NOVEMBER 13-14th
2018 THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
AND MORE
Thank you for joining us for the 2018 AOP Business and Industry Showcase.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The AOP Showcase is designed to help the young people in our counties understand the decisions that they need to make now in order to thrive in their future careers. During this event, students have an opportunity to interact with company representatives from a wide variety of industries to learn more about the pathway they need to take to gain the skills and knowledge needed for specific career clusters.
Anderson Districts 1 & 2 Career & Technology Center.......................................3 Anderson Institute of Technology..........................................................................4 Anderson County Sheriff............................................................................................5 Anderson University.................................................................................................6-7 Anderson Regional Water..........................................................................................8 AnMed Health..................................................................................................................9 Arthrex.........................................................................................................................10-11 BASF.................................................................................................................................... 12 Baxter Enterprises/Hi-Tech Molding.................................................................. 13 Berkshire Hathaway..............................................................................................14-15 Blue Ridge Electric.................................................................................................16-17 BorgWarner...............................................................................................................18-19 Bosch........................................................................................................................... 20-21 Cornell Dubilier.......................................................................................................22-23 Community First Bank................................................................................................24 Danfoss Power Solutions.........................................................................................25 Duke Energy............................................................................................................. 26-27 Hamilton Career Center............................................................................................28 Greenfield Industries.................................................................................................29 HTI Employment Solutions.....................................................................................30 Hydro.................................................................................................................................. 31 Itron...............................................................................................................................32-33 ITT/Compact Automation.................................................................................34-35 J Davis Construction....................................................................................................36 JMMS................................................................................................................................... 37 JR Automation......................................................................................................... 38-39 Koyo....................................................................................................................................40 King Asphalt.................................................................................................................... 41 Lift-Tek................................................................................................................................42 McLaughlin Body Company...................................................................................43 McNair Attorneys.........................................................................................................44 Michelin............................................................................................................................45 Orian Rugs.......................................................................................................................46 ProGasket Aerospace and Automotive............................................................. 47 Pickens County Career Center...............................................................................48 Plastic Omnium.............................................................................................................49 Reliable.............................................................................................................................50 SC Vocational Rehabilitation................................................................................. 51 Schneider Electric ................................................................................................52-53 Shaw Floors.....................................................................................................................54 Sulzer..................................................................................................................................55 Tetramer Technologies..............................................................................................56 Timken............................................................................................................................... 57 Tri-County Technical College..........................................................................58-59 US Engine Valve............................................................................................................60 Walgreens........................................................................................................................ 61 Economic Development Offices....................................................................62-63
This booklet contains information about many of our partners and participants, and there are several other sponsors we wish to thank!
Adult Education Centers of Anderson, Oconee and Pickens Counties Anderson County Council Anderson County Schools and Career & Technology Centers Anderson District 1 & 2 Career Center Clemson Center for Workforce Development Oconee County Schools and Hamilton Career Center Pickens County Career & Technology Center Pickens County Schools and Career Center South Carolina Chamber of Commerce South Carolina Department of Education Worklink Workforce Investment Corporation
OUR MISSION Business & industry in partnership with local schools to inspire and develop tomorrow’s workforce by exposing students to career opportunities in the tri-county area.
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www.andersonctc.org 702 Belton Highway Williamston, SC 29697 (864) 847-4121
Anderson Districts I & II Career and Technology Center’s mission is prepare students for successful careers and post-secondary education through quality instruction. We serve students from Belton-Honea Path, Palmetto, Powdersville, and Wren High Schools and offer programs in these areas: • Automotive Collision Technology
• Firefighting
• Automotive Technology
• Health Science
• Computer Services
• Law Enforcement
• Construction
• Marketing
• Cosmetology
• Mechatronics
• Culinary Arts
• Skin Care/Nail Technology
• Media Broadcasting
• Welding Technologies
• Graphic Communications
• Digital Art Design
• Plant, Animal & Wildlife Science • PLTW, Biomedical Science • PLTW, Pre-Engineering
FUN FACT Anderson Districts I & II Career and Technology Center serves almost 2200 students annually!
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Advanced Manufacturing & Machine Tool Aerospace Engineering Design & Development
Agricultural & Animal Sciences | Bio-Medical Sciences Automotive & Diesel Technology Welding Technology & Sculpture Veterinary Science Technology Engineering Design & Development Computer Science & Programming Mechatronics & Digital Electronics Media Technology & Film Emergency & Fire Management | Computer Networking & Cybersecurity Digital & Visual Art Development | Electrical Design & Smart Systems Core Engineering | Agricultural Sciences & Biosystems Health Science and Medical Technology Agricultural Sciences & Horticulture Cosmetology Services Technology
For more information regarding programs or partnership opportunities please contact Dana Grant, Assistant Executive Director for Community Partnerships danagrant@anderson5.net
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www.andersonsheriff.org/ 305 Camson Rd Anderson, SC 29625 info@andersonsheriff.com Receptionist: (864) 260-4400 Desk Officer: (864) 332-5453 Records: (864) 222-6600
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The Anderson County’s Sheriff’s Office is excited about making our county a safer place to live, work and play. All members of our agency are expected to be effective participants in our community policing strategies and programs. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for all our residents and will accomplish this mission by building partnerships in the community we serve, maintaining high standards of accountability, and proactively, but fairly, enforcing our laws. We continue to work towards preventing and solving crimes in our neighborhoods, schools, and workplaces and are committed to serving our community and bringing customer service back to the forefront of everything we do.
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Anderson University is South Carolina's first university to be recognized as an Apple Distinguished School as a result of its ongoing innovation, leadership, and educational excellence.
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You are invited to stop by the AU booth to test out our virtual reality, 3D printer and enter for the chance to win an iPad.
