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2011 Career Expo
September 28 - 29, 2011
Begin Building Your Success Today
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Sponsors
Worlds
Aerospace Automotive Technology
Communications
Construction
Energy
Engineering & Architecture
Healthcare
Hospitality & Tourism
Manufacturing
Maritime
Public Service
Safety
Looking Ahead...
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Appreciation is extended to all sponsors and partners
Platinum Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
$10,000 and above
$5,000 to $9,000
Silver Sponsors
$1,000 to $2,500
Bronze Sponsors
WOO Partners
$500
World of
Safety
Do you enjoy helping people?
Look around you...
People you see every day performing a
job may encounter some type of danger
or hazard. Safety plays an important role
in making sure injuries and accidents are
avoided. Safety professionals work with
companies and industries to find ways
to help them be safe. A position in
safety provides a high degree of job
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Do you like solving problems?
Do you find learning exciting?
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Good skills in working with people and communicating
A desire to help and provide service to people
Planning and organizational skills
A genuine desire to learn and adapt to change
Ergonomist
Ergonomists, also known as human factors engineers, assist in the
design of machines, tools and other equipment to ensure they can
be used easily and correctly. The widespread use of computers has
created a large demand for ergonomists to make office and home
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Occupation: Occupational Safety & Health Specialist
Industrial Safety & Health Engineer
Safety Inspectors
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Safety Technicians
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World of
Do you like to draw?
Aerospace
Do you like working with your hands and tools?
Look around you...
Planes and helicopters are used to
transport people and products around
the world. People working in the
aerospace industry make this possible.
Alabama has plenty of opportunities for
highly-skilled, hard working people who
are interested in designing, building and
working on aircraft.
Do you like math and science?
What It Takes:
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An interest in science, math and technical concepts
Strong math and science skills
Following directions
Attention to detail
Working on a team
Problem solving
Laser Operator
Today, a number of aerospace companies use lasers to weld, cut
or drill aerospace parts. Operators receive special training in the
laser function and the computer controls moving it to the right
location. Laser operators program computer controls and are
familiar with each of the laser’s processes.
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High-Wage, High-Demand Careers in Aerospace
Occupation: *OJT = On-the-Job Training/PSE = Postsecondary
Aerospace Engineer
Structure Engineer
Business Unit Leader
Manufacturing Engineer
Quality Engineer
Non-Destructive Testing
Technical Customer Service
A&P Mechanic
Avionics Mechanic
Sheet metal/Fabricator
Inspector
Production Machine Operator
Assembler
Material Handler
Education Required:
Engineering Degree
Engineering Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Engineering Degree
Engineering Degree
OJT/Technical Training Post Secondary
OJT/Technical Training
OJT OJT/Technical Training
OJT
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Aerospace Partners
The Mobile Airport Authority owns and operates the Mobile Regional Airport, the
downtown Airport and the Brookley complex. The authority supports local and regional
economic development by aggressively recruiting new business and air service to the
region. www.iflymo.com or www.brookleyaeroplex.com
Goodrich Corporation is a Fortune 500 company and leading global supplier of systems and services to the aerospace and defense industries. In Baldwin County, the Foley
campus is home to two Goodrich Aerostructures businesses, the Original Equipment
Manufacturer (OEM) and the Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility. The OEM
manufactures and assembles thrust reversers, pylons, fan cowls, inlet cowls and wire
harnesses for commercial and military aircraft. The MRO, the Alabama Service Center, is
an FAA-certified repair station specializing in the repair and overhaul of aircraft nacelle
components, flight controls and pylon systems manufactured by Goodrich and other
leading aerospace companies such as Airbus, Boeing, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce and
General Electric. It serves airline operators in the Americas region.
