CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Students and WCC employees: Classified ads in The Voice are free. Local business owners: Looking for help? Post your free help wanted ads in The Voice. Send ads to thewashtenawvoice@gmail.com. Deadline for the Feb. 18 issue is Tuesday, Feb. 15, at 5 p.m. HELP WANTED Assistant Teacher: Must have a minimum of CDA and be enrolled in a program leading to an AA or BA degree. Documented experiences working with people of various racial, ethnic, social and cultural backgrounds. Ability to communicate in English with or without accommodations. Also must be albe to life 50 pounds unassisted in order to help children during emergencies. 37.5 hours per week in Southgate. Apply online at www.guidance-center.org SERVICES Volunteer tutors: Washtenaw Literacy needs volunteers to tutor adults in basic reading, writing, math and English as a Second Language. If in Help change lives – one word at a time! Contact info@washtenawliteracy.org or call (734) 879-1320. Need Health Care? Are you between the ages of 12-22? Contact the Corner Health Center at (734) 484.3600 or visit online at: www.cornerhealth.org Below is a sample of recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC’s Career Services. Students are invited to read these ads and to contact the employers as indicated, or to stop by Career Services, located in ML 104, to review the complete posting. Or contact: or: (734) 677-5155; careers@wccnet.edu; or www.wccnet.edu/employment/ Tow Truck Driver: Provide road service (lockouts, jump starts, and change flat tires) and towing for our customers. Keep assigned truck clean inside and out. Provide excellent customer service on each call. Afternoon shift including weekends. Guest Services Representative:. Briarwood Mall is seeking part-time guest service representatives responsible for product sales, responding to guest inquiries, providing exceptional level service to guests and merchants, answering phones and supporting promotions and marketing events. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: Cedar Point offers a variety of ways for students to enhance their education during and after college. We are hiring for all seasonal positions. We are also accepting applications for level one and level two internships. We can provide co-op or seasonal work experience. Our work experience will rotate through the hourly positions and, depending upon the level of internship requirements, you will have the opportunity for supervisory positions. We are focused on developing leaders. You will grow personally and professionally every step of the way. We are looking for students who are passionate about delivering an excellent resort experience to our guests by living and modeling our cornerstone principles. Network Administrator: Working closely with the head of Automated Services, the network administrator oversees performance of and manages the functioning of the library’s network infrastructure, including network servers, peripherals and software applications. Responsible for providing public computing services that are easy for patrons to access while maintaining both patron privacy and security of network. Responsible for data integrity, system back up and security. Includes maintenance of firewall and antivirus software. Assists with creation of technical training and support materials for staff. CNC Lathe Programmer/Operator: Selects and installs cutting tool, stylus and other accessories, according to specifications, using hand tools or power tools. Moves controls to set cutting specifications, position cutting tool and work piece in relation to each other, and start machine. Observes machine operation and adjusts controls to ensure conformance with specified tolerances. Turns valve to begin and regulate the flow of coolant on work area. Verifies alignment of work piece on machine, using measuring instruments, such as rules, gauges, or calipers. Crisis Intervention Worker: This position is responsible for providing crisis intervention, conducting initial participant assessments and facilitating access to Ozone House services. In addition, this role offers coverage/support for Ypsilanti Ozone programming and services as needed. Waitstaff: Immediate openings for experienced service staff! Only 20 minutes from WCC. Flexible schedules for students. Must be available for some lunchtimes and weekends. Customer Service: Dynamic personalities needed to comfort our guests. Duties include, but are not limited to: ringing customer orders; preparing specialty coffees; serving pie, merchandise baked goods; general cleaning; and, finally, making sure the customer is happy! Receptionist: Responsibilities include answering multi-line phone, greeting customers, incoming/outgoing mail; ordering supplies and stamps. Support to finance department with reports and job costing. Support to other departments as needed.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Students and WCC employees: Classified ads in The Voice are free. Local business owners: Looking for help? Post your free help wanted ads in The Voice. Send ads to thewashtenawvoice@gmail.com. Deadline for the Sept. 10 issue is Sept. 4 at 5 p.m. HELP WANTED Painter Commercial/Residential: Keider Painting Company is now hiring part time and full time associates. Must have valid driver’s license and be able to pass a back ground check and drug test. Experience preferred. Keider New applicants only. Great for college students or grad. Please let me know if you have any questions. Phone ( 810) 220-7171 or apply in person at 123 Brighton Lake Road, Suite 101, Brighton. Head Start Teachers: Must have a minimum of a BA in Early Childhood Education or a BA with course work equivalent to a major relating to Early Childhood Education and experience teaching preschool age children. Documented experiences working with persons of various, racial, ethnic, social and cultural backgrounds. Ability to communicate in English with or without accommodations. Must also have good physical mobility including ability to find and direct and move children in case of an emergency. