NEWS SOURCE: All Port Jobs
TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 13 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — All Port Jobs (AllPortJobs.com) announced this week the launch of a new job board that covers the spectrum of transportation from aviation and aerospace to maritime, rail, trucking, passenger transit, construction, supply chain logistics and pipelines.
AllPortJobs.com provides a comprehensive listing of transportation jobs in a wide array of industries including airports and seaports; land hubs and spaceports; and everything in between. It’s the Internet’s all-new central transportation job site that, unlike other transportation job boards, consolidates all these jobs in one place.
The site is user friendly and allows the job seeker to choose a specific “port” – i.e., air, sea, rail, space, trucking and so on. Popular jobs in each category then appear and job seekers can view what’s available and also narrow their search by location.
The site also provides job seekers with the ability to post resumes; receive job alerts; and to view career videos developed and distributed by the Center for Occupational Employment Information (COEI) that are designed to provide a brief, visual introduction of each industry.
Even in a down economy, the transportation industry continues to grow. As a result, this is the perfect place for job seekers to turn – it’s an industry to be watched.
The transportation industry is global by nature and new technologies continue to evolve to meet its demands. It’s an industry that demands timely delivery and employees who understand the support systems of intermodal infrastructures, especially when disruptions cause serious impact to a company’s process flow.
“Transportation is vital to the world’s economy,” says founder and executive director for AllPortJobs.com, Mai T. Ho. “Practically everything we hold in our hands was either grown or manufactured in one location, packaged and distributed to another; and procured, delivered and consumed in yet another. And, without the necessary professionals to maintain this continuous flow, supply to meet demands would be limited.”
AllPortJobs.com offers millions of job seekers the opportunity to explore their talent beyond their routine plateau – whether through air, sea, land, or a new unchartered territory – space.
“We also recognize that today’s technologies are improving at exponential rates. For example, space travel is becoming a reality,” adds Ho. “Just imagine the logistics behind a satellite launch or the transport of infrastructure elements to build a space station.”
The staff at AllPortJobs.com is looking forward to witnessing the evolution of routinely transporting commercial astronauts outside earth. They are excited about supporting this industry and to contributing qualified personnel to this historical change.
For more information, visit: http://AllPortJobs.com .
News issued by: All Port Jobs
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Original Story ID: (6539) :: 2010-12-1213-002
Original Keywords: AllPortJobs, all port jobs, Washington State Newswire, trucking, space, ship, employment, career, ports, work, workers, directory, transportation industry, Mai T Ho, Tacoma WA, internet, portal, online, web, logistics All Port Jobs Tacoma Washington State TACOMA, Wash.
Alternate Headline: All Port Jobs: New Job Board to Meet Transportation Industry Needs – Rail, Trucking, Pipeline, Space and More
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