PWSA Attends Utility and Technology Career Fair, Promoting Skilled Job Opportunities and Training

This important event provides a forum for companies to recruit and share information on jobs and training that is available for workers of all levels.
PWSA Talent Acquisition Specialist, Sarah Collins, (center) joined by PBEOC members Representative Jake Wheatley (left) and Pittsburgh Mayor-Elect Ed Gainey (right) at the Utility and Technology Community Career Fair. PWSA Talent Acquisition Specialist, Sarah Collins, (center) joined by PBEOC members Representative Jake Wheatley (left) and Pittsburgh Mayor-Elect Ed Gainey (right) at the Utility and Technology Community Career Fair.

The Pittsburgh Black Elected Officials Coalition (PBEOC), a partnership between city, county, and state officials, hosted a Utility and Technology Community Career Fair on December 7th to promote and encourage interest in utility and technology jobs in the region. This important event provides a forum for companies to recruit and share information on jobs and training that is available for workers of all levels. The PBEOC envisions a healthy, thriving, sustainable African American community where residents live, work, play, and worship safely and successfully. PWSA is grateful for the opportunity to participate and bring awareness to the many career possibilities available, which offer excellent pay, training, and benefits. 

For more information on career opportunities at PWSA, visit Pgh2o.com/careers.