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted in order to assist children during emergencies. Knowledge of or ability to learn to conduct developmental assessments of children. Good understanding of child development, age appropriate behaviors, common childhood behavior problems and appropriate interventions. Hours, days and schedules will vary based on need. Must be willing to work M-F from the hours of 7:45 a.m. 5 .m. To apply, or learn more, visit our http://guidance-center.org/careers. Assistant Teachers, Head Start: Must have a minimum of a CDA and be enrolled in a program leading to an AA or BA degree. Documented experiences working with persons of various, racial, ethnic, social and cultural backgrounds. Ability to communicate in English with or without accommodations. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds unassisted in order to assist children during emergencies. Must be willing to work M-F from the hours of 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. To apply, or learn more, visit our http://guidance-center.org/careers. SERVICES Volunteer tutors: Washtenaw Literacy needs volunteers to tutor adults in basic reading, writing, math and English as a Second Language. If in Help change lives – one word at a time! Contact info@washtenawliteracy.org or call (734) 879-1320. Need Health Care? Are you between the ages of 12-22? Contact the Corner Health Center at (734) 484.3600 or visit online at: www.cornerhealth.org Below is a sample of recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC’s Career Services. Students are invited to read these ads and to contact the employers as indicated, or to stop by Career Services, located in ML 104, to review the complete posting. Or contact: or: (734) 677-5155; careers@wccnet.edu; or www.wccnet.edu/employment/ Product Support Representative: Provide technical product assistance and training to customers and other departments. Work with team managers to ensure that customers receive timely, quality service. Company offers a business casual environment. Full-time in Ann Arbor. Lead Preschool Teacher:Must have a desire to work with young children and understand the developmental needs of toddlers and young preschoolers (18 months-4 years). Must possess excellent time-management and creative-thinking skills. Must be able to plan curriculum and prepare age-appropriate daily activities to support the goals of the curriculum. Above average communication skills with staff and parents. Present positive and professional attitude at all times. Keep clean and orderly classroom that is safe and nurturing. Full-time in South Lyon. Tax Data Entry: Seeking an experienced and dedicated professional with attention to detail to enter data into our computer and tax software during the 2013 tax season. Job duties and skills include: Prioritizing day-to-day tasks. Information gathering; Scanning various tax documents; Entering data into software program; Following up when additional information is needed; Providing excellent customer service. Training provided. Tax season in Ann Arbor. Leasing Consultant: Management company in Ann Arbor is seeking a part-time leasing consultant for an apartment community to work Saturdays. This position will have you assisting the residential manager in the overall operation of the community, including leasing, data entry and resident interaction. Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills, knowledge of federal, state and local fair housing laws, closing skills and strong computer skills. Retail Customer Service Receiving: Ann Arbor Garden Store. High school diploma required, along with previous retail experience. Must have excellent computer skills, ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment. Must be willing to work flexible schedule, including nights, weekends & holidays. Hi-lo experience a plus, but willing to train. Generous employee discount. Full-time. Professional Recruiter: Recruiting and placing clinical, scientific and technical staff for positions across the United States. Use a customer-service driven approach to develop recruiting strategies. This person will determine optimum recruitment methods to develop and maintain a highly qualified candidate pool and should be familiar with the recruiting field’s concepts, practices, and procedures. Ability to screen candidates, maintain database of contacts, present and negotiate job offer packages. Full-time in Ann Arbor. Welding Technician Positions:. Looking for individuals who have experience working with MIG and TIG welding, production welding and rework and can assist with the routine daily maintenance and repair of industrialized machinery in an automotive production environment. Responsibilities include: Maintaining the automated robotic welding cells. Troubleshooting and repairing all systems breakdowns; and performing all necessary preventative maintenance objectives. Full-time in Novi. Certified Nursing Assistant. Caregivers: to work under nursing directives, in home with the patient providing personal care, homemaking, and companionship. Candidates must have at least six months home-care experience. In responding, please state if you have experience with one hour bath visits working under Medicaid/Medicare guidelines. Web Developer: Seeking a technician to help us operate, maintain and further develop and test our medical Web application. Participate in the design and coding of enhancements to the application and the creation of new features. Exercise the application against various evolving test suites. Monitor and support our hosting infrastructure, including application and system configuration, and backup and recovery. Full-time in Ann Arbor.