Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Military Spouse Workshop

Greetings!



Camp Atterbury is planning a Military Spouse Workshop to familiarize and inform the "new to the area" Military Spouses of college and career offerings online and in the local area. The focal post-secondary programs are those that lead to "portable careers" respective to the "in demand" needs of the 21st Century which may not require a Military Spouse to resign when a military move is necessary. My mission is to familiarize the Military Spouse with lucrative online and local, college and career opportunities.



Event date: 26-27 June*

Set up time: 0900*

Workshop start time: 1000*

Workshop end time: 1400*

Location: Camp Atterbury



*subject to change



Feel free to call with questions or recommendations and/or send an e-mail to RSVP. I look forward to hearing from you!

Melissa J. (Hommel)Collins

Education Coordinator

Camp Atterbury B332

P: 1-800-237-2850 ext 2575 DSN 80-569-2499 ext 2575

F: 812-526-1717

mailto:melissa.hommel@us.army.mil

http://www.campatterbury.in.ng.mil/education.htm

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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Baxter in Bloomington Hiring

Employer Name: Baxter Healthcare Corporation Bloomington, IN US
* Job Title: Manufacturing Associate 3 37895BR (2nde Shift)

* Occupation: First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Production and Operating
Workers

Salary Range: $17.80 - $29.23 Hour

Job Description:
Assist in line supervision of all Capping/DeBagging rooms, terminal
sterilization activities, component staging, paperwork review, etc. Assist
in the training and performance of all capping personnel, equipment and
required processes; interact with technical support to maintain quality
performances of all processes; evaluate and implement standard operating
procedures for all required areas.

Essential Functions:
Delegate coordinate and schedule activities of assigned team members;
recommend measures to improve performance and increase efficiency. It is
expected that all processing be performed in a timely and quality oriented
manner in accordance with cGMP's and BPS procedures.
Recommend and/or initiate personnel actions such as hiring, promotions,
transfers, discharges, disciplinary measures; train and develop new and
current employees; conduct evaluations, career plans, and reviews against
expectations for all direct reports; it is expected that company policies and
procedures are enforced fairly and consistently for all team members.
Organize and coordinate general cleaning and sanitizations throughout all
filling suites. It is expected that organization be maintained at all times
within the classified areas to ensure equipment segregation, readiness and to
prevent any contamination or rejection of batches. It is expected that all
sanitizations be performed in a timely and effective manner in order to
maintain the proposed timeline for manufacturing operations.
Assist in developing/revewing batch records of new and existing projects;
assist in establishing and orienting new projects for production; Review
project plans and batch records prior to operations; monitor assigned team's
documentation in logbooks and batch records. It is expected that minimal
deviations and no investigations or rejection of batches will result in due
to documentation errors. Initiate exception reports as required. It is
expected that all documentation be performed according to current cGMP's and
BPS procedures.ate and implement standard operating procedures for all
required areas.

Job Requirements Behaviors (knowledge, skill, ability):
Attention to Detail
Consistently examine (SOP's, equipment, methods, etc.) to prevent errors
and/or recognize unexpected results.
Teamwork Skills
Work effectively and cooperate with others to facilitate accomplishment of
team goals.
Time Management Skills
Effectively coordinate and prioritize own time and daily activities to ensure
that work projects are completed efficiently.
Knowledge of BPS and cGMP procedures
Understand BPS and cGMP procedures in order to correctly perform job
requirements.
Ability to Take Initiative
Independently take prompt action to proactively accomplish objectives and
achieve goals beyond what is required.
Writing Skills
Utilizing good grammar, clearly and concisely express information and ideas
to help the reader/reviewer understand the message.
Multi-Tasking Skills
Ability to effectively perform more than one duty at the same time to
accomplish various objectives, which may be either related or unrelated
Organizational Skills
Ability to utilize strategic and orderly methods to ensure work processes and
systems are logically arranged.
Delegation Skills
Allocate decision-making authority and/or task responsibility to appropriate
others tomaximize the effectiveness of the organization and individual
Ability to Accept Responsibility
Recognize and act upon own accountability for success in multiple aspects of
work life to help the team or company be more effective and successful.
Decision Making Skills
Identify and analyze information and draw conclusions to make best decisions
consistent with available facts, constraints and probable consequences.
Coaching Skills
Provide appropriate guidance and feedback to help others strengthen specific
knowledge/skill areas needed to accomplish a task or solve a problem.
Communication Skills
Clearly convey information and ideas to individuals and groups in a positive
manner to help them understand and retain the message.
Troubleshooting Skills
Efficiently identify potential causes and verify/eliminate each one to
determine the true root causeBehaviors (knowledge, skill, ability):
Knowledge of cGMP manufacturing
Knowledge of basic laboratory and pharmaceutical production equipment
including but not limited to: terminal sterilizers, weight scales, pallet
wrappers, etc.
Incumbent must be proficient in a variety of mathematical disciplines and be
able to work with both the metric and USA standards of measurement.
Must be able to read and follow detailed written instructions and have good
verbal/written communication skills. Good procedural writing skills.
Knowledge of basic chemical and biological safety procedures.
Good computer skills, knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
Very good interpersonal skills and be able to work effectively and
efficiently in a team environment.
This position requires shift, weekend and holiday work. Overtime may be
required at times.
The incumbent must work in a clean room environment wearing special garments.

