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We’re looking for someone to help with wiring and light assembly work on an electronics project for about 2 months (Oct–Nov 2025). Training will be provided. You’ll do: -Wire connectors, harnesses, and internal components -Solder, crimp, and test connections -Follow wiring diagrams and keep workspace organized Requirements: -Hands-on experience with wiring or electronics (school, hobby, or lab work all count) -Comfortable with basic soldering, crimping, and using a multimeter -Detail-oriented, reliable, and able to follow instructions carefully Perks: -Flexible hours -Practical, hands-on experience with real hardware -Great resume builder for anyone interested in electronics or hardware assembly 📧 To apply: Send a short note about your background + resume (if available) to this posting.

About Us: Alpha Structural is Southern California’s leading design-build firm specializing in residential, commercial and industrial structural repair, foundation work, slope stabilization, and seismic retrofitting—with over 30 years of proven performance. We’re not a firm where you’ll spend years working on one small piece of a project. At Alpha, you’ll see the entire process—from analysis and design to construction and completion. As a fully integrated design-build company, your solutions don’t stop at paper; they get built, tested, and stand the test of time. ________________________________________ Why Alpha? We believe in building more than structures — we build careers. You’ll join a talented, close-knit field team where your skills directly support vital structural repairs across Los Angeles. We promote from within and offer opportunities to expand your certifications, responsibilities, and future in the trades. ________________________________________ Job Summary: We’re hiring an experienced, hands-on working Construction Foreman to lead one of our structural field crews across Los Angeles County. This is a full-time, long-term position for someone with a deep background in concrete, framing, foundation work, and structural repair. In this role, you will lead and supervise a crew on structural and foundation repair projects while planning daily tasks, assigning responsibilities, and managing overall jobsite workflow. You will interpret structural drawings, blueprints, and scope documents, as well as coordinate material, labor, and equipment needs to keep projects running smoothly. A key part of the role includes ensuring that all safety procedures are followed and OSHA compliance is maintained. You will also be responsible for tracking progress, maintaining daily field reports, and communicating effectively with Project Managers, Engineers, and clients. Additionally, you will mentor and train crew members, supporting their professional growth and development. ________________________________________ Projects You’ll Work On: • Foundation repair and replacement • Residential, Commericial & Industrial Properties • Soft-story and seismic retrofits (cripple wall, moment frames, etc.) • Retaining walls and landslide repair • Hillside stabilization • Structural framing and shoring • Drainage and waterproofing systems • Structural upgrades and general repairs ________________________________________ Requirements: • 3–5 years of experience as a Foreman or lead in foundation, concrete, or structural repair work (required) • Skilled in concrete, framing, shoring, seismic retrofitting, and drainage • Ability to read structural drawings and blueprints • Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills • Pickup truck suitable for transporting tools and materials (required) • Valid driver’s license and proof of auto insurance (required) • Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus • Must be able to work year-round throughout Los Angeles County • Must pass a drug test and be authorized to work in the U.S. ________________________________________ Perks & Benefits: • Competitive pay: $35/hour+ • Robust health coverage: Employer contribution towards Kaiser Medical and Dental Insurance • Vision insurance • Retirement planning: 401(k) plan to help you invest in your future • Bonuses: Performance-based bonus opportunities • Career growth: Clear paths for advancement and leadership development • Company phone provided • Job stability: Over 30 years of consistent growth and success ________________________________________ Schedule: • Monday to Friday • Day shift (8-hour shifts) • Some weekend work may be required ________________________________________ Work Location: Multiple job sites across Los Angeles County Field-based position – must be able to travel daily ________________________________________ Equal Opportunity Employer: Alpha Structural is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and do not discriminate based on race, religion, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other protected status. Apply today and join a team that’s helping keep Southern California standing strong