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Designers: This notice to go as is in larger font Students and WCC employees: Classified ads in The Voice are free. Local business owners: Looking for help? Post your free help wanted ads in The Voice. Send ads to thewashtenawvoice@gmail.com. Note: Deadline for the Dec. 17 issue is Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 5 p.m. SERVICES Volunteer tutors: Washtenaw Literacy needs volunteers to tutor adults in basic reading, writing, math and English as a Second Language. If in Help change lives – one word at a time! Contact info@washtenawliteracy.org or call (734) 879-1320. Need Health Care? Are you between the ages of 12-22? Contact the Corner Health Center at (734) 484.3600 or visit online at: www.cornerhealth.org <smaller font begins here> Below is a sample of recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC’s Career Services. Students are invited to read these ads and to contact the employers as indicated, or to stop by Career Services, located in ML 104, to review the complete posting. Or contact: or: (734) 677-5155; careers@wccnet.edu; or www.wccnet.edu/employment/ Maintenance Tech. Opening available for a maintenance technician. Responsibilities include assistance with the overall maintenance and general repairs of the property. Qualified applicants must be able to pass a background/drug test. Equipment Technician. Work with team members to improve testing procedures. Maintenance and working with manufacturing machines. Methodically run test procedures as defined/described. Assembly and testing of prototype units. Capture data and ability to organize information related to product testing. Sous Chef. Create and oversee new and upscale menu programs for patient and guest food service operations. Research recipes, prepare purchasing lists, create and prepare new menu items. Effectively meet meal schedules and customer demands. Requires basic skills in reading, writing, and arithmetic. Two to three years related experience. Interpersonal skills and phone manners necessary to communicate with guests and other workers. Ability to read, write, and perform basic arithmetic calculations. Ability to concentrate and pay close attention to detail for up to 50 percent of workday. Store Detective. Protect of company assets. Reduce stock loss and siability. Entry level Java Developer. Experience working as a Java developer/Java programmer intern. Familiarity with Blaze, Python, Servlets, ORM, DI, some Web UI framework like struts or JSF + HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Design patterns like MVC, Delegates etc. Intern or co-op programming experience in an object-oriented development environment. Familiarity with multiple programming languages. Familiarity with test-driven development (TDD). Fabricator. Sanding, metal fabrication, welding, electrical wiring, sign assembly. Seeking someone who is ready to learn and let their creative side out. Webmaster. Responsible for the content and user interface of the Internet2 website in cooperation with the Web Communications Manager and the Web Services Team, ensuring that the site runs smoothly and responds as expected. The Webmaster will fulfill day-to-day Web content change requests, assist other staff in their efforts to create and maintain web content, and will assist the Web Communications Manager to ensure that Internet2′s content strategy is implemented according to plan. Service Agent – Car Porter. Responsible for the care and maintenance of the cars on the lot. This includes vacuuming and prepping the cars, shuttling cars to and from car washes and dealerships for servicing, car transports to and from offices, checking fluid levels and changing tires. Cooks at Bagger Dave’s Legendary Burger Tavern. Responsible for preparing food items served in the restaurant. This position is critical to Bagger Dave’s; the cook is the heart of the house and impacts the restaurant by delighting guests, supporting team members, creating great food items, and ensuring proper sanitation, portion control and quality standards.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Students and WCC employees: Classified ads in The Voice are free. Local business owners: Looking for help? Post your free help wanted ads in The Voice. Send ads to thewashtenawvoice@gmail.com. Note: Deadline for the Dec. 3 issue is Nov. 27 at 5 p.m. SERVICES Need Health Care? Are you between the ages of 12-22? Contact the Corner Health Center at (734) 484.3600 or visit online at: www.cornerhealth.org Below is a sample of recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC’s Career Services. Students are invited to read these ads and to contact the employers as indicated, or to stop by Career Services, located in ML 104, to review the complete posting.
