box 107,
Herm iston, OR. 97838. The letters of interest and resumes
must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, January 15,1999,
and be clearly marked RFP Architectural C onsultant Ser­
vices on the outside of the envelope.
Please direct any questions you may have to Bob Willems
at (5 4 1)56 7 -32 4 1 .
Oregon, opportunity means a variety of careers available statewide, competitive salaries and great
benefits. Currently, openings exist in the following agencies.
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Program Technician 2
Project Coordinator
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These positions are with the Oregon Department of Economic Development There are four current
vacancies Two positions are located in Salem. Two positions are located in Portland on a pilot b a s is j^ e r t
Coordinators have three major responsibilities involving facilitating, planning, assessing needs and
delivering department and other resources to regions of the state: acting as liaison between the Department
and regional partners; providing project and plan development advice and assistance to public and private
entities; and helping communities and businesses develop and process applications for financial
assistance. These positions also serve as technical specialists ,n particular
infrastructure, community development, and/or workforce programs. Salary is $2.895lt o $ 4 ^ 5 9 a
with excellent benefits Announcement »U 9816S1. Contact the Human Resources Office at (503) 986-
0097 for the required application packet or visit our Web site at www.econ.state.or.us for the fu j
announcement including application process. Closing date is January 11.1999
Principal Contributor 2
Workforce Advocate
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You are invited to apply for a Workforce Advocate position located in Salem. This position is
responsible for leading, overseeing, and coordinating the Department s statewide workforce and
professional development efforts and will act as the Department's liaison to state and regional
workforce programs. This position requires a Bachelor s degree and two years experience leading and
overseeing major program activity or administrative systems including responsibility for analyzing
complex statewide systems, identifying problems, generating alternatives, building consensus and
implementing solutions. Salary is $42,840 to $57.528 a year ^ « c e B e n t benefits Announcement
#LE981650. Contact the Human Resources Office at (503) 9 8 6 0 0 9 7 for the required apphcaUon
packet or visit our Web site at www.econ.state.or.us to access the full job announcement including
application process. Closing date Is January 5 .1 9 9 9 .
J /h e s e are just some of the current openings available with the State of Oregon. For additional
information, a copy of the State of Oregon Application ^
^ A ^ e c o m i^ e announcement
listing, call the State Job line (Oregonian Inside Line) (503) 225-5555 ext. 7777. TTY (5 0 3 1 378-
4672 visit your local Employment Department or visit our Web site at www.hr.das.state.or.us/jobs/.
The State of Oregon and all Its divisions are proud to be equal opportunity employers.
There are two attorney vacancies in the General Counsel
Division in Salem. The first position is with the Natural
R e so urce s S ection. Duties include providing general
counsel to the departm ent of Land Conservation and
Development, along with one or more other State Agen­
cies. Experience in land use law, with at least four years’
legal practice involving local government permitting and
appeals or Land Use Board of Appeals is desirable. Salary
is $3,240 to $6,427 a month. DOE.
A n n o u n ce m e n t #1000283.
The second position is in the B u sine ss T ransactions Sec-
tio n . This is a limited duration appointment. Duties include
providing general counsel services to Inside Oregon Enter­
prises, the program providing inmate labor forces to the
business and contract law. Familiarity with Oregon public
contracting law, state administration law, construction law,
general commercial law, or intellectual property law is
desirable. Salary is $3,240 to $4,348 a month. DOE.
A n n o u n ce m e n t #7505034. Both positions require OSB
membership. To apply, call (503) 378-5555 ext. 321, TTY
(5 0 3 ) 3 7 8 -5 9 3 8 , o r v is it o u r w e b s ite at
w w w .d o j.s ta te .o r.u s . AA/EOE. Deadline is January 11,
1999.
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPUTING
CENTER ADDITION
Request for Proposals
O regon State University is seeking qualifications from archi­
tectural firm s interested in providing design through con­
struction phase services for the OSU Environm ental C om ­
puter C enter Addition. O regon State University (OSU) is
preparing to add two stories to the Environmental Computing
C enter for the College of O ceanic and Atm ospheric Sci­
ences (COAS) at its C orvallis Cam pus. COAS was recently
awarded a $2 million grant for this purpose. The existing one-
story structure, which is adjacent to Burt Hall, was com ­
pleted in 1993. It w as designed and constructed so two
additional floors could be added in the future. The design
objectives for floors two and three are to provide space to
enhance and extend the research activities that use the
large-scale, high-end com puters housed on the ground floor
of the Environm ental Com puting Center. The space will
prim arily consist of com puter research laboratories and
offices fo r faculty engaged in these research activities.
