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We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
Transfer what you learned in the military to what you can achieve with us.
Apply NowConsumers Energy is an ideal career destination for military members, past and present. Watch this video to see how we are putting myths about veterans to rests, and demonstrating how much we value the skills gained in the military.
If you’re a military veteran, Consumers Energy is the ideal career destination for you. We value the unique skills you bring to our company, skills that can be a springboard to a successful career. You will have opportunities in the field, at a plant or in an office. We will invest in your development and give you the opportunity to thrive in a role leading a team essential to providing energy to Michigan.
Our culture is based on many of the same tenets as the military. We have a sense of service, and all our employees exhibit an accountability to each other and to the people of Michigan. Residents rely on us to heat and power their homes and businesses, and we feel a strong sense of service to them.
We take pride in offering our employees a strong compensation package, including comprehensive benefits.
Identify how your military career transitions to the energy industry.
“About six months after leaving the Army I was hired into Consumers Energy where I have served nearly 22 years. The Army provided me with a foundation of leadership, dedication, determination, a strong work ethic & perseverance. I have used those characteristics here at CE, earning my bachelor’s degree while working full time and serving on the teams I have had the privilege to work with.”
Kristine, PMP
Cost Analyst, ED Project Management U.S. Army
“After four years in the Marines, I decided to join the U.S. Army, where I was a mechanic. The skills I learned really helped me in my job at Consumers Energy. They transferred really well with my working and maintaining all of the equipment at my job site.”
Lionel, Gas Storage Field Leader
U.S. Marine Corps. U.S. Army
“I spent a total of 21 years in the military before retiring. The first 10 years was as a Guided Missile Computer Technician in the U.S. Navy. After leaving active duty, I joined the Consumers Energy family. It was the skills that I learned from Basic Electronics and Electricity that helped me get a job as an Electric Lines Dispatcher. The ability to be flexible and work until the job was completed helped during storm restoration.”
Bill, Principal Field Leader, Gas Distribution
U.S. Navy and U.S. Army National Guard, Military
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Federal law and many state laws require employers to make accommodations to disabled applicants and employees where the accommodation does not impose an undue hardship on the employer. For those applicants seeking a position within the State of Michigan, a disabled individual needing accommodation for employment must notify the employer in writing within 182 days after the need is known or should have been known. Michigan law provides that failure of a Michigan employee to properly notify the employer will preclude any claim that the employer failed to accommodate the disabled individual. However, this does not waive an individual’s right under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended, which sets no time limit for requesting an accommodation nor does it require such accommodation to be in writing.
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