Customer Service Representative: Need friendly individual with strong communication, customer service and computer skills to work in the front office of a busy collision repair center. Duties include greeting customers and visitors, obtaining information from customers, using computers to enter, access and retrieve data, scheduling appointments, verifying deductible with insurance company, collecting payment and answering multi-line phones. Programmer/Machinist: At least three years machining experience to operate and maintain CNC mills and lathes. Additional responsibilities include programming machine, ordering tools, inspecting production parts for conformity to tolerances/repeatability, performing S.P.C. process, performing normal machine maintenance. Knowledge of Fanuc controls, as well as basic knowledge of GD & T, trigonometry, and G & M codes is required. This is a second shift position, with training on first shift for a few weeks Cook: Full-time dinner line cook. Two years cooking experience, preferably high volume. Some of the duties would include preparing and arranging food that is appetizing and attractive to guests, meeting service quality standards that affect guest satisfaction, receiving few complaints about food served, and maintaining work areas. Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant: As a member of an interdisciplinary care team, assists with appropriate therapeutic intervention under the direction of a registered/licensed occupational therapist to maximize the client’s cognitive, sensory, physical functioning and level of independence. Active participation is required in discipline in-services and educational programs. Provides quality client care considering age-specific, developmental, and cultural needs through competent practice. Demonstration of designated competencies is required. Child Care Assistant: Assist teacher in preschool activities including art, music, story time; also assist in feeding and caring for infants and toddlers. Helpdesk Representative: Provide advice and support to users, undertaking a technical troubleshooting role. Support users within a particular area and aims to maintain an environment that enables them to perform their own role efficiently. React to reported problems in a manner that keeps disruption to a minimum, ensuring the user is kept up to date as to the status of any problems they have. Work on assignments that are semi-routine in nature where ability to recognize deviation from accepted practices is required. Ensure faults are identified and repaired in accordance with all relevant health and safety regulations. Ensure repaired equipment is tested and performs to an agreed standard. Provide first-level support for all systems and ensure appropriate escalation to specialist teams. Delivery Expert: Seeking experienced, safe drivers who have an outgoing personality and are proven team players. Your driving record must not have any serious violations, or more than two moving violations in two years or three in three years. Java Developer: Development of software applications using Java and in Java environment. Creates user information solutions by developing, implementing, and maintaining Java-based components and interfaces. Define site objectives by analyzing user requirements, envisioning system features and functionality. Design and develop interfaces to Internet/Intranet applications by setting expectations and features priorities throughout development life cycle, determining design methodologies and tool sets, completing programming using languages and software products. Integrate application by designing database architecture and server scripting, studying and establishing connectivity with network systems, search engines and information servers.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Students and WCC employees: Classified ads in The Voice are free. Local business owners: Looking for help? Post your free help wanted ads in The Voice. Send ads to thewashtenawvoice@gmail.com. Note: Deadline for the Nov. 19 issue is Friday, Nov. 13 at 5 p.m. SERVICES Need Health Care? Are you between the ages of 12-22? Contact the Corner Health Center at (734) 484.3600 or visit online at: www.cornerhealth.org Below is a sample of recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC’s Career Services. Students are invited to read these ads and to contact the employers as indicated, or to stop by Career Services, located in ML 104, to review the complete posting.
