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Outside Machinist Level 1 – this is 2 weeks (80 hours) long designed to prepare candidates to enter the outside machinist department at NNS. The course will cover safety, an introduction to a variety of tools and machinist skills, a validation of basic machinist competencies, and an evaluation of employability skills. This program is designed to be 90% hands-on, focusing on a candidate’s ability to follow verbal and written instruction, display manual dexterity consistent with the craft, accomplish specific tasks in a reasonable time, and perform all activities in a... Read Full Course Description

With a CDL Class B license, you can drive any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more. Any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more towing another vehicle with a GVWR of 10,000 pounds or less. This class includes Straight trucks, large buses, segmented buses, Trucks towing vehicles with GVWR of 10,000 pounds or less. The training school length is 3 weeks for a total of 120 hours (60 hours classroom and 60 hours hands-on). The class day is structured very close to a... Read Full Course Description

This 120-hour course includes classroom and hands-on instruction. Students will learn applicable traffic and trucking laws from their state’s CDL manual and federal safety regulations. Students may learn about federal rules that apply to truck and cargo transportation, and they may learn how to complete relevant paperwork associated with transporting freight. Instruction then moves outdoors where students learn how to perform a pre-trip truck and freight inspection. Significant time is devoted to behind-the-wheel training. Drivers enrolled in CDL training practice their truck driving skills while accompanied by a driver that... Read Full Course Description

CLT Course (Mid-level Technical) This Course provides students with the mid-level technical knowledge needed to understand the world of supply chain logistics and related core competencies. Learning materials include PDF textbook and e-learning modules. This Course includes: product receiving, product storage, order processing, packaging and shipment, inventory control, safe handling of hazardous materials, evaluation of transportation modes, customs, and dispatch and tracking operations. PRE-REQUISITE: Certified Logistics Associate (CLA) NOTE: MSSC strongly recommends that individuals be at an 8th-grade math and 10th-grade reading level before taking our Courses. Read Full Course Description

This 120-hour course includes classroom and hands-on instruction. Students will learn applicable traffic and trucking laws from their state’s CDL manual and federal safety regulations. Students may learn about federal rules that apply to truck and cargo transportation, and they may learn how to complete relevant paperwork associated with transporting freight. Instruction then moves outdoors where students learn how to perform a pre-trip truck and freight inspection. Significant time is devoted to behind-the-wheel training. Drivers enrolled in CDL training practice their truck driving skills while accompanied by a driver that... Read Full Course Description

Outside Machinist Level 1 – this is 2 weeks (80 hours) long designed to prepare candidates to enter the outside machinist department at NNS. The course will cover safety, an introduction to a variety of tools and machinist skills, a validation of basic machinist competencies, and an evaluation of employability skills. This program is designed to be 90% hands-on, focusing on a candidate’s ability to follow verbal and written instruction, display manual dexterity consistent with the craft, accomplish specific tasks in a reasonable time, and perform all activities in a... Read Full Course Description

Upon completion of this NCCER Rigger and Signal Person certification course, students will have gained familiarity with basic rigging practices, crane safety, emergency procedures, principles of cranes, and crane communications. Additionally, students who successfully complete this course will be awarded Basic Rigger and Signal Person credentials by NCCER. Module 1, Rigging Practices; Module 2, Crane Safety and Emergency Procedures; Module 3, Basic Principles of Cranes; and Module 4, Crane Communications will be covered. Read Full Course Description

NCCER Core is designed as a rigorous, competency-based, industry-recognized program for career and technical education. Students may complete the required elements sooner or later than the recommended 150 hours of knowledge and skills-based instruction, depending on their individual proficiency in mastering the content. Core: Introduction to Basic Construction Skills provides individuals with basic safety and other necessary knowledge and skills to perform in an introductory capacity on project sites. Read Full Course Description

To provide students with the necessary skills, knowledge, and training that serves as an onramp to entry-level employment positions of the Highway and Bridge Construction Workforce. Upon successful completion of the Heavy Civil Construction Course, participants will have gained a NCCER Core Certification (prerequisite to all other NCCER Training Subjects), Flagger Certification, Heavy Civil Construction Certification, and OSHA 10 Construction Certification. Participants will have also received in-person, hands-on training and instruction of the identification of, and the proper, and safe use of various, different, hand and power tools that are... Read Full Course Description

The Fast Track Healthcare Bundle Program includes Clinical Medical Certified Assistant (CMA), EKG Technician and Phlebotomy Techinican. Candidates for the program are selected by the Fast Track Healthcare Program coordinator based on application criteria. Students must be 18 years or older and have earned a high school diploma or GED. Tuition for the Fast Track Healthcare Bundle Program is $5,000 and includes a workbook and other class materials, CPR certificate, on-site credential exams, and externships with local employers. Textbooks are provided to students for their use during the program and... Read Full Course Description

With a CDL Class B license, you can drive any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more. Any single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more towing another vehicle with a GVWR of 10,000 pounds or less. This class includes Straight trucks, large buses, segmented buses, Trucks towing vehicles with GVWR of 10,000 pounds or less. The training school length is 3 weeks for a total of 120 hours (60 hours classroom and 60 hours hands-on). The class day is structured very close to a... Read Full Course Description

NCCER ( National Center for Construction Education and Research) Industrial Maintenance, Electrical and Instrumentation Level 4. Key content includes Standby and Emergency Systems, Instrument Calibration and Configuration, Basic Process, Control Elements, Transducers, and Transmitters, Control Valves, Actuators, and Positioners, Performing Loop Checks, Troubleshooting and Commissioning a Loop, Process Control Loops and Tuning, Data Networks, PLCs and Distributed Control Systems. NOTE: Must be 18 years old. Read Full Course Description

This 120-hour course includes classroom and hands-on instruction. Students will learn applicable traffic and trucking laws from their state’s CDL manual and federal safety regulations. Students may learn about federal rules that apply to truck and cargo transportation, and they may learn how to complete relevant paperwork associated with transporting freight. Instruction then moves outdoors where students learn how to perform a pre-trip truck and freight inspection. Significant time is devoted to behind-the-wheel training. Drivers enrolled in CDL training practice their truck driving skills while accompanied by a driver that... Read Full Course Description