The proposal responses will be used to develop a "short list
of three to five firm s who will be invited to participate in a an
interview.
Interested firm s should contact Lori Fulton, University A rchi­
tect, OSU Facilities Services, 100 Adam s Hall, Corvallis,
O regon 97331-2001, or at Fax (541) 737-3724, to obtain a
copy of the Request for Proposals (RFP). Responses to the
RFP will be due by 5PM, Thursday, January 21, 1999. No
responses will be accepted after the specified date and time.
R esponses may be rejected for non-com pliance with all
response requirem ents and procedures, or for good cause
ubon a findinq that it is in the interest of OSU to do so.
office clerks, crew leaders, and enumerators/listers. oome joub
start Immediately. Enumerators & crew leaders start in Jan 99.
Salary varies depending on location of work and position, u .o .
citizens given priority, field positions may require an automobile.
Call your nearest Local Census Office
Portland (503) 808-4169
or call toll-free 1 -888-806-5878 press 2 for more information.
U.S. Dept. of Commerce/Census Bureau is an Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action Employer
Director
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Girl Scout Day Camp Program Director. Recruit, Train, Super­
vise staff and volunteers. Plan program, work with children
PT Ja n-July FT July-Aug. Must have reliable transportation
Closlnq date Jan. 6. Call 503-620-4567 for application packet
Multi-cultural community mental health center seeks ener­
getic team member to assist in day program service adults
with mental illness & dual diagnosis. Provide skills training &
support in independent living, socialization & money mgmt,
individually & in groups. Requires BA or three years com­
bined experience In mental health. $20,800-$22,933 plus
benefits. Minorities encouraged to apply Submit resume &
cover letter to: CCMH Att: Joe Bebe, 3716 NE MLK Jr
Blvd., Portland, OR 97212 or Fax: 288-8168.
Parking
Facility
Operator
Immediate opening for full and
part-time lot attendant with
Portland’s leading parking
Company. We are seeking de­
pendable individuals with a
neat appearance and a posi­
tive attitude.
We offer:
*$7.00 starting wage*
$10.50 overtime
Opportunity
‘ Medical and Dental
Health plan available
* Advancement potential
Applicants must have valid driv­
ers license, submit to drug
test and background check.
Apply in person between
12:00 and 1:00 PM daily at
City Center Parking at 215
sweth.
PUBLIC NOTICE
W arden-Bell Foundation a
non-profit private fou n da ­
tion post this notice that the
financial statem ent for this
organization are open to
the public for view ing of
this notice/at 3638 N.
W illiam s, Portland, Oregon
97227.
KENNEDY SCHOOL
NIGHT AUDIT/FRONT DESK
FT position avail. Past customer
service exp. and good basic
accounting skills rqr’d. Fast
paced high-energy position!
Must work nights!
HOUSEKEEPING
Full and part-time jobs avail.
Responsible for maintaining
guestroom s and com m on
areas.
DISHWASHER
Responsible for all Catering
dept dishes. No exp. neces­
sary. Fast paced fun work
environ! All applicants must
have flex sched and be able
to work wknds. We offer ben­
efits and pay raises to long­
term employees. Please ap­
ply at 6736 NE 33rd or on line
at w w w .m cm enam ins.com .
No p h o n e c a lls p le a s e !
M cM enam ins is an equal
opportunity employer.
PROGRAM COORDINATOR -
Non-profit seeks experienced
person to manage nutrition
education program taught by
volunteers for low income
fam ilies. R equires se lf-d i­
re c te d , o rg a n iz e d team
player to design, run, pro­
mote and evaluate program.
Fluency In Spanish a plus.
Driver’s license and access
to car necessary. Send re­
sume and cover letter to Or­
egon Food Bank, 2540 NE
Riverside Way, Portland, OR
97211 by 12/31/98. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
TREATMENT SPECIALIST -
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL
FT Position. Year-round school
Ability to work with strong-
willed, behavior-challenged
students in a multi - cultural
environment. Team Player.
BSW & 3 yrs. exp. minimum.
Students age 11-17. Salary
ra n ge $ 2 6 0 0 -$ 2 8 0 0 /m o .
Health/dental/paid vacation.
Mail resume 3710. N. Missis­
sippi Portland. OR 97227.
S IL V E R L IN IN G
Jewelry & Loan Co.
