Jobs in Moses Lake
Moses Lake employement opportunities are available in agriculture, manufacturing, education, government services and high tech.
Largest Employers in Grant County
- Moses Lake School District (509)766-2650
- Genie Industries (509) 762-3200
- Samaritan Hospital (509) 765-5606
- Grant County Public Utility District (509) 793-1569
- City of Moses Lake (509) 766-9201
- REC Silicon (509) 765-2106
- Big Bend Community College (509) 793-2061
- Walmart (509) 765-4950
- Moses Lake Community Health (509) 765-0674
- Moses Lake Clinic (509) 764-6400
- Grant County Government (509) 754-2011
- Quincy Foods, LLC (509) 787-4521
- Columbia Colstor (509) 765-3343
- ConAgra Foods, Inc. (509) 787-3567
- J.R. Simplot (509) 765-3443
- Columbia Foods, Inc. (509) 787-1585
- Inflation Systems/ Takata (509) 762-5549
- Columbia Basin Hospital (509) 754-4631
- Ephrata School District (509) 754-2474
- D & L Foundry, Inc. (509) 765-7952
- Washington Potato Co. (509) 349-8803
- Weyerhaeuser (253) 924-2345
- Northwest Stone & Brick, LLC (509) 346-2175
- Home Depot (509) 765-9128
- Basin American Foods (509) 765-8601
- National Frozen Foods (509) 766-0793
- ML Fab, LLC (509) 764-7400
- Chemi-Con Materials (509) 762-8788
- Western Polymer (509) 765-1803
- EKA Chemicals (509) 765-6400
Employment Resources
- Basin Employment Service & Training Inc. 509-764-4240
- Total Employment And Management 509-765-3210
- Barrett Business Services Inc. 509-765-4408
- Express Employment Professionals 509-765-0322
- Washington Worksource Affiliate 509-766-2559
- Moses Lake Skillsource Affiliate 509-766-6300
- Opportunities Industrialization Centers of Wa. 509-764-8120
Latest News
April 6th, 2010
More Jobs For Moses Lake
(509) 750-1822
ralphkincaid.mywindermere.com
Finally…the mysterious Project Chinook is officially unveiled to reveal a new and newsworthy company locating in Moses Lake.
“Carbon fiber manufacturer SGL Group and automaker BMW Group announced today that Moses Lake is the location for a new joint venture carbon fiber manufacturing facility. “
Construction on the first phase of the Moses Lake facility will begin in June, 2010 on 60 acres just east of the Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake. The estimated investment for this phase is $100 million with 200 construction workers on site. When completed the facility will employ 80 people that will produce several thousand tons of carbon fiber each year that will be sent to Germany where it will be woven into fiber sheets and shaped into panels to form the chassis for BMW’s all electric Magacity Vehicle.
Click here for the complete story on the Grant County EDC website. http://www.grantedc.com/index.php?page_id=12&newsletter_id=165
This is another great win for Moses Lake and Grant County and should open the door to other related industries. Kudos to Terry Brewer and the rest of the Grant County EDC staff for coordinating this effort to bring another manufacturing employer to our community.
October 26th, 2009
Genie Industries to Add New Production Line
Genie Industries is one of our largest employers. Here is some good news from the Grant County EDC about an expansion of their Moses Lake production facilities which will bring more jobs.
Genie Industries to Add New Production Line
Genie Industritelehandler manufacturing line from Baraga, Mich., to Moses Lake during the first quarter of 2010, the company announced Thursday. The production line will be staffed with existing employees in Moses Lake, according to Melinda Zimmerman- Smith, a company spokesperson for the aerial lift manufacturer.
In Moses Lake, production start-up will also take place during the first quarter of 2010. “Adding volume to any plant is always positive. The telehandler marketis partially related to the residential housing market, she stated. “As the housing market returns to growth, then the volume requirements for telehandlers will increase,” she stated. “Having those products in Moses Lake means increasing volumes in the future for that facility.
She described a telehandler as being short for “telescopic handler” and “as a multi-purpose machine with a telescopic boom that accepts different attachments to lift, move and place materials ranging from bricks and gravel to lumber.” “They’re often the first machines on the job and the last to leave because they can be used for so many different applications,” she commented. “Consolidating this product line into our established manufacturing plant in Moses Lake will allow us to share best practices, facilities and resources,” she stated. “The actions we are taking today are extremely difficult given the talented group of employees and management in Baraga …That said, we are confident that this decision will help us remain competitive in the industry and will ensure a strong future for our telehandler business in and through the challenging market ahead.” Genie reduced its worldwide workforce by about 11 percent in September, with 15 positions cut in Moses Lake.