For Goodrich – Alabama Service Center - www.goodrich.com/mro/alabama
For Goodrich Original Equipment Manufacturer - www.goodrich.com/aerostructures
Founded in 1999, Star Aviation is an AS9100 certified aviation engineering, certification, manufacturing, and technical services firm headquartered in Mobile, Alabama, with
a second location in Everett, Washington. Star Aviation is an industry leader specializing
in the modifications of commercial and business aircraft, avionics upgrades, structural
and electrical design, In-Flight Entertainment and Communication system integrations
including wireless internet, wire harness assemblies and custom equipment racks.
www.staraviation.com/
ST Aerospace Mobile Inc., a world leader in commercial aircraft maintenance and
modification services. Top notch facilities- unparalleled solutions. We keep aircraft flying
safely. www.staero.aero
Airbus Americas Engineering and Airbus Military North America both have offices in
Mobile. The Airbus Americas engineering center is engaged in the design, engineering,
and analysis of various interior elements of aircraft. The Airbus Military North America’s
Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Delivery Center supports its family of tactical multimission aircraft by providing quality support, training, service, repair, spares, and maintenance to the U.S. Coast Guard among other North American operators.
www.airbus.com
The Alabama Aviation Center Mobile offer programs in Airframe and Powerplant
Technology (24 months) and Avionics Technology (18 months). All programs prepare
students to apply and test for Federal Certification. Associate in Applied Science Degrees
are earned after completion of additional college academic subjects. Students study
theory in a classroom/laboratory setting and apply that theory in hands-on application.
www.escc.edu or email Larrie Zimmer at [email protected]
Segers Aero Corporation, located in Fairhope Alabama, is an internationally recognized
provider of aviation services to fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft with both military
and commercial customers worldwide. Segers Aero Corporation’s business is based
upon the fundamental commitment to provide a quality product at a fair and transparent price. Thirty years of stable growth have demonstrated the success of this simple
concept. www.segers.aero
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Automotive
Technology
Do you like using tools?
Do you enjoy figuring out how motors and engines work?
Are you a good math student?
Look around you...
Streets and interstates are filled with
thousands of cars and trucks. It’s the job of
trained auto and body technicians to keep
these vehicles on the road - running safely
and efficiently.
Whether you dream of working hands-on
with powerful engines using hi-tech tools to
make cars look and run as good-as-new, or
joining a team of professionals who sell and
service these vehicles, you’re likely to find a
good job in Alabama in the automotive field.
What It Takes:
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Strong math and computer skills
Ability to work well with others in a team environment
Good reading, writing and verbal skills
Ability to manage your time, be self motivated and attentive to detail
Shop Diagnostic Specialist
Diagnose a car or truck’s problem when no one else can! That’s the
job of the shop diagnostic specialist. He or she has the highest level
of training in the auto industry, and uses specialized diagnostic
equipment and advanced computer skills. When no else can fix it,
the shop diagnostic specialist can.
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High-Wage, High-Demand Careers in Automotive Tech
Occupation: Service Manager Body Shop Manager
Automotive Technician Auto Body Tech
Auto Paint Tech
Comptroller
Title Clerk
Office Personnel
Salesperson
Education Required:
Average Annual Salary:
High School Diploma, OJT
*OJT = On-the-Job Training/PSE = Postsecondary
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$60,000 to $145,000
$55,000 to $70,000
$36,000 to $85,000
$36,000 to $45,000
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$22,000 to $31,000
$21,000 to $38,000
$40,000 to $110,000
Automotive Technology
Partners
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Communications
Would you like to help people in times of crisis? Do you like electronics or creating videos? Are you artistic or creative?
Do you pay attention to small details? Do you have the ability to focus on one task?
Look around you...
A career in communication will most
likely involve a fast-paced, think on
your feet environment. Get ready to
meet deadlines and work long hours.
You will need to ask difficult questions,
and report just the facts. Progress on the
career ladder can be challenging since
this is a competitive field. Be prepared
to start in local news media outlets and
work your way up to national and
international arenas.
What It Takes:
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Good written and verbal skills
Ability to react quickly to solve problems
Operating video/photo and computer equipment
Ability to accept criticism
Technical skills with a variety of equipment
Radio Disc Jockey
Disc Jockeys or DJ’s are the heart of radio stations. They play your favorite music, interview guests including popular entertainers, appear at big name concerts and events and much more. Their salary
runs the gamut with some being part time, others full time. Salary
also depends on market size and share of the market listeners.
