Nationwide Job Placement Assistance
Job placement assistance in the heavy equipment operator, crane operator, and truck driving career is a priority at all ATS Schools. All graduates are eligible to receive job placement assistance. The Placement Director works with each graduate to help them find employment. The School assists each student in their local area throughout the United States. Find out more on how job placement works in your area and apply today.
Job Placement Assistance Database
Graduates are able to access our job placement database to help find heavy equipment operator, crane operator or truck driver positions by calling the School or on the internet. The job placement department assists in locating potential employers in your community. In fact, you can search for potential employers by state, city, or zip code. This allows the graduate to locate employers in specific geographical locations throughout the United States.
National Job Placement Assistance Coordinator
The job placement assistance department begins working with students during the first week of training. Each student is given a job placement entrance interview to determine their job placement requests. Students can identify what area of the country they will be seeking employment, and our placement department produces a list of potential employers in that area. Each graduate receives a job placement assistance package that contains lists of potential employers along with other helpful job placement documentation concerning their training and their skills.
Campus Job Placement Assistance Department
Your campus has a job placement assistance director that you can talk to about job placement. From the very first day the School will emphasize job placement assistance as a cooperative effort where the School and the student work together to achieve a common goal: SUCCESSFUL JOB PLACEMENT.
Placement Assistance Follow-up
Our placement department follows up with every heavy equipment, crane and truck driving graduate regarding his/her job placement successes. The placement assistance program does follow up correspondence to ensure that every graduate is receiving placement assistance.
Job Placement Assistance Web site
The internet is a fantastic tool for job placement in the construction industry. Literally thousands of students use the internet to contact heavy equipment, crane operation, and CDL truck driving companies and keep in contact with employers and potential employers. In early 2000 ATS developed a web site: www.the-job-site.com for this purpose. This web site is dedicated to providing job placement help and employee resumes to assist our graduates and potential employers in connecting with each other. Students can post their resumes online and employers can post their job openings on www.the-job-site.com.