CNC Machinist. Growing, secure job shop in need of skilled and motivated programmers and operators. We have recently doubled the size of our plant and have many openings for positive, quality minded people. Day and night shift available. Great work environment. Modern, well maintained equipment. Well-equipped work environment. Direct Care Worker. Qualified applicants must be able to help individuals with mental illness live as independently as possible, provide support and develop skills. All applicants must be able to pass a workforce background check and obtain a valid chauffeurs license. Target Protection Specialist. Use your skills, experience and talents to be a part of groundbreaking thinking and visionary goals. Reduce shortage through prevention tactics and influencing great processes. Respond to all crisis situations. Develop effective partnerships with stores, community agencies and local law enforcement. Pharmacy Technician. Unique Pharmacy Technician position available for technology driven pharmacy. Long-term care pharmacy provider is seeking an energetic, service-oriented pharmacy technician willing to work within a nursing home setting. This is a unique full-time position that does not involve prescription processing that typically occurs within a traditional pharmacy. Applicant with certification as a pharmacy technician in Michigan is required. Cook. Part-time, breakfast/brunch Saturdays (times vary depending on football game start times), Dinner Sundays 11 a.m.-7 p.m., assist chef, receive foods/supplies, help with lunch and dinner Wednesdays 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Entry Level Mechanical Engineer (Drafting/Drawing Expertise). Seeking a motivated, driven entry-level graduate who is looking to accelerate their career growth. Design and detail machines and/or machine parts. Create/update solid models of off-the-shelf electro-mechanical components and custom parts. Revise drawings per engineering changes. Sales Producer-Ann Arbor. Provides a high level of support services to customers related to the sales function including servicing property casualty insurance policies and processing applications, renewals and endorsements. Develops leads and prospects by using a variety of sales and prospecting techniques in order to attract and retain high-quality business. Development Technician. Provides laboratory skills, training and general technical assistance to engineers, technicians and others involved in bearing tests, evaluations, and analysis in support of the technical center’s mission and objectives. Retail Sales Associate. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, demonstrating excellent selling and customer service skills, providing product knowledge to our customers and working as part of a team.
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Need Health Care? Are you between the ages of 12-22? Contact the Corner Health Center at (734) 484.3600 or visit online at: www.cornerhealth.org HELP WANTED Great Outdoors has open positions for mowing, horticulture, and landscape and snow removal. Fax resume to (734) 996-9100, attention Jim, or email to jessica@gogreatoutdoors.com. U.S. Army is hiring dedicated and motivated individuals to serve and defend. Must between the ages of 17-35, morally and physically qualified for active and reserve duty. www.Goarmy.com or (877) 567-1343 Below is a sample of recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC’s Career Services. Students are invited to read these ads and to contact the employers as indicated, or to stop by Career Services, located in ML 104, to review the complete posting.