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High-Wage, High-Demand Careers in Communications
Occupation: Broadcaster
Camera Operator
Video Editor
Director
Media Artist
Print Reporter
Radio Disc Jockey (DJ)
Education Required:
Average Hourly Wage:
Bachelor’s Degree
High School Diploma
Bachelor’s Degree
High School Diploma
Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
High School Diploma
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Communications
Partners
www.local15tv.com
www.wkrg.com
www.fox10tv.com
www.al.com
www.mcpss.com
Come by the World of Communication where you can visit with
news reporters, videographers and news editors in various genres.
Plus have your chance to play the part as a reporter or
videographer at our on-site TV studio!
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Construction
World of
Do you like building things or drawing?
Do you enjoy working with tools?
Look around you...
A team of construction professionals
built every structure, residential
community, park, hospital, roadway or
shopping mall you can see. Whether you
dream of designing a new building or
wielding a blowtorch on a construction
crew, opportunities are available
throughout Alabama for highly skilled,
hardworking people in construction.
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Do you get good grades in math and science?
What It Takes:
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Strong math, science and time management skills
Attention to detail
Following directions
Satisfaction in working on a team
Enjoy working with your hands and tools
Underwater Robotic Welder
Underwater robotic welders work in diving suits or on deck as
welding engineers or technicians. Open water welders have special
training, strength and coordination, and an adventurous spirit. They
are able to program or operate high-tech automated welding tools
sent underwater to repair bridges, pipelines, tunnels, oil platforms
and vessels.
High-Wage, High-Demand Careers in Construction
Occupation:
Project Manager
Project Engineer
Estimator
Superintendent Boilermaker
Brickmason
Carpenter
Cement Mason
Drywall Finisher
Electrician
Heavy Equip. Operator
Education Required:
Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Related Work Exp.
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OJT/PSE
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Average Hourly Occupation:
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Education Required:
HVAC Mechanic
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Ironworker (Structural) OJT/PSE
Insulator
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Millwright
OJT/PSE
Painter
OJT/PSE
Pipefitter
OJT/PSE
Plumber
OJT/PSE
Roofer
OJT/PSE
Sheet Metal Worker
OJT/PSE
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OJT/PSE
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Construction Partners
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Be Part of the Team That Builds it All...Construction! A career in construction is not just another job,
it’s a promise for an exciting and challenging future. It’s a chance to make a difference.
Did you Know? Construction is one of the nation’s largest industries—it employs more than 7.7 million people.
Construction lets you travel, work with a lot of different people and earn a good paycheck.
In fact, construction jobs pay on average 9% higher than all other jobs in the private sector.
Opportunity to own your own construction firm is better than any other industry.
In 2009, the annual average
pay for all construction workers in the U.S. was $49,300,
9% more than the average for
all private sector employees.
For more information on careers in construction visit: www.gobuildalabama.com or www.buildingcareers.org
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Engineering &
Architecture
Do you enjoy math and science? Do you like solving problems?
Do you enjoy designing and building things?
Look around you...
Almost everything you can see was
designed by engineers or architects
before being constructed. High-rise
buildings, bridges and space ships
require the expertise of engineers
and architects. If you’re interested in
being part of something like building a
condo on the beach, or designing a new
baseball or football stadium, consider a
career in engineering or architecture.
What It Takes:
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Focus and attention to detail
Being organized
Interested in solving problems
Enjoy working on a team
Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical engineers design all types of machines from supersonic
fighter jets to bicycles to toasters. Many mechanical engineers
specialize in other areas such as manufacturing, robotics,
automotive and even artificial organs.
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High-Wage, High-Demand Careers in Engineering
Occupation: *OJT = On-the-Job Training/PSE = Postsecondary
Civil Engineer
Structural Engineer
Chemical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Architect
Landscape Architect
Interior Design Architect
Professional Surveyor
Survey Tech
Construction Inspection
Drafter / Designer Education Required:
Bachelor’s Degree
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Engineering & Architecture
Partners
Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood Inc. provides civil and municipal engineering,
geotechnical engineering, GIS, environmental engineering, land surveying,
land planning, airport planning, landscape architecture, and interior design.
