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Ms. Determined
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Sun Jan 30, 2005 6:45 am Post subject:
Resume w/ entry level position for Highway Construction truc |
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Needing to redo my resume. And I am wanting an entry level position in
highway contruction or heavy equipment operator. I have only a little
experience and I have just finished taking a class for highway construction.
So I want an entry level position to further educate me and my get to my
finishing goals and that is to be a heavy equipment operator. Any examples
or suggestions would be very helpful to me to build the best resume to get me
my job I want. Thanks |
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Bob Christian
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Tue Feb 01, 2005 6:48 am Post subject:
Re: Resume w/ entry level position for Highway Construction |
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My guess is that you will won't see this post...but I will post for anyone
who searches on the web and comes across it. I have a soft spot for the
hardened truck driver...
You may want to check out www.monster.com or one of the resume builder
websites. Many of the trucking companies that provide training services may
also have resumes. An example of someone who has worked on a construction
site:
http://www.mhca.mb.ca/Employment/reshhiebert.html
In most cases entry level positions require knowing someone or speaking with
someone rather than dropping off a resume. It might not hurt to go in and
talk to one of the supervisors with the construction companies. Many of
them are very nice folks and will take a few minutes of their day to talk to
you about what they require. They may tell you to get some experience, or
they may have you take a driving test and a drug test that day if you have
your CDL and have been through a driving school already.
My little brother drives trucks and has been doing so for quite a few
years...and several family members have driven trucks. To my knowledge, he
has never created a resume...he started entry-level with a contract from the
training school, driving a beer truck, of all things. From there people
have always given him a job.
This newsgroup is dedicated to Microsoft's Live Communication Server. LCS
is a Real-Time Collaboration product that provides internal Instant
Messaging (IM) capabilities and presence awareness. LCS also includes
functionality to archive Instant Messages to a SQL server.
LCS is popular with corporations and organizations who don't want to give up
the benefits of IM and presence, but require a solution to be brought
in-house so that they may meet their compliance objectives, such as
archiving and secure communications.
More information regarding Live Communication Server can be found at:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/livecomm/prodinfo/overview.mspx
or
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/FX010908711033.aspx
The Microsoft support site is http://support.microsoft.com and has support
centers related to many Microsoft products.
Regards,
Bob
"Ms. Determined" <Ms. Determined@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Needing to redo my resume. And I am wanting an entry level position in
highway contruction or heavy equipment operator. I have only a little
experience and I have just finished taking a class for highway
construction.
So I want an entry level position to further educate me and my get to my
finishing goals and that is to be a heavy equipment operator. Any
examples
or suggestions would be very helpful to me to build the best resume to get
me
my job I want. Thanks |
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Bob Christian
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Sat Feb 05, 2005 7:57 pm Post subject:
Re: Resume w/ entry level position for Highway Construction |
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Thank you for your input on this matter. I will take your advise upon
looking for a job. I have just graduated from my class at the YWCA, I took
to help me familurize me in "Highway Construction for Women." Again, Thanks!
"Bob Christian" wrote:
| Quote: | My guess is that you will won't see this post...but I will post for anyone
who searches on the web and comes across it. I have a soft spot for the
hardened truck driver...
You may want to check out www.monster.com or one of the resume builder
websites. Many of the trucking companies that provide training services may
also have resumes. An example of someone who has worked on a construction
site:
http://www.mhca.mb.ca/Employment/reshhiebert.html
In most cases entry level positions require knowing someone or speaking with
someone rather than dropping off a resume. It might not hurt to go in and
talk to one of the supervisors with the construction companies. Many of
them are very nice folks and will take a few minutes of their day to talk to
you about what they require. They may tell you to get some experience, or
they may have you take a driving test and a drug test that day if you have
your CDL and have been through a driving school already.
My little brother drives trucks and has been doing so for quite a few
years...and several family members have driven trucks. To my knowledge, he
has never created a resume...he started entry-level with a contract from the
training school, driving a beer truck, of all things. From there people
have always given him a job.