Additionally, personal protective equipment must be worn due to safety
requirements.

May require immunization before performing work within the manufacturing
area.

Requires a minimum of 2 years related experience and demonstrated working
knowledge of scientific principles

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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Army Position - Family Readiness Support Tech

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Vacancy Announcement Number: NCDE08096124R

Opening Date: April 27, 2009 Closing Date: May 10, 2009

Position: FAMILY READINESS SUPT TECH (OA), YB-0303-01

Salary: $34,412 - $44,734 Annual

Place of Work: First Army, Division East, HQ, 205TH Infantry Brigade,
Command Group, Indianapolis, IN with Duty Station: Edinburgh, IN
Position Status: Temporary Position Not to Exceed: 2 Years -- Full Time


In this position: Coordinates with community agencies who provide the
training to assist the Commander and Family Readiness Group (FLG) leaders in
scheduling and coordinating briefings, orientations, and workshops to inform
soldiers and family members regarding the functions of the Family Readiness
Program and a variety of deployment and reunion issues. Maintains day-to-day
awareness regarding public, military, and/or administrative issues impacting
the families of deployed military personnel. Assists with the establishment
and maintenance of the units websites. Personally answers routine and
non-technical requests for information such as status of reports, suspense
dates for matters requiring compliance, and similar information readily
available from files in a timely and accurate manner. Performs word
processing functions, types forms, and maintains files. Assures proper
safekeeping, storage, and destruction of office records and computer output.

About the Position: THIS IS A TERM POSITION NTE 2 YEARS AND MAY BE EXTENDED
UP TO 6 YEARS.

Works under the general supervision and direction of the First Army Brigade
Commander or designated Supervisor., Family Readiness Group
Irregular work schedule and/or overtime hours may be required.

Click here
https://cpolst.belvoir.army.mil/public/resumebuilder/builder/index.jsp to use
the Army Resume Builder to create your resume. Follow the instructions in
this vacancy announcement to apply for the job.

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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Job Available in Worthington, IN

Corn Flour Producers, LLC
RR 2, Box 376, Hwy 67
Worthington, IN 47471

Phone: 866-55-FLOUR // 812-875-3113
Fax: 812-875-2187

Internet: http://www.cfpmasa.com

Email: info@cfpmasa.com

Job Title: Production Worker
Salary Range: $10.00/Hour

Job Description:
Must have High School diploma or GED and have a good work ethic. MUST
BE ABLE TO PASS DRUG SCREEN. Benefits after 90 days.
Will work 12 hour swing shifts (days to nights) every four weeks. Will
Maintain all specified levels throughout the milling process. Control
operational conditions, segregate product that does not meet established
specifications and follow all production procedures. Accurate and timely
documentation of process conditions and daily audits.

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Griner Engineering Looking For YOU!