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Who are we? Anderson Regional Joint Water System (ARJWS) is a partnership of rural and municipal water districts devoted to providing a high-quality, clean, safe, reliable, economical flow of treated water to our wholesale customers in Anderson and Pickens counties. Where is our water sourced? ARJWS is supplied by surface water from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 55,000-acre Lake Hartwell Reservoir, which lies along the border of Upstate South Carolina and Georgia. The plant operates 24 hours per day, every day of the year. Its current capacity is 45 million gallons a day (MGD). How do we treat water? ARJWS uses a conventional filtration system consisting of flocculation, sedimentation, and filtration processes. Our filters are composed of gravel, sand, and carbon, and they remove 99.9% of particulate matter from the water. Finished water is chlorinated to prevent bacterial growth, ensuring that customers receive the highest quality water.
arjwater.com/ 998 Hunters Trail Anderson, SC 29625 (864) 332-6534
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AnMed Health is a 648-bed, not-for-profit health system serving the Upstate and northeast Georgia. The system is anchored by AnMed Health Medical Center, a 461-bed acute care hospital which has earned the prestigious Magnet(r) designation. The four-hospital system includes AnMed Health Women’s and Children’s Hospital, AnMed Health Rehabilitation Hospital, and AnMed Health Cannon in Pickens, S.C. *The American Nurses Credentialing Center designated Magnet status for AnMed Health Medical Center, Women’s and Children’s Hospital, LifeChoice, and AnMed Health Home Care.
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AnMedHealth.org 800 N Fant St Anderson, SC 29621 (864) 512-1000
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The Future is Competitive ARTHREX
Choose a career path that helps doctors treat their patients better At Arthrex, you have the opportunity to be part of an exciting company that helps doctors repair injuries of the body with implants and devices made right here in South Carolina. If you like making things or fixing things, check us out!
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Arthrex has helped treat some of the world’s top athletes. From Olympians to pro football players, we are proud to be Making People Better.
ARTHREX
Make a winning choice. Learn more at Arthrex.com and Facebook.com/Arthrex.
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554 Engelhard Drive Seneca, South Carolina 29678 864-885-1276 BASF.com
At BASF, we create chemistry for a sustainable future. We combine economic success with environmental protection and social responsibility. Through science and innovation we enable our customers in nearly every industry to meet the current and future needs of society. The Seneca, SC, site employees 360 people and is a specialty chemical catalysts manufacturing and precious metal refining facility: • Specialty chemical catalysts and precious metal salts and solutions that are used by BASF customers to produce a wide variety of products, including herbicides, plastics, pharmaceuticals, auto-emission catalysts, fragrances and fertilizers. Other products include specialty zeolites, desiccants and water-treatment media for the removal of lead, arsenic, and other impurities from drinking water. • The Seneca plant has expertise in the manufacturing of precious metal catalysts and the recovery of these metals from spent catalysts. We work with customers to supply fresh catalyst, as well as refine spent ones in a fullloop service – primarily from the auto catalyst market. • In addition, the refinery receives a variety of precious metal-containing scrap, wire, alloys, filters, concentrates, etc., from other markets. • The refinery prepares the spent material or scrap and samples, analyzes and refines them to a pure form. This pure metal is used for the re-manufacture of BASF products or sold to the outside market.
COOL FACTOR We have been ranked in the Top 50 Companies for: • Diversity • Positive Working Environment for Women Engineers • Positive Working Environment for Minority Groups • American Candidate Experiences
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1000 Innovation Way Westminster, SC 29693 ( 864) 649-3326 baxtercarolina.com hitechmoldcarolina.com
Baxter is a family owned and operated business who values its team members’ service, dedication and commitment to superior quality engineering, design and development, injection molding and value added assemblies. From concept to launch, Baxter possesses the vision, leadership, experience and resources necessary to make your program a success. Recognized as an industry leader and a full service supplier for the plastics and tooling industries, we execute the most challenging programs with continuous innovation.
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2017, opera tions began $14 million in vestment 87,000+ sq uare-foot fac ility 90 new man ufacturing-re lated jobs
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A global referral network Industry-leading technologies Smart working and inventive agents One of the nation’s most recognized and trusted brands The #1 real estate company in the Upstate for over 20 years
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Your Home’s Best Friend.
© 2018 BHH Affiliates, LLC. An independently owned and operated franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc.® Equal Housing Opportunity.
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www.blueridge.coop/ OCONEE OFFICE 2328 Sandifer Blvd. Westminster, South Carolina 29693 PICKENS OFFICE 734 West Main Street P.O. Box 277 Pickens, South Carolina 29671
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative is a business organization providing a service. We deliver reliable electric power to homes, businesses, industries and municipalities in our service area. Cutting-edge technology is applied throughout the cooperative enterprise, but the human touch at Blue Ridge ensures that the member receives the highest priority. From its very beginning in 1940, Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative viewed itself as a community builder. By taking electric service into geographic areas where it had never been available before, the cooperative helped open the door to any number of positive developments.
COOL FACTOR Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative, Inc. is a customer owned, not-for-profit electric distribution utility that serves over 64,000 members in the upstate of South Carolina.
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www.borgwarner.com 15545 Wells Hwy Seneca, SC 29678 (864) 985-1380
BorgWarner Seneca is part of the DriveTrain business group. The DriveTrain Group harnesses a legacy of more than 100 years as an industry innovator in transmission and all-wheel drive technology. The group is leveraging its understanding of powertrain clutching technology to develop interactive control systems and strategies for all types of torque management. In Seneca, we build the parts that make trucks go from 2WD to 4WD. At BorgWarner we manage our talent as seriously as we manage our business. BorgWarner offers careers as Assembly and Machining Operators to Maintenance Technicians to Mechanical and Industrial Engineers to Quality Engineers to Human Resources and are always looking to help our team reach new career goals. If you have an interest in science, math, design, or even driving machinery we encourage you to learn about our company’s proud history, strong culture, product leadership, and future vision.
