Tulsa Industries

Aerospace
Home to more than 70 aerospace companies and 14,000-plus aerospace jobs, Tulsa is considered a leader in the aerospace industry with opportunities available for all levels of workers. American Airlines Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Division, Tulsa’s largest aerospace employer, and many other aerospace companies are proud to call Tulsa home and continue to foster growth in the aerospace sector. Find positions in the aerospace industry at aerojobstulsa.com.

Energy
Energy is big business in Tulsa. Whether it’s oil, gas or alternative energy, Tulsa remains a significant player in the energy industry. Efforts by leading employers such as Williams, Phillips Petroleum, ONEOK, Sunoco, Sinclair, DMI Industries and others, and the wide array of supporting manufacturers and service providers create continued growth and employment opportunities.

Health Care
Quality health care continues to flourish in Tulsa thanks to the many medical schools, hospitals, nursing homes, hospice programs, clinics and emergency rooms. With five major tertiary care hospitals and several widely recognized specialty and teaching centers, Tulsa’s medical community is committed to outstanding health care and continues to provide highly desired employment opportunities.

Technology
High-tech companies are a key component of the Tulsa market. Fostering innovation and entrepreneurism, Tulsa’s technology industry includes diverse areas such as nanotechnology, aviation and aerospace, telecommunications, information security, advance sensors, biotechnology, knowledge management and three-dimensional display technology. Continued economic efforts and initiatives started through educational environments such as the Institute for Information Security have secured Tulsa a top place in technological advancement for generations to come.

Manufacturing
Benefiting from Tulsa’s central location, many of the nation’s largest manufacturers call Tulsa home. Tulsa’s diverse manufacturing economy continues its steady expansion and is buoyed by petroleum activity and strong aviation-related production. Confidence is strong as Tulsa’s innovative manufacturers adapt to worldwide challenges and compete on a global scale.

Transportation
Transportation is a key industry for Tulsa. The city is centrally located in the United States along a major east-west corridor with rail and air access as well as waterway access to national and international ports.