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Hiring Event Next Week For ST Engineering
August 9, 2019
CareerSource Escarosa and ST Engineering are partnering for a hiring event on Thursday, August 15.
This no-cost event is open to the public. Job-seekers will have the opportunity to network with ST Engineering employers seeking individuals to fill their open positions as aircraft technicians and mechanics.
Employers will be recruiting for positions in the aerospace industry. Job seekers are urged to dress professionally and bring plenty of resumes.
The even will be held from 9 a.m. until noon at CareerSource Escarosa, 3670 North L Street in Pensacola.
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10 Responses to “Hiring Event Next Week For ST Engineering”
They pay Below industry wages!!! Great Facility But Extremely Low Pay, Most workers there now are Contractors, They Are Lucky if they have 100 direct hires.
@FSU Fanatic, fresh out of school? Did you go to school locally? I went in Alabama to get my license.
I have been an employee at ST and it has been a good.I started as an Apprentice with a a&p straight out of school and didn’t have experience. I started at 17 plus got a 1 for my a&p. In less than a year I completed my OJT’s required to promote and received a pretty big increase. st has chances for pay increases but a mechanic has to be willing to do the work to get it. an chance to train to be a master mechanic and receive that pay in 5 years sounds good to me. I think I’ll stick with ST. It’s a good learning experience and living.
My Grandson has 6 years experience in the Air Force and has a two year degree from PSC before joining. He was a hydraulics mechanic on fighter jets.
He got married and has two children now. It was best to come home and be with his family for help with the children. Both parents working and family are the care takers for the children.
Employers like STEngineering – his starting salary is $15.00 per hour with experience on jets and cars. Definitely not enough for keeping up a family.
Time to find a better paying job. He will soon start classes seeking a surgical tech. position. Entry level is $20+ per hour.
More than likely they’ll be looking for people who are licensed by the faa to work on aircraft. That’s why they need to pay more money. A licensed mechanic can go just about anywhere in the country and make more money. Too bad because they have a nice place to work.
Do they train or do u need specific training prior
@Jennifer, not sure but I think if you have all your licenses they only start you at around $18 an hour. With overtime you can make more but they need to pay more to start with just to keep people around. It’s fun work but I can make much more up here at Whiting or going over to crestview.
Good place to start, but if you are already trained best to look for somewhere else if going direct. The pay is bad.
@More money
What is their starting pay for aircraft mechanics?
They need to offer up more money for the mechanics they hire. Not a bad place to have been but everyone else in the area will pay you more.