At Aslin Automation, we are a custom design-and-build machine shop specializing in robotics and advanced automation solutions. Our team of about 10 talented individuals—ranging from technicians to engineers—works together to bring machines to life through design, machining, fabrication, electrical and pneumatic integration. We regularly work with a wide range of materials including stainless steel, aluminum and mild steel. Using these materials, we build custom frames, guards and a wide variety of “weldments” depending on the form factor of the particular custom machine. Joining our team means stepping into an environment with tremendous opportunities for growth across multiple fields in any of these disciplines. Key Responsibilities to include but not limited to:  Fabricate and weld mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.  Build and assemble machine frames, guarding, and components.  Create estimates and procure materials  Work with precision to ensure high-quality, custom builds.  Perform PC-based work related to job setup and documentation.  Occasional field work installing and or modifying equipment. Requirements:  Minimum 5 years of practical fabrication/welding experience.  Proficient in PC use and comfortable working with digital tools.  Familiarity with eDrawings or experience viewing 3D models.  Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints.  Basic machining capabilities (cutting, drilling, grinding, milling, turning).  Understanding of the most common materials’ properties, specifically during machining and welding processes.  Reliable, detail-oriented, and able to work independently or on a team in a fast-paced environment. Additional desirables:  Familiarity with Solidworks or other 3D CAD software.  Machining capabilities (or experience other than fabrication purposes) beyond the basic requirements listed above. What We Offer:  Competitive pay based on experience, typically in the range of $30 to $40 per hour.  Full-time, steady work in a growing machine-building environment.  Opportunities to expand your skills in fabrication, machining and other areas depending on interests and or career goals.  A supportive and professional team dedicated to high-quality craftsmanship.  Medical, dental and vison benefits.  A 9/80 work schedule (work 9 days to accumulate 80 hours, thus every other Friday off).

Established custom residential design-build firm is hiring experienced finish carpenters for high-end interior trim work on large-scale estate homes and luxury remodels across Napa, Sonoma, Marin, and the greater North Bay. We are looking for skilled craftsmen who take pride in precision craftsmanship, and bring a meticulous eye for detail to every aspect of interior finish work. This is not a handyman role — we’re seeking professionals with a deep understanding of high-end residential woodwork standards. 🛠 Candidates to be proficient in: Custom base and case installation Door and hardware installation Crown molding, coffered ceilings, and box beam work Wainscot and wall paneling installation Cabinetry installation and alignment Requirements: Minimum 5 years of interior finish carpentry experience Reliable transportation and valid driver’s license Full set of professional tools Strong work ethic and ability to work both independently and as part of a team Clean, professional presentation and demeanor Respect for jobsite cleanliness and project timelines Compensation & Perks: Competitive hourly pay (based on experience and skill level) Long-term opportunities with consistent, year-round work A professional, team-oriented environment with a strong reputation in the industry If you take pride in your craft and want to part of our exclusive team known for excellence, integrity, and the art of fine finish work- we'd love to hear from you.

Immediate Work Available, Licensed Electricians Needed. Job Location in Jackson, WY. $50/hour + $15 Per Hour Per Diem Available. Wage is DOE. Benefits Available. Email Resume or Fax to 801.393.6660

Electrician – Teacher needed for Tiny House Class This is kind of a long post. So sorry. I have a really cool opportunity for just the right person. I am a carpenter in Sebastopol. I have a carpentry school that I have been doing now for the 4th season. This year I am teaching a class called “How to Build a Tiny House” The class sold out immediately and we are 2/3rds finished with the build. The class is divided into 8 “modules” We just finished the 5th module which was “Plumbing” The next module will be “Electrical” I am the teacher for all the building but although I do do my own plumbing and some electrical, I don’t feel qualified to “teach” these classes. I found an amazing plumber who participated teaching the class with me and overseeing all the work we did. I now need an electrician to do same. Here is how the class works. The class spans 2 weeks. Classes are from 10am – 5 pm Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday. Each week. The dates for this session will be: Thursday October 9 Friday October 10 Saturday October 11 Sunday October 12 Thursday October 16 Friday October 17 Saturday October 18 Sunday October 19 This is an extraordinary position for the right person. I envision this being either a retired “old timer” who still wants to get their hands dirty once in a while passing on their lifelong knowledge to eager adults working hard to learn all aspects of building your own tiny house. Or someone who owns their own company so they would have flexibility to set their own hours to work around these 8 class dates. This person would come to our class for only two hours in the morning, from 10 am – 12 noon, to teach. 4 new students each day. Then the last hour from 4pm-5pm “inspecting” our work. The first hour would be beginning electrical system concepts and some info on how to plan an electrical system for a small dwelling. Then the second hour would be some hands-on skill building.I will provide all supplies and tools for class. Obviously, we can’t that cover much in 2 hours. For the plumbing class we discussed the general principals of a house plumbing system then we did some hands-on skills. Then the teacher gives us a project to do in the house so we can get experience with the lessons we learned with actual installation of our electrical system in my tiny house. For example, class would cover the installation of romex and electric boxes and switches and lights. The teacher would then come back at 4pm for one hour walk through checking our work and critique. The class is mostly adults over 50. There are 32 students. 4 different students each of the 8 days. We cover the same material each day. Very easy and fun. Please let me know if you can think of ANYONE who might fit this position.