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DMV Employment
With more than 60 locations across the state, the Washington DOL provides jobs for more than 1,200 people. The important work of the DOL includes licenses for Washington's drivers, vehicle titling and registration, commercial driver licenses, and services for almost 30 driving and vehicle-related professions. You can even expand your search to other state jobs by visiting the Washington Department of Personnel.
To apply for the openings listed, you'll need to complete two forms:
- Applicant Profile Form (obtain this at any DOL location)
The application form, at eight pages long, can be a little daunting. But it provides detailed instructions for how to fill out the form, testing requirements, and more. The DOL asks that you submit your application by e-mail to HRrecruit@dol.wa.gov, including the position number and position title in the subject line.
The Washington DOL describes itself as an organization focused on innovation and commitment to public safety and welfare. The department also touts its support for its employees through training and advancement opportunities.