It serves educational institutions, financial, offices, municipalities, industrial,
hotel/hospitality, parks and recreation, residential, commercial,
environmental, geotechnical, right of way, water, wastewater, transportation,
surveying, and downtown renewal clients. www.gmcnetwork.com
Mobile Area Water and Sewer System (MAWSS) is dedicated to protecting the
health of the community and environment through responsible management of
water resources, while providing superior customer service. By providing
exemplary drinking water to customers’ homes and businesses, and collecting and
treating wastewater so it can be safely and beneficially returned to our environment,
MAWSS enhances the health, safety and economic well-being of the community.
www.mawss.com.
GSE is a multi-disciplined engineering firm offering services in civil, structural,
mechanical, electrical and fire protecting engineering. Additional services offered
include surveying, construction management, code compliance and LEED
Consulting. www.GSEeng.com
J.H. Wright & Associates partners with manufacturers and customers to turn
products into solutions for fluids and solids handling problems, while being a
pump and process equipment distributor that caters to industrial, municipal
and commercial entities. They also provide engineering assistance on system/
equipment design, operation and maintenance. www.jhwright.com
The College of Engineering at the University of South Alabama is recognized
for the quality of its graduates. Its graduates have done well in industrial and
government careers, not only in the local Gulf Coast region, but also nationally and
internationally. Its graduates have often continued their education in some of the
most respected graduate schools in the country. The College of Engineering offers
five baccalaureate degrees: Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Civil Engineering,
Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
www.usouthal.edu/engineering
Gulf Coast Solar Inc. designs and installs solar systems for water heating, pool
heating, photovoltaic electricity, water pumping, and other applications. They
specialize in home and business energy optimization and sustainability
improvements, both on- and off-grid. www.gulfcoastsolarinc.com
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Do you enjoy helping others?
Look around you...
Healthcare
Is science one of your favorite subjects?
Did you know there are many other
careers in healthcare other than doctors
and nurses? Using science and
problem-solving skills, people in
healthcare create new medicines,
discover cures for diseases, heal and
comfort the sick and operate high-tech
tools that diagnose and treat illnesses
and injuries. Whether taking care of
patients or working “behind the scenes,”
healthcare in Alabama has something for
everyone.
Are you interested in how the human body works?
What It Takes:
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Attention to details
Desire to help others
Ability to work on a team
Nuclear Med Tech
Nuclear med techs administer and monitor radioactive material to
help detect and stop diseases. Using small amounts of radioactive
drugs and special cameras, these technologists compile images of
how tissues and inner organs are functioning. The images allow
physicians to detect abnormalities and diagnose the patient.
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Occupation: Physician and Surgeon
Pharmacist
Physical Therapist
Registered Nurse
Medical Coder
Dietician
Medical Laboratory Tech
Respiratory Therapist
Paramedic
Surgical Tech
Education Required:
First Professional Degree
Doctorate Program
Doctorate Program
Associate Degree
Associate Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Associate Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Certificate Program
Associate Degree
$152,000
$ 95,000
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For more careers, visit www.bayareahealthcarecoalition.com
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Healthcare Partners
PARTICIPATING MEMBERS
Infirmary Health System
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Bishop State Community College
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Bradford Health
healthcare professionals like never before.
Drug Education Council
Faulkner State Community College
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Look around you...
Hospitality &\
Tourism
If you have a passion for people, an appetite for a creative
career in culinary arts, are compelled to WOW concert crowds
or are allured to the excitement of area attractions then the WORLD of HOSPITALITY & TOURISM IS FOR YOU!
Hospitality & Tourism offers many
exciting careers for vibrant and energetic
people. People working in this industry
have opportunities within hotels &
resorts, culinary arts & restaurants, area
attractions & golf courses, and concerts &
special events – just to name a few.
In the State of Alabama, tourism
accounts for over 162,000 jobs statewide
with combined payrolls of over $3.6
billion. Each year our state welcomes more
than 20 million visitors who spend over
$9.3 billion within our local economies.
