Skill
Computer Literacy
Soft Skills and Communication
Computer literacy is the general ability to use computers and related technology effectively, including basic tasks like typing, using software applications, browsing the internet, and understanding digital safety practices. It's considered an essential life and workplace skill in the modern economy, taught in schools and professional development programs to ensure people can navigate email, office software, and online services. Employers across nearly every industry now expect at least a baseline level of computer literacy from job candidates.
Open roles requiring Computer Literacy (2)
Maintenance Zone Technician - Ladies Residence Halls
Abeka
Maintenance Zone Techs
A hands-on maintenance role supporting residential facilities, this position involves performing routine upkeep, coordinating work orders, and supervising student assistants in a college dormitory setting. It suits someone with basic maintenance experience who can manage both scheduled tasks and emergency response.
Listed on Abeka’s careers site · Apply there ↗
YS_1408 Electrician C
The Hershey Company
Full-time · Lancaster, PA
This role maintains industrial electrical systems and PLC-based controls at a high-speed licorice manufacturing facility, requiring troubleshooting and repair of motors, drives, and control networks to minimize equipment downtime. It suits electricians with hands-on experience in manufacturing environments who are comfortable with shift work, overtime, and the physical demands of a production facility.
Listed on The Hershey Company’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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