Check to see if Schneider Electric is looking for cooling field techs.

They ticketed last night

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Local 271 - laborers always looking for guys who can show up on time every day and pass a drug test

Portion Meat

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Aldi’s

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LOcal 99 electricians is recruiting:

https://ibew99.org/apprenticeship

also- https://www.ccri.edu/workforce/workforce/manufacturingtrades/ElectricalApprenticeship.html

Thanks for posting the news article. I walk all over town, and that victim could easily have been me if I were walking to/from Arcade one night.

Hell, I even came on here this morning to see if there were any posts about a massive amount of emergency sirens last night.

This is the route my next-door neighbor chose. 15+ years later, he still absolutely loves his job.

How much experience in hvac do you have

Hi, I cannot highly enough recommend the pipe trades: plumber/pipefitter as an option. You'll start out at about $20/hr, which is not terrible... as a journeyman, I'm making $50+

Health care? Yup. Not out of pocket.

Annuity (401K)? Yup. Not out of pocket. (although I can contribute $6 matched)

Pension? Yup. (Local and national)

Just sayin... worth looking into. I'm here if you have questions.

Security companies like Allied Universal, Securitas, and USentra are always hiring and you don’t need a single qualification to become a security guard.

Check out apprenticeship.gov. They have a job finder tool

Also reach out and see what programs CCRI or other community colleges are currently running and what employers are working with them: https://www.ccri.edu/workforce/index.html

Also the DLT for Rhode island posts open apprenticeship listings.

Best of luck!

You don’t have to be a vet to work with the VA / fed. ..the va has 39,000 job openings nationwide. The initials of America .gov

Do you have a college degree?

My husband and I bring Scrabble to Lost Valley Pizza all of the time! It's a great place with great food and great people, open during the day and late night!

Apprenticeship, in the sense that they will make you forget everything you've ever learned, and teach you how to build subs their way. No matter what, you can walk in the door and make a decent starting wage based off of your experience

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Again I'll suggest EB. They pay for and send you to training for a few weeks if you're an apprentice, as they are trying to rapidly expand at the moment

There's a lot of demand for people who know old buildings. Check out this training program. https://ppsri.org/accepting-applications-3rd-cycle-of-window-workforce-training-program/

Show up in front of Home Depot at 5 AM. If you can speak english you will be 1st string. Don't blow your reputation by being lazy or you will have to move to another HD. Don't accept anything less than $200/day even when the illegal next to you will work @ $120.

Last time I saw them was a show at the living room, gonna try and make it to this, they are unmatched