What It Takes:
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A positive attitude and desire to help others
Ability to work in a fast paced team environment
Multi-tasking, good organizational skills with attention to details
Executive Chef
Executive Chefs must have a keen understanding of international cuisine and
great attention to details. While creativity plays an important role in a Chef’s
success, it also requires strong understanding of business management and
leadership skills. Resolving problems quickly and delegating many tasks
simultaneously maximizes productivity. Executive Chefs are found in a wide
variety of settings from tiny hometown restaurants to upscale and fine dining
establishments in large metropolitan areas. Cruise ships and personal yachts
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Occupations:
General Manager - Hotel
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Executive Housekeeper Maintenance Technician
Spa Services
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Pastry Chef
Restaurant Manager
Events Planner
Marketing Director
Golf Pro
Golf Course Maintenance
Education required:
Bachelor’s Degree
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Work Experience: 5 to 7 years
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Hospitality & Tourism
Partners
Meyer Real Estate, located on the Alabama and Florida Gulf Coast, is an industry
leader in property management and real estate brokerage. Meyer continues to
advance to meet the needs of our ever changing markets and the customers we
serve. Maintaining our reputation of being the pacesetter in real estate services
requires us to be ever mindful of improving our leadership role by staying ahead
of the market trends, always steering toward the future to ensure our continued
success. www.MeyerRE.com
Faulkner State’s Gulf Coast Culinary Institute located in Gulf Shores, is one of the
premier Culinary and Hospitality Management programs in the Southeast. The
program offers industry-accredited degrees and certificates in Culinary Arts, Event
Planning, Pastry Arts and Hospitality Management. The program is one of only 20
nationwide that has received recognition as an “Exemplary” program by the
American Culinary Federation. www.faulknerstate.edu
The South Baldwin Chamber Foundation was established by the South Baldwin
Chamber of Commerce as a charitable nonprofit organization dedicated to education
enrichment, leadership development, and community betterment.
Children in our schools today are the leaders of our future and the workforce of
tomorrow. www.sbchamberfoundation.com
The mission of Gulf Shores & Orange Beach Tourism (CVB) is to market the
Alabama Gulf Coast as a destination, thus enhancing the area's economy and quality of life for all residents. The CVB provides a leadership role in supporting and
promoting the area as a year-round destination through fostering a collective vision,
implementing sound programs and promoting a consistent message.
PCH Hotels & Resorts Inc. manages eight hotels in Alabama which consistently rank
among the best in Marriott globally:
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The Battle House, A Renaissance Hotel and Spa- Mobile, Alabama.
Renaissance Riverview Plaza Hotel - Mobile, Alabama.
Montgomery Marriott Prattville Hotel and Conference Center at Capitol Hill - Prattville, Alabama.
Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Conference Center at Grand National - Opelika, Alabama.
Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort and Spa - Birmingham, Alabama.
Marriott Shoals Hotel and Spa – Florence, Alabama.
Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center - Montgomery, Alabama.
www.pchresorts.com
LuLu’s at Homeport Marina is a waterfront restaurant and entertainment
destination in Gulf Shores, AL owned by Lucy Buffett. LuLu’s sits along the beautiful
Intracoastal Waterway and its family-friendly atmosphere offers numerous activities for
folks of all ages. There is free live music nightly, an expansive gift shop where you’re sure
to find something for everyone, a large white sand beach (stocked with pails and toys for
kids), a beach volleyball court, multiple outdoor bars, and a 3-story “Mountain of Youth”
ropes course. LuLu’s is committed to local food and sustainability which is evident in their
food that is made fresh every single day. LuLu’s also specializes in food allergies
and diet restrictions, demonstrated through our six separate allergy menus.
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Manufacturing
Do you like working with machines and computers?
Look around you...
Do you want to see your work in public?
What It Takes:
Manufactured products are
everywhere. Look around at the
buildings, bridges, boxes of candy, car
bumpers and everything in between.
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Willingness to be a productive teammate
Comfort with complicated machinery and processes
Excellent problem solving skills
Instrumentation Technician
Instrumentation communicators are used to configure most of the
SMART instrumentation found today in manufacturing processes. The instrumentation we are referring to measures pressure,
temperature, and levels in the process industries of chemical, oil,
paper, steel, plastic, and food manufacturing. Instrumentation
Technicians nowadays enter that configuration data in the same way
you text your friends! An instrument can be told what to do
and how to behave by using communicators.
