4 employers at Clarksville job fair, 80 positions available - WKRN.com

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Courtesy: Goodwill Career Solutions Courtesy: Goodwill Career Solutions

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – Four employers are hoping to fill 80 positions across Montgomery and Cheatham county at a job fair Tuesday.

It will be held from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Goodwill Career Solutions center at 2001 Needmore Road.

Employers include Trinity Marine, R.E. West, Wendy's and Goodwill. Openings include over-the-road truck drivers, welders, fitters, industrial mechanics, human resources, customer service and other positions.

Rates of pay range from $8 to $20 per hour. R.E. West is offering paid training to help employees earn a commercial driver's license.

Representatives from the companies will be on site and interviews are possible, so job-seekers should dress for success.

Job candidates are encouraged to bring a resume, photo ID, Social Security card or birth certificate.

This is one of many job fairs taking place during the week of August 31. A complete list of job fairs taking place at Goodwill's 29 Career Solutions centers can be found at GoodwillCareerSolutions.org.

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