Web Designer/Developer. Responsible for branding, design and setup of e-commerce websites. Install skins and modules on eSource CMS, make all necessary html and CSS changes in branding the site. Use Photoshop and Flash to modify and create graphics. Use Javascript to integrate with third-party components. Use Crystal Report tool to create forms for the site. Counter Staff. Looking for Customer service staff to be responsible for the prompt courteous service of customers, this will also include insuring a fun, comfortable, safe atmosphere for customers of all ages. You must be a happy, fun, people person who enjoys working with the general public. WordPress Designer – Freelance. Ideal candidates will have a good sense of design and enough development experience to customize themes, build-out sites, add plug-ins and make layout and template adjustments as needed. Experience with NextGen, Photocrati or similar WordPress art gallery plug-ins preferred but not necessary. Additionally, candidate must have experience working with digital art, computer graphics, and virtual/internet art. Deli Bakery Associate. Provide hospitality and exceptional service to guests by making product recommendations, answering questions, assisting with purchases and suggestive selling. Set and maintain and service and self-service cases. Promote various products by preparing and offering samples. Rotate and cull product to ensure freshness and reduce shrink. Scan all waste to ensure accurate shrink recording. Drivers. Reliable Drivers wanted. Qualifications: valid driver’s license and insurance. Reliable transportation. Strong work ethic. Strong customer service and communication skills. Willing to work weekends and nights. Home Health Aide. Work one-on-one in the homes of seniors helping with meal preparation, medication reminders, personal care and companionship. We do not require experience, so this would be a great opportunity for someone looking to begin working in the health field. Member Service Agent 2. Incoming call center, customer service and sales. Hours are 2-6 p.m. M-F and 9 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturday. Initial training is full time, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., p.m. M-F. Previous customer service and sales experience required. Enthusiasm about delivering quality service in a positive, courteous and professional manner. Articulate phone and excellent listening skills. CSR/Fruit Expert. Edible Arrangements is seeking someone to prep fruit, dip chocolate fruit, design fruit arrangements, take orders from customers on the phone and in the store. Stock inventory and clean up after prep. Package Handlers. FedEx is looking for package handlers to load and unload delivery vans and truck. Entry Level Support Desk Technician. Seeking multiple entry level Support Desk technicians for remote phone support. Focus of the job will be assisting customers with their questions about any of our supported software and computing platforms to the best of their ability in a professional and courteous manner.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Students and WCC employees: Classified ads in The Voice are free. Local business owners: Looking for help? Post your free help wanted ads in The Voice. Send ads to thewashtenawvoice@gmail.com. SERVICES Need Health Care? Are you between the ages of 12-22? Contact the Corner Health Center at (734) 484.3600 or visit online at: www.cornerhealth.org HELP WANTED The Common Grill in Chelsea is seeking experienced line/prep cooks; dishwashers/porter. Benefits include paid uniforms, employee meals, 401k options, health/dental options for full-time employees. Apply within at 112 South Main, Chelsea. Closed Mondays. Custom window treatment installer. Immediate openings. Mostly commercial job sites, though sometimes residential. Job requirements: proficiency using a drill and tape measure, comfortable with working on a ladder, ability to lift up to 30 pounds, willingness to learn how to program simple electronic devices, no fear of heights and basic use of email and Excel. Must be able to work within the hours of 7 a.m.-6 p.m., with the possibility of extended hours. Must have a reliable vehicle that can transport window treatments (van or truck). Company pays mileage, gas and travel time). All training provided. Ideal candidate would have no work restrictions and some experience with installation of windows, doors and/or cabinetry (but not required). For more information, email resume to: installation@creativewindows.com Blue Beacon Truck Wash in Dexter is now hiring. $9/hour to start, up to $10.15 with bonus paid weekly. Benefits include flexible hours, paid vacation, medical benefits and a 401k plan. All shifts available. Apply in person at 98 Baker Road, Dexter (Exit 197) off I-94. Great Outdoors has open positions for mowing, horticulture, and landscape and snow removal. Fax resume to (734) 996-9100, attention Jim, or email to jessica@gogreatoutdoors.com. U.S. Army is hiring dedicated and motivated individuals to serve and defend. Must between the ages of 17-35, morally and physically qualified for active and reserve duty. www.Goarmy.com or (877) 567-1343 Below is a sample of recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC’s Career Services. Students are invited to read these ads and to contact the employers as indicated, or to stop by Career Services, located in ML 104, to review the complete posting.