Employment Opportunity in the Bloomington Indiana area:

Griner Engineering, Inc.
2500 N Curry Pike
Bloomington, IN 47404

http://www.griner.com/employment.html

Job Title: Setup Team Member
Salary Range: $12.16 - $18.58 Hour

Special Skills: High school diploma or (GED) Prior machine operator and setup
experience (Griner machines) Knowledge and capability to set up new processes
on Hydromats, grinders, and Acme machines. Must be able to run multiple
processes mechanically inclined and working knowledge of hand tools Good
basic math skills Ability to review and understand technical drawings and
blue prints Ability to lift up to 50# Quality oriented and attentive to
detail Key Measures: Set up times completed at quoted time or less Machine
efficiency at 95% (better) Zero safety issues Cost control by reducing waste
(such as scrap or broken tooling) and reduce nonvalue added operations



Job Title: Entry Level Machine Operator
Salary Range: $9.00 - $11.40 Hour
Job Description: Evening shift hours are 7:30 p.m through 6:00 a.m. Monday
through Friday. Must have a good amount of Mechanical experience.

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Thursday, April 16, 2009

Prairie Quest Consulting

Full-time employment opportunity.

The positions are scattered throughout the State, but I'm looking specifically for people in the following areas:

Scottsburg/New Albany
Columbus/Shelbyville
New Castle/Rushville

All of these positions are Full time.

Additional information about the position can be seen at :

http://seeker.dice.com/jobsearch/servlet/JobSearch?op=302&dockey=xml/3/0/30f215aa074b525db37e666dfd6769eb@endecaindex&source=19&FREE_TEXT=enrollment&rating=99




The position start date is April 29th, so they looking for someone who is immediately available.

Amber Smith
Human Resources
Prairie Quest Consulting

asmith@prairiequest.com
http://www.prairiequest.com

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4-H Army Youth Development Project

As part of the Joint Family Support Assistance Program JFSAP the Office of the Secretary of Defense OSD has provided funding to the 4-H Army Youth Development Project to strengthen and expand Operation Military Kids programs and services to military youth in Indiana.

Screening will begin as soon as possible and continue until the position is filled.

Submit all application materials via e-mail to Michelle Perez at mperez@ksu.edu.

For information, contact
ContractMarlene Glasscock
4-H Military Partnerships Project Director
4-H Army Youth Development Project
Kansas State University
glass@ksu.edu
phone 785-532-1484
fax 785-532-6969

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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Resources for Jobs

http://www.imcpl.org/cgi Community Central Indiana HumanResource Database Searchable database for various needs

http://www.esgr.org/ Nat. Guard/Reserve employer support of the guardand reserve help with employment issues for employee and employer

http://www.esgr.org/members2/thelaw.asp?c=userra.html Nat. Guard/Reserve

http://dod.jobsearch.org All Homepage to searching for jobs allacross the States, preparing for application and interview/ Employer help with compliance issues

http://www.dol.gov/21cw/welcome.html Community information on employment-US department of Labor

http://usajobs.opm.gov Community Federal jobs, listing and application site

http://www.careers.org Community Job listings by topic and regionwww.dol.gov/vets ALL Us Dept. of Labor page for Veteranswww.sba.gov/VETS/ All small business owners-veteran specific, toolsto start help and grow a business

http://militarycareers.com All Military career finder

https://www.dmdc.osd.mil/appj/esgr/index.jsp Nat. Guard/Reservecivilian employer information for service members only

http://www.veteranscorp.org ALL Veteran help in starting and growinga new business

http://www.etoyota.com/joblink/ All employment opportunities withToyota and Lexus for service members

www.freedomteamsalute.com Army nominate employers, supportingspouses, parents, veterans for recognition of their support from themilitary.

www.acap.army.mil Army Help Soldiers and Families with transitionand employment assistance

http://www.soldierfoundation.org/ All Financial and job help forfamilies

http://www.dfas.mil/ All Job listings, military pay, accounting

http://www.militaryconnection.com/jobs/ All Job listings, lots of helps

Some other resources that might be beneficial when searching for a job are:

* Military One Source - You can contact them at 1-800-342-9647, orvisit their web site at: www.militaryonesource.com

* Vet Jobs - You can go online to their web site at: vetjobs.com

* Labor Ready - You can contact Labor Ready at 1-800-24-LABOR, or goonline to their website at: www.laborready.com