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PATHWAYS AND CAREERS AT BORGWARNER We are the largest BW facility in North America. By being that large, we offer diverse career opportunities across a wide spectrum of areas, ranging from Assembly and Machining Operators to Maintenance Technicians to Mechanical and Design Engineers to Quality Engineers to Human Resources. Depending on your career path, you may need a high school diploma, a two-year or a four-year degree. In addition to technical aptitude, we look for employees that fit in the BorgWarner culture. That culture is built on our core beliefs of: • Respecting others • Working together • Personal integrity • Passion for excellence • And respecting our communities
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The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services. The company employs roughly 402,000 associates worldwide (as of December 31, 2017), and generated sales of $88.2 billion in 2017. Our operations are divided into four business sectors: Mobility Solutions, Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods, and Energy and Building Technology. The Bosch Group comprises Robert Bosch GmbH and its roughly 440 subsidiaries and regional companies in 60 countries. Including sales and service partners, Bosch’s global manufacturing, engineering, and sales network covers nearly every country in the world. The basis for the company’s future growth is its innovative strength. The Bosch Group’s strategic objective is to create solutions for a connected life. Bosch improves quality of life worldwide with products and services that are innovative and spark enthusiasm. In short, Bosch creates technology that is “Invented for life.” At our Anderson, SC location, we are proudly a part of the Mobility Solutions Powertrain Solutions Chassis Systems Control Electrical Drives Starter Motors and Generators Car Multimedia Automotive Electronics Automotive Aftermarket Automotive Steering Connected Mobility Solutions
sector. Our products include powertrain solutions, automotive electronics and car multi-media components. We have approximately 1,400 dedicated associates on our team working in administration, business, engineering, finance, information technology, logistics, manufacturing, purchasing and quality.
Through our
educational partnerships, we have a robust student program with 60 local university co-ops, as well as international students.
No matter what phase of life you are in, you’ll find the right opportunities for you to achieve total career success with Bosch.
Whether you’re a student, a recent graduate, or an
established professional, you’ll enjoy ongoing career support as a member of the Bosch team. As a student, you’re preparing the way for a bright future and a successful career.
Mobility Solutions
Industrial Technology
And where you choose to work is just as important as why. At Bosch, you’ll experience a level of career support that is both engaging and life-changing. Join us and explore all the possibilities that await.
Consumer Goods
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Energy and Building Technology
Bosch as an Employer WWW.BOSCH.US/CAREERS WWW.BOSCHUSA.COM
Make your mark
Shape tomorrow’s world
Give your job meaning with solutions “Invented for life.”
The future offers many opportunities. Be among the first to take advantage of them.
Find your place
Balance your life
You know how you can work best. We offer you the conditions needed.
Make your job match your lifestyle. We provide you with individual support.
Walk the talk
Discover new directions
Be yourself
Pay it forward
Wherever you are our team spirit is with you.
Your way might change we will stay by your side.
Your diversity makes us special. Enrich us with your own unique personality.
We love our business and our environment Let’s save them both for future generations.
Bosch Anderson 4421 N Highway 81 Anderson, SC 29621
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www.cde.com 140 Technology Pl. Liberty, SC 29657 (864) 843-2277
FUN FACT Cornell Dubilier’s roots can be traced back to 1909 when founder William Dubilier first used a glassy mineral called mica to help form a “condenser” (now called a “capacitor”). While the mica capacitor saw limited success for its intended application, it went on to revolutionize radio broadcast communications allowing for better transmission over longer distances.
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A privately held, American owned company, Cornell Dubilier Electronics has earned a global reputation for manufacturing quality, high-end capacitors. Almost all of the company’s capacitors are used in demanding industrial applications, separating themselves from the competition. Working for this company means you could work in specialty critical application areas, ranging from fighter jets to radar systems and welders to wind turbines.
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www.c1stbank.com 3685 Blue Ridge Blvd Walhalla, SC 29691 Phone: (864) 638-2105 1600 Sandifer Blvd Seneca, SC 29679 Phone: (864) 882-2575 449 Hwy 123 Bypass Seneca, SC 29678 Phone: (864) 886-0206 4002 Clemson Blvd Anderson, SC 29621 Phone: (864) 222-2440 2007 E Greenville St. Anderson, SC 29621 Phone: (864) 224-0178 208 East Main Street Williamston, SC 29697 Phone: (864) 847-5109 306 East Windsor Street Westminster, SC 29693 Phone: (864) 647-5487
Community First Bank opened in March of 1990 in Oconee County. We currently maintain seven full-service financial centers in South Carolina: two each in Seneca and Anderson and single locations in Williamston, Walhalla and Westminster. We also have four Loan Production Office locations, including Greenville and Fort Mill in South Carolina and Charlotte and Concord in North Carolina.
Beyond our commitment to service, we strive to be both responsive and flexible in meeting our customer’s banking needs and to be a strong g and effective corporate citizen in “Superior” ratin ar st 5 a d e d our home communities. as been awar . h c In k l, an ia B c st an ir in F F Community ch firm Bauer
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powersolutions.danfoss.com 1407 Pelzer Hwy Easley, SC 29642 (864) 855-5770
Engineering Tomorrow Danfoss Power Solutions – a world-class provider of mobile hydraulics for the construction, agriculture and other off-highway vehicle markets – is a segment of the Danfoss Group and provides driving power to our changing world. Throughout our eighty year history, we’ve built a ground breaking legacy. We pioneered the hydrostatic transmission, as well as orbital motors and steering units. We were the first to introduce load-sensing proportional valves, and the first to control them electronically. Today, seamless integration of electronics and hydraulics result in total machine management. This kind of innovation is key to our business – and yours.
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COOL FACTOR Danfoss Power Solutions has 20 manufacturing and engineering facilities around the world – this helps us be global, but serve locally!
Duke-Energy.com 7812 Rochester Highway, ON04WE Seneca, SC 29672 (864) 873-4606
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Duke Energy makes life better for millions of people every day by providing electric and gas services in a sustainable way – affordable, reliable, and clean. As the largest electric power company in the United States, supplying and delivering energy to approximately 7.3 million U.S. customers, Duke Energy is at the forefront of new beginnings. We have approximately 57,500 megawatts of electric generating capacity in the Carolinas, the Midwest and Florida – and natural gas distribution services in Ohio and Kentucky. Our commercial and international businesses own and operate diverse power generation assets in North America and Latin America, including a portfolio of renewable energy assets. We’re investing in more efficient power plants, renewable energy, smart grid technologies, and innovative energy efficiency programs and services. But while Duke Energy is a company that knows where it is going, we’re also one that never forgets the people and the events that got us where we are today.