27 Years of Experience
Centrally Located
• Easy Parking
• Easy Loading &
Unloading
DIAMONDS JEWELRY TOOLS
COMPUTERS
GUNS
$5 CASH $$
AUDIO & VIDEO
MUSIC INSTRUMENTS
• STATE LICENSED PAWN
BROKER » P-290"
Grace Period On All Loans
All loans Renewable
No Storage Fees
813-9273
2122 NE SANDY BLVD
RESIDENTIAL
ON-CALL STAFF
needed for all shifts for 24 hour
downtown program for home­
less mentally ill. BS in MH
field or experience with CMI.
Wage $8.75 per hour. Appli­
cations can be picked up at
the Unity Inc. Royal Palm
Hotel, 310 Flanders, Port­
land, OR 97209. Unity Inc. is
an Equal Opportunity
Employer.
Columbia
C a b in e ts
MACHINE OPERATOR
Sportswear Company®
Seeking experienced cabinet
shop machine operator. Fa­ FOOTWEAR DESIGNER
m iliarity with S triebig saw C olum bia Sportswear Com ­
desired. Experience with shop
pany is, seeking a Footwear
machinery, 32mm system,
Designer to research world­
and production work required.
wide marketplace trends in
Full time. Be dependable,
new product design as they
fle x ib le , and p e rs o n a b le .
relate to assigned product
Work with fun people! Call
category. Includes research­
(503) 335-9278 and leave
ing color, materials, compo­
message.
nents, and design concepts
C a b in e ts
and collecting information and
CABINET FINISHER
feedback from sales repre­
32mm system cabinet shop
s e n ta tiv e s on cu s to m e r
seeking experienced cabinet
needs. Candidate will con­
finisher. Full time. Be depend­
ceptualize and perform a
able, flexible, and person­
wide variety of product de­
able. Work with fun people!
sign tasks in the development
C all (503) 3 35 -9 2 78 and
of new footwear products in­
leave message.
cluding the selection of com­
OFFICE MANAGER
ponents and colors.
C abinet m anufacturer seeks
Qualified candidate will possess
experienced office manager
10+ years experience in foot­
for full time work. This office
wear design and develop­
ties into central administra­
ment, at least 3+ of which
tive and accounting office.
focused on outdoor footwear
C o m p u te r e x p e rie n c e re ­
ca te g o rie s, or e qu iva le n t
quired - Word and Excel pro­
combination of education and
grams. Must be organized,
work experience. Thorough
dep e nd a ble, fle x ib le , and
knowledge of computer de­
personable. One of Oregon
sign software as well as the
B usiness M a g azin e ’s 100
talent and ability to perform
Best Companies to Work For
free hand drawings. Strong
in Oregon. Send resume and
knowledge of footwear de­
cover letter including salary
sign, materials and produc­
re q u ire m e n ts
to
J u lia
tion techniques required.
S p e n ce , VP H um an R e­
Ability to write technical ma­
sources, Neil Kelly Company,
terial for clear product pre­
804 North Alberta St.,
sentation and marketing.
Portland, OR 97217.
Please send resume to:” Co­
lum bia S po rtsw e a r Com-
^C
o lu m b ia
V Sportswear Company®
INBOUND MANAGER
- SWINGSHIFT
C olum bia S portsw earhasan
im m e d ia te o p e n in g fo r an
InboundManager (swingshift).
Candidate will be responsible
for reviewing and prioritizing
putaway, case picking & re­
p le n ish m e n t, o versee in g
freight scheduling, managing
and planning storage areas
and pallet space, and provid­
ing guidance and problem
solving skills to deal with tech­
nical issues.
Qualified candidate will possess:
thorough knowledge of ware­
house operations and com­
puterized distribution systems,
working knowledge of MS
Word and Excel, 1-3 years
supervisory experience, Bach­
elor degree or equivalent work
experience specializing in busi­
ness management and at least
3+ yrs experience in logistics
and inventory management.
Pre-employment drug screen
required.
Please send your resume to:
Columbia Sportswear Com­
pany, Human Resources,
Dept. Inbound P.O. Box 83239,
Portland, OR 97283 or FAX
(503) 735-4597. Equal Op­
portunity Employer
REAL ESTATE
RIGHT OF WAY AGENTS
The Washington State Depart­
m ent of T ra n s p o rta tio n
(WSDOT) currently has sev­
eral vacancies for Right of
Way Agents 1, 2 and 3 lo­
cated throughout the state in
the following areas: Seattle,
Olympia, Vancouver, Yakima,
Spokane and W enatchee.
