Amazon has begun initial hiring for new distribution centers in Patterson and Tracy.
The online retail giant posted its first three job openings, which focus on industrial maintenance and technical engineering, for both of the centers late last week.
The openings are identical for the centers and require engineering, electrical or facilities project management experience. The jobs are maintenance planner/CMMS administrator, industrial maintenance technician and control systems specialist.
The new 1 million-square-foot center in Patterson is expected to open this summer. The construction of another 1 million-square-foot fulfillment center in Tracy was announced in November.
In Patterson, construction on the Amazon facility, which began mysteriously more than a year ago as "Project X," was delayed by heavy rains in December. Patterson Mayor Luis Molina said last month that he anticipates a July opening now, moved back from the planned spring date. The Tracy site is expected to open sometime in the fall.
Amazon officials have not specified the number of jobs needed for either center but have promised "hundreds" in Patterson. All openings will be posted on the company site, Amazon.com. Other jobs, including warehouse positions, should be posted closer to both centers' opening dates.
For more information, go to www.amazon.com/gp/jobs.
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Amazon Begins Hiring for New Centers
Feb 11, 2013
Marijke Rowland
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