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HAMILTON CAREER CENTER 100 VOCATIONAL DRIVE SENECA, SC 29672 864-886-425
ARCHITECTURAL & MECHANICAL DESIGN Automotive Collision Repair Technology Automotive Technology
Building Construction Culinary Arts Management Cosmotology Early Childhood Education
Emergency Medical Services Fire / EMS SPORTS MEDICINE
GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS Health Science LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES Machine Technology MARKETING PLTW - Pre-Engineering Programming & Software Development WELDING TECHNOLOGY
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2501 Davis Creek Road Seneca, SC 29678 864-617-2274 gfii.com
COOL FACTOR The company can trace its roots back to 1874, expanding and growing through complementary acquisitions over the years. In 2009, Greenfield Industries became part of the Top Eastern Group, the world’s largest manufacturer of twist drills.
Greenfield Industries Inc.® is a leading supplier of expendable cutting tools and related products. The company manufactures and sells drills, taps, end mills, and other cutting tools for a variety of industrial, maintenance, commercial, and construction applications under the brand names Cleveland, Chicago-Latrobe, CleLine, Cle-Force, Bassett, Vermont Tap & Die, and Putnam Tools. Greenfield Industries operates manufacturing and support facilities in Seneca, South Carolina (company headquarters); Evans, Georgia; Mississauga, Ontario, Canada; and Mexico City, Mexico. Parent company TDC owns additional manufacturing facilities in Brazil, Germany, and China, and maintains support facilities in France and in the United States.
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Hydro Belton, SC 117 Blake Dairy Road Belton, SC Hydro Gainesville, GA 2905 Old Oakwood Rd Gainesville,GA www.hydroextrusions.com
Our history, spanning many industries and several continents, has been underpinned by three distinctive strengths:
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• the spirit of entrepreneurship, • a dedication to innovation, and • the careful nurturing of our strengths and values. With 50 years of applied and scientific expertise in extruded aluminum solutions, Hydro is in a unique position to control every step of production, and be responsible: • For the land, water and forests, • For our employees and the communities we engage with, • For the energy use and emissions in our processes, and • For bringing end products back into the loop to be used over again.
The Hydro Way is an approach that has lived within Hydro since 1905 and guided our development over the years. The Hydro Way originates from our company’s identity - our unique set of characteristics - and constitutes a way of doing things that differentiates us from other companies.
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ge on cutting ed k r o w o t y it e The opportun create a mor lp e h o t s t c je o technology pr the greatest f o e n o is ld r o resourceful w e are building W . n o r It t a ing parts of work ferings to f o e ic v r se d n an next generatio electricity. f o e us d n a elivery manage the d Itron is a world-leading technology and services company dedicated to the resourceful use of energy and water. We provide comprehensive solutions that measure, manage and analyze energy and water. Our broad product portfolio helps utilities responsibly and efficiently manage our precious resources.
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www.itron.com 313 SC-11 West Union, SC 29696 (864) 638-8300 CAREERS/PATHWAYS Entry Level Manufacturing, Electronics, Information Technology, Marketing, Engineering, Accounting, Computer Science WorkKeys testing is required for manufacturing production positions. Entry level Manufacturing Operator requires a level 3 in Locating Information and a 3 in Observation. We also seek employees who are skilled at Communication, Problem Solving, and being a Team Member. EARNING POTENTIAL The entry-level pay for hourly production manufacturing is $15.60 and where it can grow depends on the employee. We have many manufacturing employees who complete either their 2-year or 4-year degrees and grow into management, engineering, purchasing, or a technician position.
Itron is proud of its desire and ability to continue building its products in the United States. As many manufacturers have looked overseas to reduce their build costs, Itron understands the importance of having its manufacturing close at hand to ensure product quality and time to market. It also employs American workers to make products for America. Our Oconee County location specializes in the manufacturing of Electricity Smart Meters for Utilities around the world.
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your future lies on the horizon
Career Opportunities Internships available Alternative to College Ask Us About:
General Construction Industrial Services Civil Work
(864) 972-4720 12245 S Highway 11 Westminster, SC 29693
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807 Sheffield Road Easley, SC 29642 864.855.0450 www.jmmsinc.com
COOL FACTOR We build, service and modify molds up to 30,000 lbs.
We’re a second-generation, family-owned metalworking company, combining the traditional strengths of our craft — quality, reliability and service — with state-of-the-art technologies, local and global manufacturing resources, and best practices in business management. DESIGN: JMMS design includes early supplier involvement, to work with tooling engineers or as part of a turnkey manufacturing operation andspecialize in tooling design for plastic injection molding and zinc/aluminum die casting. MAINTENANCE: Our dedicated maintenance operation provides preventive services, repairs and modifications to molds and dies — which includes tooling from us or other suppliers. We take an IS0-registered, documented approach to extending the service life, while ensuring the continuing quality of its output. MANUFACTURING: We combine the skills and resources of our South Carolina manufacturing with established Asian toolmaking partners, offering deep experience with both plastic molds and die casting, plus “follow the sun” workflow for accelerated development and production. JMMS customers include BMW, Eaton Corporation, Honda, Michelin, Midmark Corporation and the Orbis Corporation — companies with global brands built on precision technologies, quality manufacturing and a highly selective approach to suppliers.
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COOL FACTOR We are once again expanding our operations, this time in South Carolina! Our plans to build a brand-new, 50,000 sq. ft. facility in Pickens County Commerce Park were officially approved on August 22, 2016. This expansion is made possible through a $3.4 million capital investment and we plan to create 56 new jobs in the Pickens area over the course of the next couple years.