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Occupation: Chemical Engineer Electrical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Civil Engineer
Team Manager
Production Coordinator
Training Manager
Maintenance Electrician
Maintenance Mechanic
Process Operator
Education Required:
Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
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www.ascc.edu
www.remingtoncollege.edu/mobile-alabama-colleges-campus
www.ssab.com
www.thyssenkruppsteelusa.com/
Look around you...
and see the potential of manufacturing in your life.
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Do you like math?
Look around you...
Maritime
Do you like working outside? Do you like working with your hands?
Do you like working with a team?
What It Takes:
Before there were trains, planes
and cars, there were boats. From small
fishing boats and mega yachts to cargo
ships and gigantic aircraft carriers,
shipbuilding offers you a lot of career
opportunities. Whether you are
interested in becoming a marine engineer
to design ships or a skilled craftsperson
to build them, if you have what it takes, a
career in shipbuilding can really pay off!
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Satisfaction in working outdoors instead of behind a desk
Composite Repair
Without going into a chemistry lesson, composites are made up of
polyester resins and glass. The use of composites to build boats is
becoming more popular since it outperforms metal structures because it is lighter, stronger, and cheaper. Today, yachts, fishing boats,
patrol boats, and lifeboats are just a few of the vessels made with
composites. With a solid knowledge of composite materials, related
mechanics, and a good work ethic, you can work in shipyards building and repairing pleasure, commercial, or military vessels and
make an average of $21 per hour!
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World of
Are you a good communicator?
Look around you...
A career in public service ensures our
society will continue to function in an
orderly and just manner. Police officers,
firefighters and corrections officers
are some of the local service branches
available in your community.
Military careers require some of the
same personal and professional
characteristics but have a wider impact
around the globe.
Public Service
Do you work well with others? Do you have mental and physical stamina?
Do you have strong values?
What It Takes:
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Soundness of moral principals
Dependable performance and attitude
Physical fitness
Acceptance of working long and varied hours
Crime Scene Investigator
Crime scene investigators have a special place in law enforcement
divisions. They deal both with investigations. The average crime
scene investigator makes between $34,000 and $45,000 as an initial
salary. With experience and good location, many reputable crime
scene investigators have made over $100,000 annually.
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Occupation: Military Enlisted
Military Noncom Officer
Military Officer
Police Officer
Firefighter
FBI Agent
Corrections Officer
Education Required:
High School Diploma
High School Diploma
Bachelor’s Degree
High School Diploma
High School Diploma
Bachelor’s Degree
High School Diploma
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Annual Salary
$17,000—$ 22,000
$22,000—$ 40,000
$32,000—$120,000
$29,000—$ 45,000
$29,000—$ 45,000
$50,000—$140,000
$25,000—$ 40,000
Public service Partners
United States Air Force - If you have a high school diploma, then you’re ready to begin a career in
the Air Force. Whatever your interest or skill level, there’s something for you. Healthcare, travel,
leadership skills, housing and of course a pay check are all benefits of
a career in the Air Force. www.airforce.com
United States Army - The strength of the Army lies not only in numbers but also in the individual
soldier. No matter their job or rank, there is nothing stronger than a U.S. Army Soldier. The Army
consists of more than 675,000 soldiers of which 488,000 are on active duty, ready to respond
immediately to any mission. www.goarmy.com
United States Coast Guard - For more than 200 years, the U.S. Coast Guard has safeguarded our
nation’s maritime interests in the heartland, ports, sea and around the globe. The Coast Guard
protects the maritime economy, the environment, defends maritime borders and save those in peril.
www.uscg.mil
United States Marine Corps - When the nation’s commitment to democracy is challenged and
national interests are threatened, international disasters, crisis or war, the Marine Corps is ready to
respond on the ground, in the air and by sea. www.marines.com
United States Navy - America was founded on the principles of courage, equality and fairness.
