Sapulpa Job Fair Nov. 16: Welders, CNC and Warehouse Jobs at Oklahoma Works
TULSA, OK — If you live on the southwest side of the metro, your next job fair is closer than downtown. The Oklahoma Works office in Sapulpa is holding its monthly job fair on Monday, November 16, and the state's own listing names four employers and a list of roles that leans hard toward the trades: welders, a CNC mill machinist, an electrical apprentice, field service and maintenance techs, plus warehouse and customer service work.
Two hours in Sapulpa on a Monday morning, four employers, and a roles list built for people who work with their hands.
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📍 Sapulpa Job Fair at a Glance
| Event | Job Fair – Sapulpa |
| Date | Monday, November 16, 2026 |
| Time | 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. |
| Location | Oklahoma Works, 1700 S. Main St., Sapulpa, OK 74066 |
| Host | Listed on the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission events calendar |
| Employers | Moore Digital, Tulsa Welding School, Alliance Workforce Management, Express Employment Professionals |
| Questions | (918) 224-9430 |
💼 The Jobs on the List
The official OESC listing names these openings:
- Welders
- CNC mill machinist
- Electrical apprentice
- Field service tech
- Repair and maintenance tech
- Dry mix operator
- Warehouse
- Customer service representative
- Assistant manager
The listing also says "and others," so expect a few roles that didn't make the page. What it does not do is say which employer is hiring for which job, and it posts no pay rates. Ask at each table rather than assuming.
🔧 Who's at the Tables
Two of the four, Alliance Workforce Management and Express Employment Professionals, are staffing firms. That is not a knock. In Creek and Tulsa counties a lot of plant, warehouse and maintenance work starts as a placement through an agency, and a good recruiter can put you in front of several shops in one conversation. Ask whether a role is temp, temp-to-hire or direct hire, and what the conversion timeline looks like.
Tulsa Welding School is a trade school, so ask directly whether they are filling staff positions or talking about enrollment. If you are an experienced welder, that conversation may still be worth having for the industry contacts. Moore Digital rounds out the roster.
📋 How to Show Up Ready
Two hours goes quickly, and Monday-morning fairs tend to draw people who are serious about starting soon.
- Bring printed resumes. Four employers means at least four copies, plus spares.
- Know your certifications. Welding certs, forklift cards, an OSHA 10, any electrical apprenticeship hours. Have them written down.
- Know your availability. Shift work comes up fast with agencies. Be ready to say which shifts you can cover and when you can start.
- Go early. Doors at 10:00. The last half hour of any fair is the thinnest.
- Call ahead with questions. No cost, registration or eligibility rules are posted on the listing, so if any of that matters to you, call (918) 224-9430 before you make the drive.
Sapulpa is the Creek County seat, roughly a 20-minute drive southwest of downtown Tulsa, so this one is an easy run for anyone in Sand Springs, Kellyville, Glenpool or west Tulsa.
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Can't make a Monday morning? Most of these employers post the same roles online, so set an alert and apply between shifts.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Sapulpa job fair?
Monday, November 16, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the Oklahoma Works office, 1700 S. Main St., Sapulpa, OK 74066.
Which employers are attending?
The state's listing names Moore Digital, Tulsa Welding School, Alliance Workforce Management and Express Employment Professionals.
What jobs are they hiring for?
Welders, a CNC mill machinist, an electrical apprentice, field service and repair and maintenance techs, a dry mix operator, warehouse workers, customer service representatives and an assistant manager, among others.
Do I need to register?
No registration is listed. Call the office at (918) 224-9430 to confirm before you go.
Is there another one if I miss it?
The Sapulpa office has held a job fair most months this year, each posted on the OESC events calendar. Check there for the next date.
Get Ahead of the Next Opening
Create a free LocalJobPage account to get alerts when welding, machining, maintenance and warehouse jobs post around Tulsa and Creek County. You can also browse the Tulsa Career Center for role-by-role guides.
Employers: Post your openings on Tulsa LocalJobPage and reach local candidates directly.
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South Main in Sapulpa, Monday morning, two hours. Bring the resume and the cert cards, and you could leave with a start date.