Discover Montana Careers in the Energy Industry

The Montana Contractors’ Association (MCA) in conjunction with Big Sky Economic Development, Montana Petroleum Association and Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson (KL&J) invite Montana Energy 2012 trade show http://www.montanaenergy.net attendees to discover job opportunities.

"As energy development continues to increase, particularly in Montana it will become imperative for companies in the energy and construction industries to attract and retain qualified employees," said Cary Hegreberg, Executive Director, Montana Contractors’ Association.

Montana Energy 2012 will offer the opportunity for employers and job seekers to network and provide attendees the opportunity to meet with a variety of industry leaders. Montana Energy 2012 strongly supports the United States Military and encourages veterans to attend the event to network and seek potential job opportunities.

Select vendors will promote open positions within their organizations and collect resumes. Specific opportunities include CDL drivers, equipment operators, diesel mechanics, welders, laborers, engineers and other qualified positions. "Job seekers will have the opportunity to develop contacts and inquire about hiring needs at every level," said Hegreberg. Montana Energy 2012 has secured more than 115 exhibitors. A complete list of exhibitors can be found at http://www.montanaenergy.net.

Montana Energy 2012 is a two-day comprehensive energy conference and trade show held April 3 and 4 at the MetraPark Entertainment and Trade Center in Billings, Mont. The conference will uncover opportunities for energy development throughout Montana. The event brings together industry leaders to discuss fossil fuels, the future of alternative energy resources and the impact energy development brings to Big Sky Country.

The trade show is free and open to the public. For more information and to register to attend the conference, visit http://www.montanaenergy.net.

About the Montana Energy 2012 Partners

The Montana Contractors Association, a chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America, has represented commercial, industrial, and public works construction firms for the past 77 years. The MCA holds a core belief that the prosperity of other industries is fundamental to a robust construction environment, and that we have an obligation to assist in creating a positive political and economic climate for industries to succeed.

Big Sky Economic Development is a public-private partnership made up of two separate Organizations. Together, the organization’s mission is to sustain and grow Yellowstone County’s vibrant economy and outstanding quality of life, by providing leadership and resources for business creation, expansion, retention, new business recruitment and community development.

For more information on Big Sky Economic Development, visit
http://www.bigskyeconomicdevelopment.org.

The Montana Petroleum Association, Inc. is a voluntary, non-profit trade association, whose members include oil and natural gas producers, gathering and pipeline companies, petroleum refineries and service providers and consultants. MPA’s government affairs program strives to maintain a positive business climate for the petroleum industry in Montana, and its education program fosters public awareness of the industry’s contributions to the state and nation.

Founded in 1938, Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson, Inc. stands on the core of innovation, creativity and collaboration. Our clients achieve success from our ability to envision, plan, engineer and build infrastructure. We provide broad services to complement each of our selected markets through office locations that strategically serve clients. For more information about

Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson, visit the company’s website at http://www.kljeng.com.