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JRAUTO.com 1473 Walhalla Hwy, Pickens, SC 29671 864-898-3700
Thriving on innovation, while building on the solid foundations of experience, JR Automation Technologies, LLC has grown to become a leading capital equipment designer, integrator, and manufacturer throughout the world. We design and build solutions – machines that have lean thinking hardwired into them at the point of conception. We’ve built thousands of machines in our 35 year history and are always looking forward to the next challenging project. Through the dedication of 850+ employees, JR Automation serves multiple industries, including: • Automotive
• Consumer Products
• Going Green
• Aerospace
• Food Processing
• Medical
• Construction
• Furniture
• Pharmaceutical
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www.jtekt-na.com 430 Torrington Rd. West Union, SC 29696
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tion has been a r po r o C T K JTE l p 100 Globa o “T a s a d e recogniz d consecutive ir h t e h t r o f Innovator” Inc. te Analytics, a iv r la C y b r yea
JTEKT North America was established in 2013 bringing together all of JTEKT’s global products under one regional umbrella. With more than 6000 associates and 24 facilities, including 15 manufacturing sites, 2 Technical Centers and 5 Distribution Centers, the companies that make up JTEKT North America have been doing business since 1958, supplying bearings, driveline components, steering systems, and machine tools. Our corporate culture is characterized by optimism, drive, and the will to succeed. Our philosophy focuses to contribute to the happiness of people and the abundance of society through product manufacturing that wins the trust of society. JTEKT is one of the largest steering systems, driveline components, bearings, machine tools, electronic control devices, and home accessory equipment manufacturers in the world. A leading systems and development partner to the automotive, industrial and aerospace markets - and a great place to work.
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http://kingasphaltinc.com/ 2127 Greenville Hwy Liberty, SC 29657 Phone: (864) 855-0338
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From humble beginnings in 1973, salvaging equipment and paving driveways by hand, King Asphalt set out to become one of the most well-respected asphalt organizations in South Carolina. Today, almost 44 years later, King Asphalt is a full-service paving company and consists of manufacturing facilities in Liberty, Simpsonville, and our newest facility in Pacolet, S.C. During this growth process, a very loyal customer base was established – and those same customers depend on King Asphalt today.
f st recipient o ir f e h t s a w King Asphalt rd in 2016, a w A t n e m e v a the Quality P th roadway o o sm , b r pe su ed a ay having provid on SC Highw c li b pu g n li e v a e for the tr jacent to Lak d a , C S e t a 133 in upst mile project 5 .9 1 1 e h Keowee. T lamation and a c e r h pt e d l ful required 10” , as well as B pe y T e c a Surf single lift of tons of mix. 19,000 plus
All of our certified technicians set quality as a priority in their work each day. They take a professional approach by focusing on asphalt plant production, testing and inspection every day to ensure that the specifications and requests of each project are obtained. They are proactive in their methods; checking, testing and inspecting the products on a regular basis to always fulfill our motto of, ‘Safety. Quality. Success.’
King Asphalt partners with the South Carolina Department of Transportation, South Carolina Asphalt Pavement Association, and Tri-County Technical College to explore new products and investigating different processes concerning asphalt. It is our hope that this relationship will further the development of innovative ways to produce the best quality asphalt products and to introduce the asphalt industry to our future generations.
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www.lift-tek.com 7040 South Highway 11 Westminster, SC 29693 (864) 647-1119
Lift Technologies supplies masts, carriages, integral sideshifters, fork positioners, reach carriages and related components for a wide variety of mobile material handling equipment. These products are used on industrial trucks, automatically guided vehicles (AGVs), telehandlers, truck mounted and rough terrain forklifts and a broad range of other material handling applications. Our end customers include those involved in warehousing and logistics, food and beverage, cold storage and freezer, construction, steel processing, pulp and paper as well as container handling.
COOL FACTOR The company has manufacturing plant locations in Westminster, South Carolina USA and Piacenza, Italy.
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www.mclbody.com 5121 Pearman Dairy Rd Anderson, SC 29625 (864) 305-2100
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Innovating to Protect and Perform We have a long history of adapting to change, but through it all we have maintained our unparalleled commitment to providing highly valued cabs and complex metal products. From our roots in World War I, when we delivered armored vehicle solutions to France, come today’s capabilities in providing a wide range of complex metal components and assemblies for military, construction, agriculture, mining and other rugged work environments. We have strengthened our strategic relevance as a key supplier to world class manufacturers in: • Engineering
• Assembly
• Weld
• Quality
• Finish Coating
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www.mcnair.net 104 S. Main Street, Ste 700 Greenville, SC 29601 (864) 552-9345
Since it was established in 1971, McNair Law Firm has served clients at the intersection of business and government. The firm has grown to 100 professionals in offices throughout the Carolinas and continues to meet the changing needs of its clients, helping them address the challenges and opportunities of every economic cycle. McNair clients are companies and organizations in the manufacturing, banking and finance, telecommunications, energy, healthcare, technology, construction, and real estate industries as well as government entities, non-profit organizations, and individuals.
COOL FACTOR The law firm was founded by former South Carolina Governor Robert E. McNair, who worked tirelessly to attract desirable business and industry into our state. His vision was to bring together the legal talent and capability to serve the state’s changing economic direction.
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including airplanes, automobiles, bicycles, earthmovers, farm equipment, heavy-duty trucks, and motorcycles. The company also publishes travel guides, hotel restaurant guides, maps, and road atlases. Headquartered in Greenville, S.C., Michelin North America employs more than 22,750 and operates 20 major manufacturing plants.
Michelin’s presence in the Upstate of South Carolina includes eight manufacturing sites, one research and development location, and the North American Headquarters.
