Collaborative Planning Documents
- Collaborative FAQs
- Collaborative Roles
- Implementation Matrix
- Energy-Utility Industry Challenges and Collaborative Strategies/Services
- Collaborative Training and Education Career Lattice
- First Year Collaborative Outcomes
Collaborative-Sponsored Workforce Reports
Welcome to the LA Infrastructure and Sustainable Jobs Collaborative. The purpose of the LA Infrastructure and Sustainable Jobs Collaborative is to bring together key public, private and community partners to plan and implement a seamless education, training and workforce infrastructure that connects low income, disadvantaged populations to livable wage jobs with career paths within the energy-utility industry.
Collaborative Partners
- Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
- Southern California Gas Company
(a Sempra Energy Utility) - The Regional Economic Development Institute @ Los Angeles Trade-Technical College
- The Los Angeles Unified School District
- The Center of Excellence hosted at the Los Angeles Community College District
- California State University Los Angeles (CSULA), College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Technology
- SCOPE/Apollo Alliance-LA
- IBEW, Local 18-LADWP Joint Training Institute
- Office of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa
- Southeast-Crenshaw Worksource Center
- IBEW Local 11
- California Building and Construction Trades Council
- Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
LA Infrastructure and Sustainable Jobs Collaborative
@ The Regional Economic Development Institute
Los Angeles Trade-Tehnical College
W 400 Washington Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90015
213.763.7022
The LA Infrastructure
and Sustainable Jobs Collaborative
and Sustainable Jobs Collaborative
Employment Opportunities
ONLINE CAREER/EMPLOYMENT CENTERS
The LA Infrastructure and Sustainable Jobs Collaborative has teamed up with the Sustainable Development and Training Institute (SDETI) at Trade-Tech. This enables both the Collaborative and the Institute to employ a comprehensive approach for addressing industry workforce needs--and more specifically the workforce needs relative to sustainable technology and resources.
Training Opportunities