Security Officer. Interior and Exterior proactive patrol. Observe and report suspicious circumstances, spills, safety observations. Provide quality customer service by giving directions and other needs to customers. First aid. Service Technician Engineer. Perform initial checkout and startup of industrial test equipment; perform functional checkout and specification verification of equipment; troubleshoot a variety of electronic and electro-mechanical/hydraulic systems; train customers on the use of equipment; perform equipment calibration to ISO17025 standards; provide technical assistance to customers via phone, fax, and e-mail; troubleshoot and perform equipment repairs; perform preventative maintenance on equipment; modify or update existing equipment. Maintenance Tech. Responsibilities will include assistance with the overall maintenance and general repairs of the property. Mail Order Holiday Service Center Crew. Zingerman’s is seeking temporary Service Stars for the 2012 season – through December. Some of these temporary positions may become regular (no longer temporary) in January, based on performance and business needs. Temporary holiday positions will start in October and November and end on or before Dec. 23. Shifts available 7 days/week 8 a.m.-midnight and midnight-8 a.m. in December. Electronics Technician. Two to three openings for an entry-level technician. These are temporary positions, 4-6 months in duration, 40 hours a week, day shift. The work consists of: building instrumentation wiring harnesses (cutting/stripping wires, crimping terminals, etc.), assembling electronic components and installing electronics in people’s personal vehicles. Assistant teacher. Know and follow program mission, program philosophy, and ethical guidelines. Know and support program goals and curriculum objectives. Maintain confidentiality. CNC Machinist. Growing, secure job shop in need of skilled and motivated programmers and operators. We have recently doubled the size of our plant and have many openings for positive, quality minded people. Day and night shift available. Bell Staff/Valet. The bell staff position involves being the first point of contact for guests as they arrive at the hotel. You will greet guests, valet park guest vehicles, assist guests with their luggage, and attend to guests’ needs as necessary. The position involves some outside work keeping the parking lot clean and removing snow from vehicles during winter months. Helpdesk Representative (part-Time). Provides advice and support to users, undertaking a technical troubleshooting role. Supports users within a particular area and aims to maintain an environment that enables them to perform their own role efficiently. Reacts to reported problems in a manner that keeps disruption to a minimum, ensuring the user is kept up to date as to the status of any problems they have. Works on assignments that are semi-routine in nature where ability to recognize deviation from accepted practices is required. Ensures faults are identified and repaired in accordance with all relevant health and safety regulations. Sous Chef. Creates and oversees new and upscale menu programs for patient and guest food service operations. Researches recipes, prepares purchasing lists, creates and prepares new menu items. Effectively meets meal schedules and customer demands. Highway to High Demand Jobs: Interested in learning more about careers in Automation Technology? Want to find out about WCC’s School of Advanced Manufacturing Systems? Join Career Services and the Student Resource and Women’s Center for the “Highway to High Demand Jobs” workshop ON Oct. 17, from noon-2 p.m. – featuring a panel of professionals who will discuss the field of automation, faculty to talk about the automation program at WCC, and live automation demonstrations. Light refreshments will be provided. To reserve a spot, or for more information, phone the Student Resource and Women’s Center at (734) 677-5105 or stop by the SRWC front desk, SC287.