CAREERS AND PATHWAYS AT MICHELIN All Michelin employees are afforded careers with many opportunities for advancement. Due to the number of locations and variations of positions, many Michelin employees retire from the company with many years of service. Michelin offers careers in the areas of manufacturing, engineering, research, safety, supply chain, production management, etc. Depending on the position, some require 2 or 4 year degrees; however many high school graduates are afforded promotions and education training throughout their career. For our manufacturing professionals, we require WorkKeys testing. Levels differ depending on manufacturing facility. Our technology is highly-automated there for potential employees need to be strong in math and sciences with excellent problem solving skills. Employees must be able to work in a highly autonomous, engaged, team oriented environment. THE MICHELIN MAN IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OWNED BY MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC. AND COPYRIGHT @2018 MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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www.orianrugs.com 2415 Hwy. 81 North Anderson, SC 29621 864-224-0271 PATHWAYS AND CAREERS AT ORIAN RUGS Careers at Orian Rugs start from a variety of avenues, including direct hire, temp to hire, social media, job fairs and more. Whether or not a degree is required depends on the position and other applicable work experience. We value soft skills that include being: • Team-oriented • Flexible • Adaptable • Responsive • Friendly EARNING POTENTIAL Starting pay ranges from $11/hr to $17/hr.
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At Orian Rugs, we have a dazzling variety of color schemes, patterns and size options to compliment virtually any décor. Our rugs are beautiful, durable and woven with American pride. Orian Rugs are designed and manufactured in Anderson, South Carolina in the USA. Is that really important to people? It should be. It sure means a lot to us. It means every rug made by us is designed, extruded, dyed, woven and warehoused right here, in America. It means we’re doing our part to support this nation, by keeping vital manufacturing jobs within our borders. It means the income from every job in our factory stays here and is spent in a local community. It means we support American schools and charities and businesses. It means our customers aren’t paying shipping tariffs on rugs made in some other country. Made in the USA means everything to us. Career opportunities include, but are not limited to: • Design/CAD • Electro Mechanics
• Production Planning • Sales and Customer Service • Management
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107 Alison St Liberty, SC 29657 (908) 310-1925
Headquartered in Haskell, NJ, Progasket Aerospace and Automotive is making a new home in a 15,000-square-foot facility in Liberty, SC. The company is a leader in research and development, custom products, stampings, assemblies, laminates and more and is an innovative supplier of custom designed and produced light guage, stamped and machined metal, as well as synthetic products. We have in-house tool design and manufacturing capabilities that enable us to provide services from development through full production. Stringent quality, process control and traceability are always at the heart of our operations. Annually, we product hundreds of millions of pieces for the automotive industry and more than 400 different components used in automotive and aerospace industries. We are also certified as an ISO 9001-2008 Manufacturing Company.
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ctc.pickens.k12.sc.us/ 990 Chastain Road Liberty, SC 29657 (864) 397-4500
The Pickens County Career & Technology Center provides skill training in sixteen different programs that provide for a wide range of interests. Our mission is to give students the opportunity of discovery. We work with students to explore their talents and interests, and then match that with career opportunities. Our faculty works diligently to prepare students for college and to foster the skills to enter a competitive workforce.
COOL FACTOR As one of the oldest career centers in South Carolina, we have been serving the students of Pickens County for forty-two years through the four high schools in our district.
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Vision Our vision is to continue to build strong partnerships with industry, post-secondary schools, and our high schools to provide unimaginable opportunities for our students.
plasticomnium.com/ 5100 Pearman Dairy Rd, Anderson, SC 29625 (864) 622-3000
INFINITE OPPORTUNITIES • The future will be about innovating every day, to transform and create the vehicles of tomorrow. • With 33,000 team members located in 31 countries, Plastic Omnium is the world leader in automotive exterior components and body modules, as well as automotive fuel and emission reduction systems. • We hire talented people who are driven to make a difference, with a focus on Engineering, Quality, and Industrial positions. The future holds infinite possibilities, and we can’t wait for you to be a part of it.
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1 IN 6 WOR LDWIDE One in every six vehicles pr oduced is equipped with a Plastic Omn ium body mod ule. 1 IN 4 WOR LDWIDE One in every four vehicles produced is equipped with a Plastic Om nium energy storage syste m.
As the automotive industry moves into a new chapter in its history, Plastic Omnium’s contribution is to step up its innovation strategy and focus on cleaner, safer, more connected cars. We have been at the cutting edge of industrial change for the past 70 years and place great emphasis on independence and long-term growth. We are a driving force in sustainable mobility and a leading automotive supplier.
Plastic Omnium has a manufacturing facility located in Anderson, SC. With a focus on Industry 4.0, we increased our footprint in South Carolina by building a brand new manufacturing facility in Greer, SC.
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www.reliablesprinkler.com 1470 Smith Grove Rd Liberty, SC 29657 864-843-1700 Looking for high school diploma, two- and four-year degrees, plus… • Communication • Teamwork • Dependability • Mechanical Inclination
Who do the Dallas Cowboys or the New York Yankees turn to keep their stadiums safe? Reliable! What about Google? Reliable! We manufacture, distribute, and test life-saving products, Fire Protection Sprinklers and System Devices. We aim to save lives, just like firemen do!
Entry-level salaries for positions like Assembler range from $10.32-$12.80/hr.
THERE ARE SEVERAL DIFFERENT PATHS FOR EMPLOYEES. YOU CAN: Grow in a leadership capacity Cell Leaders, Production Assistants, Section Leader, Supervisor
Grow into the warehouse Material Handler, Clerk, Supervisor
Become a technician Either Production Technician or through the Maintenance Department
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For nearly 90 years, Vocational Rehabilitation has been serving the people of our State by preparing and assisting eligible South Carolinians with disabilities to achieve and maintain competitive employment. For those seeking assistance…
For those who partner with us…
We help you understand the options available in setting and reaching your vocational goal.
We assure you our clients have skills, drive, loyalty and dependability. Services that help you tap into this talent pool may include:
Individualized services are provided at offices all over the state and may include: Assessment for eligibility, career exploration and planning for employment; Disability management through therapies, treatments, procedures or assistive devices; Training to enhance skills through instruction and work experiences in our offices, on worksites, or through educational partnerships; Job search to help you find competitive employment, and support you once you are on the job.
