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More than 50 employers scheduled for Oct. 21 Aiken Tech job fair

More than 50 employers will participate in Aiken Technical College’s fall community job fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21 in the Building B gym.

Employers confirmed as of Oct. 1,,nclude Acelero Learning, Head Start, Aiken County Government, Aiken County Public Schools, Aiken County Sheriff’s Office – Detention and Road Patrol, Aiken Public Safety, Aiken Regional Medical Centers, Aiken Staffing / Job Shop. Aiken Technical College – Recruitment. Aiken Technical College – Technical Scholars Program, All Ways Caring Home Care, Archroma, Augusta Department of Juvenile Justice, Augusta Industrial Services, Augusta Veterans Curation Program, Austin Industrial, BAE Systems Inc. ,BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina, BTD,  SC Bureau of Protective Services, City of Aiken, Corden Pharma, CPI, Dominion Energy, Eckerd Connects Emerson, GDC/Washington State Prison, Gentiva Hospice, Helping Hands Aiken, Inc.,Hubbell, Lexington County Sheriff’s Dept., Lexington Health Extended Care. Meco Inc of Augusta, Palmetto Propane, Piedmont Healthcare, Portland Bolt, PruittHealth, Quality Plus Services – QPS, Richmond County School System, Savannah River Mission Completion, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, South Carolina  Department of Social Services, South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, South Carolina Highway Patrol, Shaw Industries, South Carolina Department of Corrections, South Carolina Department of Juvenile, SRNS Labor Relations – Craft Direct Hire, SRP Federal Credit Union, The Insurance Center/SD Properties, The Quest Zone Afterschool Program, Tri-Development Center of Aiken County, Inc., United States Army Recruiting Station Aiken, WellStar Health System and  Woodside Communities.

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