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To help veterans explore opportunities in the energy sector, the Center for Energy Workforce Development, through its Troops to Energy Jobs initiative, has prepared this MOS Translator. Some MOS codes do not have a direct translation to an energy job, but that should not be a deterrent for veterans interested in an energy career. Many jobs in the industry do not require direct experience, since training is always provided by employers and military veterans are highly respected in the energy industry.  This MOS Translator will help clarify logical entry points into the energy sector. Learn about apprenticeships, skilled trade jobs, engineering and technical roles, and the business side of the industry. The energy industry is growing and requires a skilled, diverse workforce to power and fuel American life, military veterans are uniquely prepared for these challenging and fulfilling careers.

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MOS 
TRANSLATOR
 

INDUSTRY COMPATIBILITIES TO MILITARY VETERANS

​Total Safety Culture 

High consequence environments

Sense of service and duty to community

Promotion of high performing teams and organizations

Operational variability / versatility

Veterans bring diverse knowledge, coachable spirit, and commitment to excellence. 

 

ORGANIZATIONAL FIT OF VETERANS TO THE ENERGY SECTOR

Understands protocol, procedural compliance

Duty to serve whenever called upon

Attitude of continuous improvement

Willingness to share knowledge

Seamless integration 

Diversity and Inclusion mindset

The value of hiring veterans includes high retention, employee engagement, and commitment to safety.

 

INDIVIDUAL QUALITIES FOR VETERANS

Safety focus 

Takes initiative and works well independently

Change Management

Agile and adaptable in dynamic environments

Natural high performer; solution oriented 

Critical thinking 

Influential leadership

 

YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE 

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