And for more than 200 years, America’s Navy has been instrumental in presenting these ideals –
through the selfless service, responsible use of capabilities and pride, purpose and professionalism.
www.navy.com
Alabama State Trooper - The mission of the Alabama Department of Public Safety is to protect and
serve Alabama’s residents equally and objectively, enforce state laws and uphold the constitutions of
the U.S. and state of Alabama. Department employees are dedicated to promoting a safe and secure
environment for the public. www.dps.state.al.us
Firefighter - The job of firefighter involves the protection of life and property by combating,
extinguishing and preventing fires. Work involves training for and participating in fire fighting duties,
providing emergency care for sick and injured persons and fire prevention activities on assigned
shifts. www.iaff.org
Police Officer - Officers perform duties necessary to enforce the law. Investigates complaints,
maintains order, and identifies criminal offenders. Identifies law enforcement problems, resolves
conflicts, and provides other police services to the public as necessary. Performs a variety of
unplanned physical tasks which include the restraining of violent individuals or animals, running
while chasing, climbing fences and responding to EMS and emergencies. www.napo.org
Mobile County Sheriff / Deputy - Officers patrol areas in the county; receive and investigate
complaints and reports of law violations; conduct investigations, obtain information and statements
and prepare reports; make arrests; apprehend suspects and fugitives; log patrol activities; transport
prisoners; act as bailiff for the Superior Court; appear in court as witnesses, act as correction officers
and are responsible for the in-mates at the Mobile County Metro Jail. www.sheriffs.org
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Looking Ahead...
Community Colleges
As you start exploring career opportunities, you’ll learn what
work experience, training, courses and degrees are needed
beyond high school for every job that interests you.
Alabama Southern Community College
www.ascc.edu
251-575-3156
Campuses: Monroeville * Thomasville *
Gilbertown * Jackson
High School Career and Technical Education
Career and Technical Education is the foundation for the trend
toward college and career ready education. Successful students
in career and technical education have the skills to enter the
workforce, enroll in training programs or excel in a two or four
year college program. For more information visit
mccte.schoolinsites.com.
Apprenticeship
Learn a craft or trade from a skilled craftsperson or master
trades worker (such as carpenter or plumber) through
supervised, full-time work that meets Alabama state standards.
At the end of your apprenticeship, you’ll receive a nationally
recognized certificate of completion.
Reid State Technical College
www.rstc.edu
251-578-1313
Campus: Evergreen
www.faulknerstate.edu
251-580-2100
Campuses: Bay Minette * Fairhope * Gulf Shores
Jefferson Davis Community College
www.jdcc.edu
251-867-4832
Campuses: Brewton * Atmore
Community College
Affordable community colleges, including technical colleges,
where students can study fields such as automotive technology,
culinary arts, and welding, are located in every region of
Alabama. Earn an associate’s degree to prepare you for
immediate entry into your career or to launch you directly
into a four-year college or university.
www.bishop.edu
251-405-7000
Campuses: Main Campus *
Baker-Gaines Central Campus * Carver Campus * Southwest
Campus
Four year College or University
Alabama has many public and and private colleges and
universities. The Alabama Student Assistant Program, a
state-supported and federally funded grant program, helps
support students who want to attend college in Alabama but
need financial support. Nearly 80 Alabama schools participate
in the program.
Enterprise State Community College
www.escc.edu
251-438-2816
Campus: Alabama Aviation Center at Mobile
Region 9 Career Centers:
Bay Minette Career Center - 251-937-4161
Military Service
All branches of the U.S. military, including the Army, Navy,
Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard, provide skills training,
financial aid for college and career opportunities in return
for three or more years of service. Some people choose the
military as a long-term career, while others use it to prepare
for college or a career in private industry or public service.
Brewton Career Center - 251-867-4376
Foley Career Center - 251-943-1575
Jackson Career Center - 251-246-2453
Mobile Career Center - 251-461-4146
On-the-Job Training
After earning a high school diploma, some graduates
immediately start earning money as an entry-level employee.
Through on-the-job training, they are able to learn new skills
and gain valuable work experience.
Monroeville Career Center - 251-575-3894
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Airbus
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Alabama National Guard
Alabama Power Company
Alabama Power Foundation
American Society of Safety Engineers
Alabama Southern Community College
Alabama State Troopers
Alabama Technology Network
Alabama Associated General Contractors
Alabama AGC-YCF
Alabama Department of Transportation
All Crane Rental of Alabama
American Welding Society
ARKEMA
Austal USA
BAE Systems Southeast Shipyards
Bagby & Russell Electric Co.