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Tuesday, March 31, 2009

2009 Crawfordsville Job Fair

Congressman Steve Buyer (IN-04) announced today that the number of jobs to be offered at the 2009 Hoosier Job Fair is now over 2,800and 87 businesses are signed up to participate in the fair. Leading areaemployers who will be recruiting at the event include Nucor Steel, Medco,Cook, Inc., Crane, Edward Jones, and Ivy Tech. Congressman Buyer isco-hosting the 2009 Hoosier Job Fair with State Senator Phil Boots on Monday,April 6, 2009, at the Crawfordsville High School from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

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Sunday, March 8, 2009

The Veterans Green Jobs Academy

The Veterans Green Jobs Academy


Looking for a new job? You may want to check out The Veterans Green Jobs Academy. The Academy provides individualized mentoring, support and attention aimed at helping you maximize your potential, not only during the program, but throughout your career. In order to provide the best career development for veterans, the academy has different types of training - - from 2 months to a full academic year program, as well as residential and nonresidential programs. The Academy also provides intensive education, training and career development services for vets interested in careers in the green industries.

The first Home Energy Auditor Training (HEAT) will begin this spring, and more programs will start later this year in the summer and fall.

Training programs will be based in the San Luis Valley of Colorado, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Washington in 2009.

Eight to ten states are expected to open their own programs in 2010 and possibly more in the coming year. They are also partnering with a non-residential program where focusing on outdoor conservation and restoration is already transforming both people's lives and land.
To learn more about Green Jobs Training Programs, go to www.veteransgreenjobs.org.

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Friday, March 6, 2009

Yellow Ribbon Support Staff

The Air National Guard (ANG) Deployment Cycle Support (DCS) and Yellow Ribbon Support Staff Contract provides a delivery structure that ensures ANG military members and their Families have an optimal continuum of care through the DCS process (before, during and after deployment) in consonance with the ANG's developing Yellow Ribbon Program. In coordination with NGB-J1, JFHQ-State, and the State Leadership, the ANG Yellow Ribbon contract support staff will provide day-to-day liaison and continuity for operations, programs, and initiatives. The contract support staff facilitates with established local and state networks, Joint Service Support Network (TAAs, ESGR, Sexual Assault Prevention and Support-SAPR, APR, Family Programs, and Psychological Health) organizational efforts to build the program's credibility with the respective Services, Service members, Families, and employers, within the local community and Government agencies as needed to ensure delivery of appropriate services and programs; i.e., national, regional, county, religious, other military services, veterans organizations, private non-profit, and for profit organizations.

for more information, please follow the link below:
http://hostedjobs.openhire.com/epostings/submit.cfm?fuseaction=app.jobinfo&jobid=298160&company_id=15695&source=ONLINE&JobOwner=985180&bycountry=1&bystate=0&bylocation=US%2E&keywords=Yellow%20Ribbon&byCat=NULL&tosearch=yes

for remaining questions, please contact:
Connie DouthatWing Family Program Coordinator3005 Ferguson Rd. Fort Wayne, IN 46809-0122WP: 260-478-3409CP: 260-312-9980email: connie.douthat@inftwa.ang.af.mil...Info <https://www.in.ngb.army.mil>

Point of Contact Information:Boaz, LeeAnn E SPC NGINFamily Programs Assistant3172473300 4-5 Digit or Extensions: 3300
Email Address: leeann.boaz@ng.army.mil

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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Hire a Hoosier Vet Career Fair

SAVE THE DATE

Operation: Hire A Hoosier Vet career fair will be held on:

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

0900 hours - 1500 hours

Stout Field Building #9
Indianapolis, IN

Please contact (317) 988-2415
For more details






WELCOME HOME Indiana Guard and Reserve

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Friday, January 30, 2009

Force Construction Company

Force Construction Company hires the majority of thier construction staff through the area of union halls, including Carpenters, Laborers, Operators, and Finishers/Cement Masons. If interested in teh field construction work and not already a member, they encourages any interested party to contact one of these union organizations for additional information on thier apprenticeship programs.

Carpenters Local #1775
380 Plaza Dr. Suite E
Columbus, IN 47201 812-372-4063


Cement Mason Local #692
1734 Mellwood Ave., Suite B2
Louisville, KY 40206
877-420-9696

Laborers Local #741
431 S Mapleton St.
Columbus, IN 47201
812-372-2211

Operating Engineers #181
700 N Elm St.
Henderson, KY 42420
270-826-2704


The above union will assist those seeking employment with Force Construction Company.

