More Jobs Via Kia Suppliers
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More Jobs Via Kia Suppliers
Two more suppliers report how many positions they'll be filling because of Kia.Related Links
Dongwon in Meriwether County, Ga., and MOBIS Georgia in West Point have reported how many more positions they hope to fill as a result of Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia.
Dongwon has already filled 80 out of 300 positions. A second wave of hiring will begin January 1.
MOBIS Georgia, which is “on the pad” right next door to the Kia plant, has already hired 238 positions. MOBIS plans to hire another 200 by next July.
Training for automotive assembly may give applicants an edge in applying for KMMG’s (and its suppliers’) second wave of hiring. Columbus Technical College started an automotive assembly technician certificate program in January 2007. Other technical schools, like several branches of West Central Technical College, offer automotive technician programs, which centers more around working at dealerships and independent shops.
Those interested in applying may do so at the Georgia Department of Labor’s Web site.
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