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South bay Vocational Center

Job Placement for Individuals With Disabilities

South Bay Vocational Center has been providing job development and placement services for individuals with disabilities for over 60 years.

We have successfully placed individuals with
disabilities at various locations stretching from Los Angeles County to the San Fernando Valley.

We have placed in the past individuals at the following companies:

South Bay Vocational Center has two programs that procure jobs for individuals with disabilities in the community. The individuals that we serve may either work with a group or by themselves.

Group Placement

The Group Placement Program is designed to provide employment options that enable individuals with disabilities to work in integrated settings in the community. The focus of this program is to have an employee of South Bay Vocational Center who will be the liaison between the employer and the individuals who he or she is supervising. Our employee will be also doing on the job training with the individuals 100% of the time in order for the group to complete the job duties with the highest quality.

The Cost for Group Placement

The cost for a group is $32.00 per hour for the entire group. The employer will only pay $32.00 per hour for one group of 3 individuals and 1 job coach totaling 4 workers for one flat rate. The group can perform many different job duties. These individuals will be covered by South Bay Vocational Center Worker’s Compensation Insurance and General Liability Insurance.

Individual Placement

The Individual Placement Program is design to promote companies to hire individuals with disabilities to fill their job opening. These individuals will be place on the employer’s payroll and South Bay Vocational Center will provide job coaching that will fade over time depending on the individual’s capability and job performs for free. Companies that hire our individuals will receive a tax incentive from the government.

Work Opportunity Credit for Individual Placements

The Work Opportunity Credit provides eligible employers with a tax credit up to 40 percent of the first $6,000 of first-year wages of a new employee if the employee is part of a “targeted group.” An employee with a disability is one of the targeted groups for the Work Opportunity Credit, provided the appropriate government agencies have certified the employee as disabled. The credit is available to the employer once the employee has worked for at least 120 hours or 90 days (Form 5884).

AVAILABLE POSITIONS

Current Job Openings

Now we are hiring U-Haul Assistants…

Job Duties
  • Preparing the Vehicle: Prior to washing, you may need to prepare the vehicle by removing any loose debris such as leaves, dirt, or trash. This can be done using a brush or compressed air.
  • Washing the Exterior: Use a hose or pressure washer to wet the vehicle’s exterior thoroughly. Apply a vehicle-specific soap or detergent using a sponge, mitt, or a soft-bristle brush. Scrub the vehicle gently, paying attention to areas with more dirt or grime. Rinse off the soap using clean water.
 
  • Cleaning Wheels and Tires: Use a wheel cleaner or degreaser to clean the wheels and tires. Scrub them with a brush to remove brake dust, dirt, and grime. Rinse thoroughly.
 
  • Drying the Vehicle: After washing, use a microfiber towel or chamois to dry the vehicle’s exterior. Start from the top and work your way down, ensuring all areas are dry properly.
 
  • Detailing: As an additional service, you may be required to perform detailed tasks such as waxing, polishing, or applying protective coatings to enhance the vehicle’s appearance and protect the paint.
 
  • Interior Cleaning: Some car wash facilities also offer interior cleaning services. This may involve vacuuming the carpets and seats, wiping down surfaces, cleaning windows and mirrors, and deodorizing the interior.
 
  • Equipment Maintenance: It’s important to maintain and clean your washing equipment regularly to ensure proper functioning and longevity. This includes cleaning brushes, replacing worn-out parts, and checking for any leaks or malfunctions.
  We are looking for 4 disabled individuals who are ready to work…

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    South Bay Vocational Center

    From a schoolhouse in 1952 to a progressive habilitation facility, South Bay Vocational Center continues to provide programs and services to improve the quality of life for consumers and increase their chances to succeed in a highly competitive world.

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