Job matching that connects you with qualified, pre-screened candidates; Outsource/training partnerships to meet your needs for quality products or services, and help the clients learn fundamental work skills; Internships, apprenticeships and on the job training which fill any specific knowledge or skills gap at initial employment; Post employment and job retention services to keep valuable employees with disabilities; Tax credits and other financial incentives for training, orientation and accommodation.
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scvrd.net We have 23 offices throughout South Carolina, including these: ANDERSON 3001 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Anderson, SC 29625 864-224-6391 (Office/TDD) OCONEE-PICKENS 1951 Wells Highway Seneca, SC 29678 (864) 882-6669 (Office/TDD) 866-313-0082 (Toll free) Most positions at VR require a four-year degree, with all counseling positions requiring a Master’s Degree. Any open positions that our agency may have will be posted on www.jobs.sc.gov.
“At Schneider Electric™, our role is to make sure that Life Is On™ for everyone, everywhere, at every moment. We are living in a very exciting time where new technologies enable us to rethink the way we deal with energy in a more sustainable and efficient manner.” - Jean-Pascal Tricoire, Chairman & CEO, Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric develops connected technologies and solutions to manage energy and process in ways that are safe, reliable, efficient and sustainable. From 1836 to today, Schneider Electric has transformed itself into the global specialist in energy management. Starting from its roots in the iron and steel industry, heavy machinery, and ship building, it moved into electricity and automation management. After 180 years of history, Schneider Electric has become today the solution provider that will help you make the most of energy.
Schneider Electric operates in over 100 countries with around 160,000 employees worldwide
www.schneider-electric.com 1990 Sandifer Blvd Seneca, SC 29678 (864) 886-1498
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shawfloors.com 1213 Greenville Hwy Central, SC 29630 864-639-5160 PATHWAYS AND CAREERS AT SHAW Production Operators, Maintenance Technicians, Supervisors, Engineers TWO-YEAR OR FOUR-YEAR DEGREE, PLUS…
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• Interpersonal and communication skills • Thinking and decision making skills • Self-management skills • Work commitment and commitment to quality EARNING POTENTIAL Entry level positions earn around $13/hr with the potential to grow to $16/hr.
The world’s largest carpet manufacturer and a leading floor covering provider, Shaw Industries Group, Inc. is a vertically integrated manufacturer that supplies carpet, hardwood, laminate, resilient, tile & stone flooring products and synthetic turf to residential and commercial markets worldwide. A wholly owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. with more than $4.8 billion (USD) in annual sales and 23,000 associates, Shaw is headquartered in Dalton, Georgia, with salespeople and/or offices located throughout the U.S., as well as Australia, Canada, China, India, Mexico, Singapore, and the United Kingdom. At our Clemson, SC, location, we make Nylon 6 fiber for the residential housing market. Our associates bring a range of talent, experience and perspective to the company, our customers, and the community.
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www.sulzer.com 155 Ahlstrom Way Easley, SC 29640 Phone: (888) 343-4348
Because Life Is Fluid Sulzer is a global industry leader with reliable and sustainable solutions for the oil and gas, power, water, and the general industry markets. From its beginnings in Winterthur, Switzerland, back in 1834, Sulzer has developed to become a reliable, fast, and trusted partner for its customers. Our core is flow control and applicators. We specialize in pumping solutions, services for rotating equipment, and separation, mixing, and application technology, including, but not limited to: • The supply, treatment, and transport of water as well as wastewater treatment • Fossil-fired, nuclear, and renewable power generation • Specific general industries, such as pulp and paper, fertilizers, and other markets • Gas and steam turbines • Compressors • Generators and electrical motors • Pumps in the oil and gas markets, power markets, and many other markets • Mixing and dispensing systems for the adhesives and dental markets • Precise application systems for liquid color cosmetics and beauty accessories • One- and two-component application systems for healthcare markets
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www.tetramer.com 657 S Mechanic St Pendleton, SC 29670 (864) 646-6282 CAREERS & PATHWAYS AT TETRAMER We hire Chemists, Materials Scientists, and Engineers. Occasionally we have summer internship positions for high school and college students. Currently all full-time employees have a minimum of a four-year degree, with more than half having an advanced degree (Masters or PhD). In the future, Tetramer expects to a hire technicians with two-year degree. Beyond the degree requirements, we also seek team members who have: • Solid math and science skills • Excellent writing skills • Problem solving • Curiosity • Motivation EARNING POTENTIAL According to the American Chemical Society 2014 Salary Survey, typical early-career annual salaries for Chemists by degree are: BS $40,000$50,000, MS $60,000-$75,000, and PhD $80,000-$95,000. A degree in Engineering will typically earn you an additional $20,000 annually. The salary after 25 years can be 50-100% higher than starting salary for research scientists and engineers.
Tetramer develops and manufactures advanced polymeric and composite materials for industrial and government customers. We are a materials science company that focuses on the development of new, market driven materials. Our highly skilled team of scientists focuses on the understanding of the structure/property relationships of materials and develops new molecules for defined applications. Tetramer teams with device manufacturers and downstream users of materials to provide customized solutions. We take early stage ideas and transition them from an idea to a value added material that can be incorporated into a commercial device. Our strengths lie in our scientists’ expertise in materials design, synthesis, analytics, and transitioning research ideas to commercial products. Tetramer employs a large percentage of PhD scientists and engineers so that we can address technical challenges quickly with a high degree of expertise.
