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Old 07-31-2009, 09:21 AM
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I am currently looking for a job in the Transportation Logistics field and I am considering moving to Walnut Creek and driving or taking the BART to a possible job, but what areas of S.F. and the Bay are heavy Industrially? Thanks for the help
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Port of Oakland shipyards is the first thing that comes to mind...second busiest port in the state I believe.
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Old 07-31-2009, 11:46 AM
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Try the cargo shipping co.s - Maersk, CSX, Matson and all the others along Maritime St, Ferry St and those along the estuary north of Jack London Sq. There is a very big post office on 7th St, near the West Oakland Bart Station and another in On Rydin Rd, off Central Ave., west of I-80 and I-580. Not sure if that is Richmond or El Cerrito.

I'm less familiar with the general freight lines but I know there are some on or near Hegenburger Rd toward the airport. Fed Ex is down that way.

Now 5 lashes with a wet noodle for making me remember that awful job I had at Sea-Land/Maersk. Actually S-L was great , Maersk not so much.

But I'm retired to a big beautiful farm in the mountains and the boss who made my life so miserable, well they canned his butt not long after I quit.

Best of luck.
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Many companies have large logistical facilities over the hill in the Tracy area.
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