A worker shouldering a length of pipe on a steel erection site
// For veterans and first respondersSyracuse, NY

From the trades to technology, close to home.

Openings from companies hiring around Syracuse, posted by the people doing the hiring. Free for veterans and first responders.

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// Before anything elseTwo questions

Everybody on here served. It costs you nothing.

This side of the platform is closed. Everybody browsing work here served, which is the whole reason an employer bothers to read what you send.

// Who it is for

You served, in uniform or on a call

Military veterans, and first responders — police, fire and EMS. You confirm which when you make the account. There is no discharge paperwork to dig out and nothing to post in.

  • Any branch, any trade, any era
  • Police, fire and EMS, serving or retired
  • Nobody outside that sees the worker side of the board
// What it costs

Nothing, on your end

The account is free, saying you are interested is free, and taking the job is free. No agency stands between you and the employer taking a percentage of what you earn.

Free

For veterans and first responders

// What is on itLive now

Hands-on work with a company behind it.

Hands-on work with an employer behind it, inside Onondaga County and the towns around it. If you have run the equipment or done the hours, this is the part of the market that wants to hear it.

Boots and a screed working wet concrete, the crew behind
// On site

Hands on it, inside 25 miles

// Open now

Posted by the people doing the hiring

// From trades to technology

Where the openings sit

  • Construction and site work
  • Manufacturing and production
  • CDL and driving
  • Warehouse and logistics
  • Facility and building maintenance
  • Welding and fabrication
  • Heavy equipment operation
  • General labor
  • Technology and IT
// What you need readyAlmost none of it

You can start with nothing on paper.

The thing that stops most people is thinking they have to put a decade of work into a document first. There is no document. You pick your skills from a list and that is the profile.

A resumeNoThere is nowhere to upload one.
Civilian trade experienceNot requiredHours on a machine in service count.
A license or ticketDepends on the jobThe posting says which ones it calls for.
The appOptionalEverything works on the web too.
// How it worksThree steps

How you find work here.

You came out with real hours on real equipment and no good way to prove it on paper. Nothing here asks you to. Find work you can do, read what it actually involves, and tell them you are interested. What happens next is a conversation with the person doing the hiring.

01 / Look

Work within driving distance

Openings across Onondaga County and the towns around it. Concrete, steel, CDL, warehouse, plant maintenance, general labor, IT and network support. If you can get to it, it is on here.

02 / Read

Written by the people who need it done

What the work is, where it is, and the skills it actually calls for, straight from the company. No recruiter boilerplate to decode, no listing scraped off somewhere else.

03 / Say so

It lands with the person doing the hiring

Tick the skills you have and send it. No cover letter, no portal, no wondering whether anyone opened it. It goes to the company, and they write back in the app.

// Get StartedStep 4

See what’s open right now.

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Cost to you
Free
Setup
About a minute
Model
Direct hire