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www.timken.com In the upstate area of South Carolina, Timken has a warehouse/ distribution in Duncan, as well as plants and service centers in Gaffney,
The Timken Company engineers, manufactures and markets bearings, transmissions, gearboxes, chain and related products, and offers a spectrum of powertrain rebuild and repair services. The leading authority on tapered roller bearings, Timken today applies its deep knowledge of metallurgy, tribology and mechanical power transmission across a variety of bearings and related systems to improve reliability and efficiency of machinery and equipment all around the world. Our mission, vision and core values guide our company and will propel us into the future. This direction keeps us successfully working together, so we make the world a more productive place and deliver value to our stakeholders. We passionately believe in: • Treating people with respect • The power of innovation • Growing as individuals and as a company • Making the world a better place through our products and actions • Continuous improvement
R O T C A F L COO ely 14,000 t a m xi o r pp a h Wit g from 28 in t a r pe o s e e y emplo he ken makes t countries, Tim oductive and world more pr y in motion. r t us d in ps e e k
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Union and Honea Path. 415 Brick Mill Rd Honea Path, SC 29654 (864) 369-7395
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PENDLETON CAMPUS 7900 SC Highway 76 Pendleton, SC 29670
EASLEY CAMPUS 1774 Powdersville Road Easley, SC 29642
ANDERSON CAMPUS 511 Michelin Boulevard Anderson, SC 29625
OCONEE CAMPUS 552 Education Way Westminster, SC 29693
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www.usenginevalve.com 7039 SC-11 Westminster, SC 29693 (864) 647-2061 PATHWAYS AND CAREERS AT US ENGINE VALVE Product Technicians (Machine Operators) and Engineers Product Technician roles do not require a degree; however, Engineering Tech roles require a two-year degree, and Manufacturing Engineer positions require a four-year degree.
WorkKeys testing is preferred (Silver Level or Above), as are these skills and characteristics: • Team Player • Strong Communication Skills • Strong Work Ethic EARNING POTENTIAL For product technicians, pay ranges from $16.40 to $17.92 an hour.
US Engine Valve supplies the global automotive industry with high engineered valves that help to increase fuel economy, as well as improve a vehicle’s overall efficiency and performance. Our vision is to be a world-class, full-service supplier of intake and exhaust valves in terms of quality, cost, delivery, and innovation. Our ability to achieve these business goals depends on our adherence to USEV core values: • Make our customers the focus of everything we do • Recognize our people as our greatest asset • Treat each other with respect • Be fair, honest, and open • Be considerate of the environment and our communities • Keep our commitments • Strive for excellence
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walgreens.com/ Walgreens Anderson Distribution Center is located in the Alliance Business Park located immediately off of I-85 at exit 27. 101 Alliance Pkwy
Without the work of our distribution center team members, we couldn’t provide the products and services our customers and communities have come to expect in our stores. Our distribution facilities are some of the most productive in the industry, and the secret of our success is two-fold.
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First, we designed new technology that simplifies and streamlines every distribution process. Second, we created a workspace that adapts to individuals’ unique needs to encourage success, thereby broadening our workforce by extending opportunities to people with disabilities in our Windsor, CT, and Anderson, SC, locations, both with specialized workstations and other accommodations.
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Our Anderson, SC, location is the distribution center for 1200 Walgreens stores with a service area including Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Washington DC, and parts of Pennsylvania. The work we do is no small feat, but with our state-of-the-art technology and diverse group of dedicated team members, we accomplish it every day.
(864) 222-7300 CAREERS & PATHWAYS Resources, Asset Protection, Information Technology, Engineering, Transportation, and Management. REQUIREMENTS General Warehouse level team members do not require a college degree. Maintenance, Human Resources, Transportation, Engineering, and Management have college degree requirements. Please visit our booth at the AOP Showcase for details by job type. We also value greatly good attendance, positive attitudes, and the ability to meet performance and accuracy standards. EARNING POTENTIAL $11.84 to $16.00 per hour for General Warehouse team members.
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Great Counties, Great Careers It was once Cherokee hunting grounds. Now its landscape is marked by the footprints of those who call Anderson County home. Located in the Upstate region of South Carolina along I-85, Anderson is the midway point between Charlotte, NC and Atlanta, GA. Almost 190,000 people have chosen to live in Anderson County for the area’s warm Southern climate, beautiful lakes, and opportunity for a better quality of life. Southern Business & Development recently ranked Anderson, SC in the top 25 in the region as one of the “Best Places in the South to Locate Your Company.” With more than 200 major manufacturers, and 20 international companies in the County, Anderson has a thriving business climate. The top major industries in Anderson include automotive, metal products, industrial machinery, plastics, and textiles. Aside from being one of the most progressive and beautiful parts of the country, the Upstate provides an exceptional business climate for some of the world’s leading companies. With generations of industrial experience and one of the nation’s strongest work forces, the Upstate has an unparalleled track record in manufacturing excellence—so strong, in fact, that Upstate South Carolina has the highest international investment per capital in the United States. Learn more at https://econdev.andersoncountysc.org.
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Founded in 1868, Oconee County has always been a place for innovation and change. Oconee County combines a landscape of lakes placed at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains with hard-working people who take pride in their work and in their community. This vibrant community of nearly 76,000 residents offers companies a pro-business population with a strong work ethic and an unmatched quality of life with great proximity to Clemson University. Oconee County is home to over 60 industry-related companies and boasts a labor shed of over 632,000 people. The county is South Carolina’s northwestern-most county, situated on the Interstate 85 corridor, and is the closest South Carolina community to metro Atlanta, yet offers easy proximity to all of Upstate South Carolina’s assets, in particular the South Carolina Inland Port. Learn more at investoconeesc.com.
Pickens County, South Carolina has historically had a rich industrial economy. Local companies serve customers across the U.S. and around the world, providing them with products and services that range from hydraulic pumps that keep heavy mining equipment running to unique, automated manufacturing cells to ignition systems that can be found in aircraft across the globe. Education and training play a critical role in Pickens County’s industrial community. Clemson University’s status as a top 100 research University, the strength of Pickens County’s K-12 school system and the technical education and training resources available at Tri-County Technical College combine to offer local companies a steady stream of highly-skilled employees. Manufacturing is the county’s primary source of economic growth, with approximately 130 facilities in the Easley, Liberty and Pickens areas. Within the county’s borders, there are over 5,500 employed in manufacturing, with more than half employed in the metalworking/industrial equipment industries. The importance of manufacturing to the area expands beyond the borders of Pickens County. Within the local region there are more than 90,000 employed by manufacturers at approximately 1,800 facilities. Learn more at alliancepickens.com.
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