Job Programs

All applicants seeking employment on the SFMTA’s Central Subway Project should first register at one of the One Stop Career Link Centers hosted by the Office of Economic and Workforce Development (OEWD). The OEWD facilitates recruitment for the SFMTA’s construction and professional services employment opportunities. Please review this list of contacts and One Stop Centers (PDF) for more information about locations near you.

Applicants interested in construction-related employment opportunities with the Central Subway Project will be directed to CityBuild (see below).

Applicants interested in professional services positions will be directed to the First Source Hiring Program (see below).

CityBuild

If you are interested in construction-related employment opportunities with the Central Subway Project, you will need to follow the five steps outlined on the OEWD's CityBuild webpage.

To find out more about employment eligibility, contact CityBuild at 415-401-4889.

CityBuild Contacts:
Ronnie Rhoe
Workforce Compliance Officer
Office of Economic and Workforce Development
50 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102
415.581.2354

CityBuild Information (PDF Format):
CityBuild Training Program
CityBuild Vocational Training Overview
 

First Source Hiring

Under the First Source Hiring Program, entry-level trainee positions will be created and will continue through the duration of the project. However, all trainee positions will be hired for a 12-month period. We expect that this experience will train and prepare First Source Hire participants for future employment opportunities in the construction industry.

First Source Hiring Contacts:
Tiffany Garcia, Business Services Specialist
City and County of San Francisco
Office of Economic and Workforce Development
50 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102
P: 415.581.2322
F: 415.581.2317
W: HireSF.org
 

Recent Hires

Name: Marlon Washington
Position: Document Control Assistant
Hiring Program: First Source

Bio: A native San Franciscan, Marlon studied at City College and SF State, where he majored in business administration. He joined the Central Subway Project through the First Source Hiring Program, which was recommended to him by representatives at JobsNow. He filled out an application and there was no wait list!

When asked what his goals at his new position were, Marlon replied, "To make notable contributions to the Document Control Department and transition into a knowledgeable and valuable document control assistant manager."

Name: Robert Pierce
Position: Multimedia and Graphic Designer
Hiring Program: First Source

Bio: After moving to the Bay Area from Oregon in 2000, Robert studied Architectural Design and Film Production at City College and SF State. He joined the project through the First Source Hiring Program.

When asked what his goals at his new position were, Robert replied, "To contribute to the quality work of the Central Subway Project's Public Outreach Team by designing, producing and managing a wide variety of materials and social media."