Force Construction Company, Inc.
990 N National Rd.
Columbus, IN 47201
812-372-8441

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38th Combat Aviation Brigade

The 38th Combat Aviation Brigade is seeking applicants for both Warrant Officer and Commissioned Officer Aviator positions. Interested applicants are encouraged to call the Brigade's Aviation Training Officers for more information on how to become an Army Aviator. POC is CPT Bryon Blohm available at 317-392-8251 or 317-392-8257.

The board will be held in late April, but applicants must act now in order to accomplish all the required tasks prior to interviewing with the board.

Point of Contact Information:Blohm, Bryon C CPT NGINTraining Officer3173928257 4-5 Digit or Extensions: 8257
Email Address: bryon.blohm@ng.army.mil

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ADOS announcement for the Pre-Mobilization Training Assistance Element (PTAE) OIC open to Grades O-4 thru O-5 until 28 Feb 2009.

FULL-TIME NATIONAL GUARD ADOS ANNOUNCEMENT

1. POSITION AVAILABLE: PTAE (Pre-Mobilization Training Assistant Element)
Commander

2. LOCATION: Division Armory, 3912 W. Minnesota Street, Indianapolis, IN
46241-4064

3. ANNOUCEMENT

4. OPENING DATE: 31 January 2009

5. CLOSING DATE: 28 February 2009

6. START DATE: 18 April 2009

7. GRADE: MINIMUM GRADE: O-4 MAXIMUM GRADE: O-5

8. TOUR LENGTH: Minimum 365 days: Orders are subject to the availability of
funds and continuation of the mission requirements.

9. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
a. Member of the Indiana National Army National Guard.
b. Member must meet medical retention standards IAW AR 40-501,
Chapter 3.
c. Meet physical fitness standards IAW FM 21-20 and height/weight
standards IAW AR 600-9.
d. Not under current suspension of favorable personnel actions (flagged)
IAW AR 600-8-2
e. Must not have served on any combination of operational support for
more than 1,095 cumulative days (three years) out of the preceding
1,460 days (four years).
f. Must be able to complete the tour prior to achieving 17 years of Active
Service.

10. SELECTING SUPERVISOR: COL Kenneth E. Ring, JFHQ J2/3/5/7

11. MILITARY STATUS: ADOS, TITLE 32, SECTION 520(F)- SUBJECT TO
THE AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS

12. BRIEF JOB DESCRIPTION: Provides training feedback to the supported unit
and TAG through the PTAE. Monitors unit training, tracking, and completion of
pre-mobilization training tasks. The PTAE OIC oversees, unit training information
and/or documentation through training unit channels to the DARNG. The PTAE
OIC supervises via the Command and Control Cell and Training Assistors (TAs)
and remains appraised of unit training plans, events, locations and provides
training completion data to the TAG.

13. QUALIFICATIONS:
a. Articulate 1st Army pre-mob training guidance and changes
b. Flexibility to work with JFHQ Directorates, MSCs,1st Army TSB and
NGB Training Certification Branch
c. Must have valid SECRET or interim SECRET Security Clearance
d. Passing APFT (within 12-months)
e. Meet requirements of AR 600-9, Army Weight Control Program
f. Not currently in key M-Day leadership position (Commander, 1SG, etc.)
g. Ability to perform Temporary Duty in CONUS and OCONUS locations.

14. PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:
a. Recent theater/deployment experience is desirable but not required
b. Upon being hired, must have working knowledge of
(1) Digital Training Management System (DTMS)
(2) Mobilization Planning Data Viewer (MPDV)
(3) 1st Army Commander Training Tool
(4) OC/T school

15. TOUR CONSTRAINTS
a. Commander
(1) Applicants must commit to a minimum of 365 continuous days
of duty.
(2) A Permanent Change of Station (PCS) move will not be entitled
and shipment goods will not be authorized.
(3) Orders are subject to the availability of funds and continuation
of the mission requirements.

16. PACKET SUBMISSION
a. All ADOS packets will be submitted to:
CPT Kimberly Gorham, TAE Admin OIC
3913 W. Minnesota Street
Room 222
Indianapolis, IN 46241-4064
W: 317-247-3300 x4571
C: 317-918-4255
F: 317-247-3162 (please call to ensure fax was received)
kimberly.gorham@us.army.mil

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