Depending on the level, in­
dependently or under super­ The USDA, Umpqua National
Forest, (Roseburg, OR), is
vision, rignt of way agents
looking for an energetic and
perform negotiations, pro­
highly skilled individual to fill
vide relocation assistance or
a Geotechnical Civil Engineer
property management, and/
position. The incumbent will
or conduct eminent domain
provide Geotechnical inves­
real estate appraisals. Re­
tigations and Analysis, Ero­
quires a Bachelors degree
sion Control and Slope Sta­
and up to three years of full
b ility re c o m m e n d a tio n s ,
time experience in any one
Geotechnical Design and be
or a combination of the fol­
responsible for Small Dam
lowing real estate activities:
Inspections and Evaluations.
acquisition, sales, teasing,
S alary range is $38,000-
appraisal, title examination,
$41,000 per year. For more
e scro w c lo s in g , p ro p e rty
in fo rm a tio n , p ho n e John
management. For informa­
Sloan or Bob Deane at (541)
tion on how to apply contact
672-6601 or e-mail at: jsloan/
Colleen Miller at (360) 705-
r6pnw._umpqua@fs.fed.us
7307.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Honeywell
Technical Opportunity
A worldwide leader in digital
automation and control systems
that lower the cost of managing
comfort, energy, air quality and
protection of home and buildings,
Honeywell has an immediate
opportunity for a Security
Installation - Team Lead in the
Portland area.
Responsibilities include;
• Delivery of fire and security
solutions including access
control, CCVS and related
programming and software
applications.
• Responsible for schedule
management, delivery coordination
and customer acceptance.
• Provide work direction and
support for business
Installation Delivery Team.
Requirements include:
• Associate's Degree in electrical
or computer science, or equivalent
experience.
• Minimum 2-5 years related
electncal, technical, Security
controls, and/or fire alarm
system s experience. Product
knowledge of Radionics, SWE,
PCSC a plus.
• Strong communications, cus­
tom er relations, and computer
skills, including W indows 95.
Working knowledge of WindowNT
and LAN systems a plus.
• Proven skills in problem solving
and working in a self-managed
team.
Honeywell offers a competitive
compensation and benefits
package. To be considered for
this opportunity with an industry
leader, please forward your
resume to: Honeywell Inc.,
Em ploym ent R esponse
Center, SC: EADPOB, P.O.
B ox 524, MN12-3260,
M in ne apo lis, MN 55440-0524
Or you may fax/e-mail your
SCANNABLE resume, noting
SC: EADPOB, to (612)951-
8185 o r sourcing@ corp.honey-
w ell.com (Note: this is a central
resume processing/ scanning site
and not necessarily the job loca­
tion). Electronic or Mailed
Responses preferred.
Honeywell is an equal opportunity
employer committed to a diverse
work force and a drug-free
environment.
O REG O N STATE HOSPITAL
Unit Director - Forensic Hospital Treatment Services
Principal Executive Manager/D: Unit Director for FHTS
Now accepting applications for permanent, full-time Principal
Executive Manager D: Unit Director for FHTS, located in
Salem. The FHTS program provides psychiatric hospital
services and residential treatment services to persons com­
mitted by the courts as part of the mental health system. This
position will manage the overall functioning of one forensic
unit, encompassing staff and patients. Must have six years
experience in supervision or staff-technical or professional-
level work related to a Human Services program, and the
experience must have included at least two years’ supervision
and management of a program, section or unit. Salary $3401
- $4794 a month plus an excellent benefit package. A pply
Monday through Friday at Oregon State
plovee Relations, 2600 Center St. NE, Salem, OR 97310 or
call (503) 945-2815. TTY (503) 945-2996. EOE. Close date:
12/31/98
$0 RENT UNTIL 1999
With Lease* 3 Br/2 ba, new apples, FP, dbl gar, refurbished, on
Woodlawn Park, no pets; $899; 932 NE Oneonta; 222-3800;
Bluestone & Hockley Realty, Inc.
R esidential and Day Treat­
m ent program for emotion­
ally disturbed children ages
6-12 has an opening for a
Treatment Coordinator in a
residential home. Bachelor’s
degree in related field neces­
sary, experience working with
em otionally disturbed c h il­
dren a plus. FT, days. Please
send resume to Edgefield
Children’s Center, 2408 S.
W. Halsey, Troutdale, OR
97060. Attn: Linda Walton.
Edgefield values diversity in its
workforce.
High Prestige
Printing Business
Personal reasons - must sell.
No exp. nec.
Call Mr. Steven 1-800-64 j
3006