This newsgroup is dedicated to Microsoft's Live Communication Server. LCS
is a Real-Time Collaboration product that provides internal Instant
Messaging (IM) capabilities and presence awareness. LCS also includes
functionality to archive Instant Messages to a SQL server.
LCS is popular with corporations and organizations who don't want to give up
the benefits of IM and presence, but require a solution to be brought
in-house so that they may meet their compliance objectives, such as
archiving and secure communications.
More information regarding Live Communication Server can be found at:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/livecomm/prodinfo/overview.mspx
or
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/FX010908711033.aspx
The Microsoft support site is http://support.microsoft.com and has support
centers related to many Microsoft products.
Regards,
Bob
"Ms. Determined" <Ms. Determined@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AA7FCEA3-38D9-470F-A87B-7875D6D6BFB0@microsoft.com...
Needing to redo my resume. And I am wanting an entry level position in
highway contruction or heavy equipment operator. I have only a little
experience and I have just finished taking a class for highway
construction.
So I want an entry level position to further educate me and my get to my
finishing goals and that is to be a heavy equipment operator. Any
examples
or suggestions would be very helpful to me to build the best resume to get
me
my job I want. Thanks
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Bob Christian
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Sun Feb 06, 2005 6:46 am Post subject:
Re: Resume w/ entry level position for Highway Construction |
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Note: This was not actually one of my replies... It appears that whomever
replied put my name in the field. C'est la vie.
Bob
"Bob Christian" <Bob Christian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Thank you for your input on this matter. I will take your advise upon
looking for a job. I have just graduated from my class at the YWCA, I
took
to help me familurize me in "Highway Construction for Women." Again,
Thanks!
"Bob Christian" wrote:
My guess is that you will won't see this post...but I will post for
anyone
who searches on the web and comes across it. I have a soft spot for the
hardened truck driver...
You may want to check out www.monster.com or one of the resume builder
websites. Many of the trucking companies that provide training services
may
also have resumes. An example of someone who has worked on a
construction
site:
http://www.mhca.mb.ca/Employment/reshhiebert.html
In most cases entry level positions require knowing someone or speaking
with
someone rather than dropping off a resume. It might not hurt to go in
and
talk to one of the supervisors with the construction companies. Many of
them are very nice folks and will take a few minutes of their day to
talk to
you about what they require. They may tell you to get some experience,
or
they may have you take a driving test and a drug test that day if you
have
your CDL and have been through a driving school already.
My little brother drives trucks and has been doing so for quite a few
years...and several family members have driven trucks. To my knowledge,
he
has never created a resume...he started entry-level with a contract from
the
training school, driving a beer truck, of all things. From there people
have always given him a job.
This newsgroup is dedicated to Microsoft's Live Communication Server.
LCS
is a Real-Time Collaboration product that provides internal Instant
Messaging (IM) capabilities and presence awareness. LCS also includes
functionality to archive Instant Messages to a SQL server.
LCS is popular with corporations and organizations who don't want to
give up
the benefits of IM and presence, but require a solution to be brought
in-house so that they may meet their compliance objectives, such as
archiving and secure communications.
More information regarding Live Communication Server can be found at:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/livecomm/prodinfo/overview.mspx
or
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/FX010908711033.aspx
The Microsoft support site is http://support.microsoft.com and has
support
centers related to many Microsoft products.
Regards,
Bob
"Ms. Determined" <Ms. Determined@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
news:AA7FCEA3-38D9-470F-A87B-7875D6D6BFB0@microsoft.com...
Needing to redo my resume. And I am wanting an entry level position
in
highway contruction or heavy equipment operator. I have only a little
experience and I have just finished taking a class for highway
construction.
So I want an entry level position to further educate me and my get to
my
finishing goals and that is to be a heavy equipment operator. Any
examples
or suggestions would be very helpful to me to build the best resume to
get
me
my job I want. Thanks
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