HELP WANTED: Who's Hiring in Bridgeville, Collier & Carnegie?

Looking for work? Here are five local job opportunities.

1. Heavy Equipment Sales Representative

Anderson Equipment Company is seeking heavy equipment sales representatives and trainees in its Bridgeville office. The successful candidate "will grow territory sales and rentals by understanding customer needs and identifying sales opportunities" and more. A bachelor's degree is required. For more information or to apply, click here.

2. Teacher II

Knowledge Universe United States is seeking a full-time teacher for a position in Bridgeville. This entry-level position requires one to two years of experience and some high school coursework. The successful candidate will plan and implement activities that promote the social, physical, and intellectual growth of children, as well as be responsible for the care, hygiene, learning, developmental activities, specialized programs, and redirection of children. For more information or to apply, click here.

3. Driver

Weavertown Environmental Group is seeking a full-time driver for a position in Carnegie. The successful candidate will primarily operate dry-bulk vac trailers. According to the job description, the position provides consistent, year-round work. For more information or to apply, click here.

4. Corporate Recruiter

Ajilon Professional Staffing is seeking a full-time corporate recruiter for a position in Bridgeville. "This position is directly responsible for full-cycle recruiting for professional and executive level positions. Must partner with all levels of management, exhibit strong organizational and problem solving skills and deliver a world class experience to each potential candidate and hiring manager," according to the job description. A bachelor's degree and human resources experience is required. For more information or to apply, click here.

5. Garment Sorter

Cintas is seeking a garment sorter for a position in Bridgeville. "The selected individual will be responsible for sorting and organizing uniform shirts and pants numerically in order of sequence on the garment I.D. tape to prevent mixed bundles of customer clothes" and more. For more information, click here.