Calibration employment websites

Started by Dimmet, 12-04-2014 -- 12:21:32

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Dimmet

12-04-2014 -- 12:21:32
Hi, I just found this forum and I am former Air Force PMEL.
I am looking for some assistance in locating resources and up to date sites.
I was recently asked by a hiring manager that would like to fill open calibration req's with former military personnel and specifically PMEL.
However, Monster and whatever other sites he is posting to is not locating him any former military calibration techs. 
I know sources like PMEL.org and ecalibration used to exist, but neither of these sites seem to be maintained any longer. 
Does anyone know of any other sites such as these that I could provide to this manager?  Thank you for any help, or resources anyone can provide.

griff61

#1
12-04-2014 -- 15:21:33
They could always start on here in the Jobs Forum...
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USMC kalibrater

#2
12-05-2014 -- 05:12:31
I think here would be the best place to start too.  It's one of the few active pmel sites left.
Jason
"Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet." -General James Mattis

USMCPMEL

#3
12-05-2014 -- 07:31:09
Where is he looking for people at? Can you tell us specific locations?

Hawaii596

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12-05-2014 -- 07:51:16
One more vote for this site.  I don't know, but my perception is that pmelforum.com is possibly the number one site for PMEL people.  I have hired three out of the last three, I think, PMEL techs at my lab from here.

Maybe even a fourth, going back about three or so years.

When I have put ads on Monster (nothing bad about Monster - it is a very well known and good site), I got a bunch of resumes from non-PMEL people and a few from PMEL people.  That's because it is a very small field, and lots of people looking for jobs unfortunately.  But when I advertised here, pretty much just qualified people (with PMEL school) sent resumes.
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Mike

#5
12-05-2014 -- 10:13:06
This site and there are a few PMEL and/or Tmde Facebook groups that are active with job postings.  Just search by PMEL and they come up.

BamaKid

#6
12-05-2014 -- 11:47:18
This site might help you post your position to military veterans seeking employment:

https://www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits/jobs

They are affiliated with Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense.

Good luck.

CalLabSolutions

#7
12-05-2014 -- 11:52:09
If you are looking for Calibration specific jobs Cal Lab Magazine has a targeted job postings.
http://callabmag.com

And If you are looking for a job you can send your resume to [email protected] and we will most it for free.

Mike
Michael L. Schwartz
Automation Engineer
Cal Lab Solutions
  Web -  http://www.callabsolutions.com
Phone - 303.317.6670

Dimmet

#8
12-08-2014 -- 09:32:04
Quote from: USMCPMEL on 12-05-2014 -- 07:31:09
Where is he looking for people at? Can you tell us specific locations?

Thank you all for your responses, I will get all of the sites and info over to the manager.
The positions are at 3M in St. Paul, MN
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