SoCal ROC Job Leads

INSTRUCTIONS

Use the browser 'search' feature (Ctrl+F) and enter the keyword for the job you are searching for. 

How to Use Job Search Websites

You can use job search websites to find job postings in the career area in which you are interested. Some examples of job search websites are indeed.com, simplyhired.com, careerbuilder.com and monster.com.

The following are tips for using job search websites:

• Visit different job search websites and sign up to receive notifications of jobs in which you are interested.

• Job search websites typically require your email address, your zip code, and key words for the type of job you want.

• Have your resume ready to upload to the website.

• Use key words to make your search more specific to the types of positions you want. For example, someone looking for a welding position should use words such as welder, arc, MIG or TIG.

• You can search by job location, job title, salary range or company name.

Suggested Job Search Sites

Use the buttons below to visit job search websites. By utilizing these sites, tradespeople can efficiently find job opportunities that match their skills and career goals, ensuring a better fit and greater job satisfaction.

General Job Search Sites

• 1. Indeed: Though it's a general job search site, Indeed has a robust selection of job listings for trades and skilled labor. You can filter your search to focus on specific trades, locations, and experience levels.

• 2. Simplyhired: This platform aggregates job listings from various sources, making it easier to find relevant trade positions. You can also set up job alerts to stay updated on new opportunities.

• 3. ZipRecruiter: Known for its user-friendly interface, ZipRecruiter allows job seekers to easily browse and apply for positions in trades. The site also sends notifications when new relevant job postings are available.

• 4. CareerBuilder: With a wide array of job postings, CareerBuilder allows you to filter searches to find positions in specific trades. It also offers career advice and additional resources.

• 5. Monster: Another comprehensive job search platform, Monster offers a wide range of listings, including many for trades and skilled labor. They also provide resources such as resume tips and career advice tailored to these fields.

• 6. South Bay One Stop Jobs: Putting the South Bay back to work one job at a time. Look here for job postings and hiring events.   

Industry Specific Job Search Sites

By utilizing these specialized job search sites, our Career Technical Education students can efficiently find job opportunities that align with their expertise and career aspirations, leading to greater job satisfaction and professional growth.

Health  Sciences Job Search Sites

• 1. HospitalCareers: This platform focuses on connecting healthcare professionals with hospital jobs. It provides detailed information about employers, job descriptions, and the specific requirements for each role.

• 2. HealthJobsNationwide: As one of the largest healthcare job boards, this site aggregates job listings from various sources, making it easier for healthcare workers to find relevant roles. It covers a broad spectrum of medical professions and specialties.

• 3. American Hospital Association Career Center: This resource is excellent for finding hospital and health system job openings. It also offers career advice and resources to help healthcare professionals navigate their job search.

• 4. HealthcareJobsite: A user-friendly platform that allows healthcare workers to search for jobs, post resumes, and access career resources. It covers a wide range of roles within the healthcare industry.

Engineering and Design Job Search Sites (Traditional Trades) 

• 1. Tradesmen International: This site specializes in connecting skilled craftsmen with employers who need their expertise. It's particularly useful for those in construction, electrical, plumbing, and other hands-on trades.

• 2. ConstructionJobs.com: Focusing on the construction industry, this platform lists a variety of roles from general labor to specialized trades. It's a great resource for finding both entry-level and advanced positions.

• 3. iHireConstruction: This site matches job seekers with construction job opportunities. It offers a tailored job search experience and provides resources to help with resume building and interview preparation.

• 4. NeedTechs: Established in 1999, NeedTechs.com has been the go-to source for automotive dealers, independent repair shops, and fleet operators for experienced automotive technicians and mechanics. We solely focus on matching job seekers or automotive technicians to employers in the automotive industry. 

• 5. Local Union Websites: Many trade unions have job boards and resources for members. These can be excellent places to find job listings that might not appear on other sites.

• 6. iHireAutomotiveProfessionals: iHireAutomotiveProfessionals helps job seekers and employers find great Automotive opportunities and top talent. Search, register, and apply or post a job.

Art and Design Job Search Sites 

• 1. Arts for LA:  This job board was designed to be as inclusive and informative as possible so candidates know exactly what they are applying for and employers find the best match for the vacant role. Arts for LA strives to provide opportunities where creative professionals earn a living wage that sustains their need for food, housing, and a sustainable art practice.

• 2. Bark: Find freelance graphic design jobs

• 3. Dribbble: This site specializes in connecting designers with jobs worldwide.

• 4. StyleCareers: Online since 2001, StyleCareers.com is the largest, fashion-only job listing site on the Internet. In addition to our industry-leading jobboard, StyleCareers.com also hosts fashion specific recruiting events in New York and Los Angeles.

Public and Consumer Services Search Sites 

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