Central Maine Community College (CMCC) has announced the launch of a new Manufacturing Technology short-term training program in collaboration with General Dynamics Bath Iron Works. This program is designed to equip students with essential skills and hands-on experience to prepare them for successful careers in the manufacturing industry.
The program will last for 3 weeks, with students expected to attend 40 hours per week, totaling 120 hours of training. Participants will receive a $500 attendance incentive each week, and the program is completely free of cost. No prior experience is required to enroll.
The training curriculum will cover a wide range of topics, including technical math, hand & power tool operation & safety, oxy cutting, track welding, basic layout, material handling, drilling & fastening, and other essential manufacturing skills. Upon completion of the program, students will have the opportunity to interview with General Dynamics Bath Iron Works for potential job opportunities.
Interested individuals can contact Kerry Fitzgerald, Student Navigator, at kfitzgerald@cmcc.edu or 207-755-5229 for more information. Dwayne Conway, Dean of Workforce Development at Central Maine Community College, expressed excitement about the program, emphasizing the college’s commitment to providing accessible training and career opportunities to Mainers.