DOGWF — Displaced Oil & Gas Workforce Initiative
Recruiting displaced oil and gas workers throughout Contra Costa County who are ready to transition into new, sustainable career sectors with paid training support.
Connecting job seekers, businesses, and community partners to build a thriving local economy.
About WDBCCC
The Workforce Development Board of Contra Costa County (WDBCCC) is a business-led board that builds partnerships with education, economic development, labor, and community organizations to address complex workforce challenges.
Through strategic connections and partnerships, we create sustainable solutions that benefit both workers and businesses — ensuring a skilled talent pipeline for local competitiveness and economic mobility.
See what we do on wdbccc.com →Services
Accelerated training and apprenticeships in high-growth fields, including civil engineering, maritime trades, and healthcare.
Dedicated programs guiding displaced workers into new sectors and expanding early childhood education and childcare access.
Recruit, train, and retain a skilled workforce with low- to no-cost services, financial incentives, and custom recruitment events.
Launch your career through America's Job Centers of California (EASTBAY Works) with coaching, resume writing, and job search assistance.
Up to 50% wage reimbursement for on-the-job training, plus a no-cost HR hotline and Rapid Response layoff aversion support.
Occupational skills training and free online career development through SkillUp Contra Costa and community workshops.
New Training Initiatives
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Recruiting displaced oil and gas workers throughout Contra Costa County who are ready to transition into new, sustainable career sectors with paid training support.
Recruiting current EMTs seeking a structured pathway into paramedic careers, with wages progressing from $23 to $60/hour.
Recruiting job seekers and students interested in civil engineering, offering drop-in tutoring, study halls, and a guided pathway to college.
Recruiting individuals interested in maritime trades, offering career coaching, digital skills training, and paid internship opportunities.
Recruiting job seekers ready to prepare for careers in the clean energy economy through career coaching and paid internships.
Recruiting local youth for one-on-one mentoring, community service projects, and workshops on public speaking and civic engagement.
Resources
Watch highlights and practical guidance featured on wdbccc.com to help you take your next career step.
An overview of how WDBCCC partners with local employers and residents.
Local students share how hands-on training connected them to real careers.
See how WDBCCC's programs support businesses and job seekers alike.
Locations
All WDBCCC jobseeker locations, part of the EastBay Works network of America's Job Centers of California.
4071 Port Chicago Highway, Suite 200
Concord, CA 94520
(925) 655-3800
330 25th Street
Richmond, CA 94804
(510) 970-7900
2311 Loveridge Road, Suite 1
Pittsburg, CA 94565
(925) 473-3200
4231 Delta Fair Blvd
Antioch, CA 94509
(925) 233-3080
Full, up-to-date address list is maintained on the EBW Locations page under the “WDB of Contra Costa County” subheader.