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Transportation, Distribution and Logistics / Manufacturing Academy

October 15, 2015

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Using computer-based curricula, students progress through Basic Computer training, WASP Inventory control methods and Lean Manufacturing Concepts to prepare for employment in manufacturing. Students enrolled in the Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics portion of the program will learn warehousing and material handling methods as well as all aspects of warehouse safety and maintenance. All students receive hands-on training in the use of tools, and precision-measuring devices are integrated into various modules. In addition, the student will gain certifications in Forklift Operation, and the OSHA 10 hour industry recognized safety program. The enrollment capacity for this program is 30 students and program length is 6-8 months.

This training began on 10-27-2008. This program began as a public/private partnership and was partially funded by a grant from the George Kaiser Family Foundation, a private foundation in the Tulsa, Oklahoma community.

Organization: Taft Skills Center - EWCC
Location: https://www.okcareertech.org/a…
Principal Contact: Aubrey Metcalf, aubrey.metcalf@careertech.ok.gov, (918) 683-8365
Training Focus Areas: Distribution, Logistics, or Warehousing
State: Oklahoma
Target Education Levels: Certificate
Training Types: Education

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