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Multiple Openings — Express Employment Professionals

A recruiting flyer from Express Employment Professionals lists open positions across several industries — Warehouse & General Labor, Forklift Operators, Administrative & Office Support, Skilled Trades, Drivers, and Customer Service — in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area, with interviews arranged by emailing a resume.

Last verified Sep 24, 2026 · Not affiliated with Express Employment Professionals

The quick version

When
Ongoing — email to schedule an interview
Where
DC / Maryland / Virginia area
Cost
Warehouse, forklift, admin, skilled trades, driving, customer service roles
Who it's for
Anyone in the DMV area interested in warehouse, forklift, administrative, skilled trades, driving, or customer service work — no single set of requirements since it spans multiple industries.

The fine print worth knowing before you go

  1. 1

    There's no online application link — only an email address

    Unlike most staffing-agency postings, this flyer only lists an email (fred.mitchell@expresspros.com) rather than a job board link or office address. Include your resume and the specific position you want, as instructed.

  2. 2

    We confirmed the company, not this specific branch or contact

    Express Employment Professionals is a real, national staffing franchise with multiple active offices in the DMV area, but we couldn't independently verify which local branch this flyer is from or confirm "Fred Mitchell" as current staff there. Before sending your resume, it's reasonable to ask which office you'd be working with.

  3. 3

    Staffing agencies place you with client companies, not directly

    Express is a staffing agency — they'll typically place you with one of their client employers, often starting as a temp or temp-to-hire role, rather than hiring you directly for a permanent Express position.

The bottom line

A real, established staffing company covering a wide range of DMV-area industries — just confirm the specific branch and role details before you send over your resume.

The Fine Print is not affiliated with Express Employment Professionals. This page is research to help you prepare, not legal or financial advice. Details can change, so confirm everything with the official source before you rely on it.

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