Baldwin County Public School System
BASF
Bay Chevrolet
Bayou Concrete
Beard Equipment
Boilermakers Local Union
Boise
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Brand Services
Cassity Bros. Construction
Chef Rob
Choctaw County Public School System
City of Mobile
City of Mobile Fire Department
City of Mobile Police Department
Clarke County Public School System
Clarke Mobile Gas
Coast Architectures
Coastal Ford
Community Foundation of South Alabama
Conecuh County School System
CorroMetrics
Cowin Equipment
Cumulus Broadcasting
David Rowe Fine Homes
Dean McCreary Automotive
Drug Education Council
Escambia County Public School System
Evonik
ExxonMobil
Ford Lumber
Fox 10 News
Georgia Pacific
GoBuildAlabama.com
Goodrich
Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood
Governor’s Office of Workforce Development
Greater Mobile Chrysler Jeep
Griner Drilling
Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center
Gulf Coast Solar Inc.
Gulf Coast Truck & Equipment
Gulf Equipment Corp.
Gulf States Engineering Inc.
Gulf States Shipbuilders Consortium
Gwin’s Printing
H.M. Yonge & Associates
Hargrove Engineers + Constructors
Hertz Equipment
Home Builders Association of Metro Mobile
Home Depot
Horizon Shipbuilding
Hosea O. Weaver & Sons
Hurricane Electronics
Hyundai
IBEW Local #505
Ingalls Shipbuilding
Insulators Union 55
Ironworkers Local #798
J. H. Wright & Associates Inc.
J. L. Bedsole Foundation
Jade Consulting
Jefferson Davis Community College
Joe Bullard Automotive
Junior League of Mobile
Lenzing Fibers
Lexus of Mobile
Lincoln Electric
Mark Dodge Automotive
McConnell Automotive
Mercedes of Mobile
Meyer Real Estate
Miller Electric
Mitsubishi Polysilicon
Mobile Airport Authority
Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce
Mobile Area Education Foundation
Mobile County Commission
Mobile County Public School System
Mobile Area Water and Sewer System
Mobile County Sheriff's Department
Mobile Gas - A Sempra Company
Mobile New Car and Truck Dealers Assoc.
Mobile Pipe & Welding
Mobile Tech Prep Leadership Consortium
Mobile Works
Monroe County Public School System
National Electrical Contractors Association
Operators Local #653
OSHA
Painters Local #779
Palmer’s Toyota
Palmetto Design
Partners for Environmental Progress
Pat Peck Nissan
PCH Resorts
Plumbers & Pipefitters Local #119
PowerSouth
Press-Register
Providence Hospital
RCJ Construction Inc.
Reid State Community College
Remington College
Riley Stuart Supply Inc.
RLF Baldwin
Robinson Brothers Lincoln Mercury Volvo
S J & L Civil Contractors
Safety Plus
Safety Source
Saraland City Schools
SAWDC
Segers Aero Corporation
Senator Vivian Figures
Senator Marc Keahey
Senator Trip Pittman
Sheetmetal Workers 441
Sherwin Williams
ShipConstructor USA Inc.
Signal International
Signal Ship Repair
Sound Associates Inc.
Southern Company
Southern Earth Sciences
Southern Ionics
Spherion Staffing
Springhill Medical Center
Springhill Toyota
SSAB
ST Aerospace Mobile
Star Aviation
Superior Masonry
Teledyne Continental Motors
Thomasville City Public School System
Thompson Tractor
Thompson Engineering
ThyssenKrupp USA
Transport Commercial Leasing
Tractor & Equipment
Treadwell Ford
Treadwell Honda
TSCI
U. J. Chevrolet
USA Engineering Dept.
USA Medical Center
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Navy
Virginia College
Volvo Rents
V.T. Halter Marine
Vulcan Materials
Washington County Public School System
Wells Fargo
WESCO Gas & Welding Supply
White-Spunner Construction
WKRG News 5
WPMI Local 15 News

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