Students and WCC employees: Classified ads in The Voice are free. Local business owners: Looking for help? Post your free help wanted ads in The Voice. Send ads to thewashtenawvoice@gmail.com. Deadline for the Sept. 10 issue is Sept. 4 at 5 p.m. Services Need Health Care? Are you between the ages of 12–22? Contact the Corner Health Center at 734-484-3600 or visit online at: www.cornerhealth.org Help Wanted Custom window treatment installer. Immediate openings. Mostly commercial job sites, though sometimes residential. Job requirements: proficiency using a drill and tape measure, comfortable with working on a ladder, ability to lift up to 30 pounds, willingness to learn how to program simple electronic devices, no fear of heights and basic use of email and Excel. Must be able to work within the hours of 7 a.m.–6 p.m., with the possibility of extended hours. Must have a reliable vehicle that can transport window treatments (van or truck). Company pays mileage, gas and travel time). All training provided. Ideal candidate would have no work restrictions and some experience with installation of windows, doors and/or cabinetry (but not required). For more information, email resume to: installation@creativewindows.com Blue Beacon Truck Wash in Dexter is now hiring. $9/hour to start, up to $10.15 with bonus paid weekly. Benefits include flexible hours, paid vacation, medical benefits and a 401k plan. All shifts available. Apply in person at 98 Baker Road, Dexter (Exit 197) off Interstate Highway 94. Great Outdoors has open positions for mowing, horticulture, landscape and snow removal. Fax resume to 734-996-9100, attention Jim, or email to jessica@gogreatoutdoors.com. U.S. Army is hiring dedicated and motivated individuals to serve and defend. Must between the ages of 17-35, morally and physically qualified for active and reserve duty. Goarmy.com or 877-567-1343 Below is a sample of recent employment want ads that have been posted with WCC’s Employment Services Center. For more information about these ads, contact Employment Services at 734-677-5155, or visit SC287 to review the complete posting. CNC Operator/Set-up. Brighton company looking for candidate with mechanical ability. Must be a self-starter and be willing to help out in other areas as needed. CNC experience a plus. Cook. The Ann Arbor Sheraton Hotel is looking for a full-time dinner line cook. Two years cooking experience, preferably high volume. Some of the duties would include preparing and arranging food that is appetizing and attractive to guests; meeting service-quality standards that affect guest satisfaction with few complaints; maintaining work areas; and meeting service standards. Entry Level Support Desk Technician. Candidate should be proficient in the following: Excellent phone etiquette and customer service skills, Articulate and can speak clearly on the phone, Must be computer literate and be familiar with common office productivity software applications, Excellent judgment skills to be able to properly evaluate situations and immediately produce effective solutions, Ability to work in a fast paced environment. Direct Support Staff. Renaissance Community Homes Inc. is hiring caring compassionate students on all shifts to provide services for adults with developmental disabilities and mental illnesses in their own homes in the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area. These services include, but are not limited to, passing medications, providing personal care, socializing, transporting, cooking, and cleaning. Server & Hosts. Olga’s Kitchen is seeking qualified servers and hosts for its Ann Arbor location. Server positions require: greeting guests with a friendly, cordial welcome; having a depth of menu knowledge; taking and delivering guest orders; asking the right questions and making suggestions. Hosts positions require: greeting guests with a friendly, cordial welcome; obtaining guest information and using guest list when appropriate; escorting guests to their seats and notifying servers; having a depth of menu knowledge; keeping control of the lobby area and directing guest traffic. Certified Pharmacy Technician. Must be a certified tech or certifiable and willing to be certified within six months. Prefer experience of at least two years, but willing to train from a pharmacy program in CC. Experience in taking patient calls. Good knowledge of medication names and uses. Commitment to following specific rules and procedures, including clinical and legal. Retail Support Associate. Macy’s is seeking retail support associates. Key responsibilities may include expediting the receiving and processing of all merchandise shipments. May also include assisting with setting sales and seasonal events, replenishing the sales floor and maintaining a neat and organized stockroom. Business Assistant. Under general supervision by practice manager/supervisor or BA coordinator, the assistant is responsible for providing excellent customer services by welcoming guests/patients and assisting physicians. Responsible for all processes related to patient scheduling, check-in and check-out, interviewing incoming patients or representatives and entering information required for admission into the computer by performing certain duties. HHAs, CNAs and RNs. Openings for HHAs, caregivers and CNAs. Must be dependable, compassionate, comfortable with showering and personal care. Window Cleaner. Seeking courteous, self- motivated and friendly individuals who pay attention to detail. Clean glass at commercial and residential locations; including restaurants, stores, office buildings, and malls from 1-3 stories. Some ladder work, travel between jobs, and minimal paperwork are required. Must have reliable transportation, proof of insurance and a valid driver’s license. For further information regarding any of the above employment opportunities, please contact Career Services, at 734-677-5155 or via careers@wccnet.edu.
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