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Continuing Education

For more information and to apply, call 843.574.6969 or visit www.tridenttech.edu/ce.htm.

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Trident Technical College is offering the South Carolina Manufacturing Certification program, which consists of 200 hours of classroom and hands-on training. Manufacturing jobs are in-demand, with good wages and benefits. Increase your employability by:

• Earning an industry-recognized national certification

• Mastering the soft and technical skills essential for jobs in advanced manufacturing

• Understanding what it takes to work effectively in a manufacturing environment

• Improving your fundamental communication skills

• Sharpening your basic math skills, learning to measure and read a blueprint, and much more

To qualify for the free training, you must:

• Be unemployed or underemployed• Have a silver-level WorkKeys certification• Successfully pass a drug screen and background

check• Be a S.C. resident

Curriculum(200 hours)

Section 1 (48 Hours)

Unit 1 Employability Skills Learning ObjectivesModule 1: Human BehaviorModule 2: EthicsModule 3: Communication SkillsModule 4: Team BuildingModule 5: Introduction to Manufacturing

Unit 2 Safety AwarenessModule 1: Introduction to OSHAModule 2: Walking and Working SurfacesModule 3: Fire Safety and Exit RoutesModule 4: Personal Protective EquipmentModule 5: Hazard Communication/MSDA (including GHS)Module 6: Electrical SafetyModule 7: Hand and Power Tool SafetyModule 8: Lock Out Tag OutModule 9: ErgonomicsModule 10: Powered Industrial Trucks/Material HandlingModule 11: Blood Borne Pathogens

Section 2 (48 Hours)

Unit 3 Quality AssuranceModule 1: Craft MathModule 2: Blueprint ReadingModule 3: GD&TModule 4: Precision MeasurementModule 5: Dimensional GaugingModule 6: Quality SystemsModule 7: Quality ImprovementModule 8: Introduction to SPCModule 9: Control ChartsModule 10: Continuous ImprovementModule 11: Quality InspectionsModule 12: Quality AuditsModule 13: Corrective/Preventive ActionsModule 14: Stress ManagementModule 15: Time Management

Section 3 (48 Hours)

Unit 4 Production and ProcessesModule 1: Customer Contact

Module 2: Creating ProductsModule 3: Types of ProductionModule 4: Mechanical PrinciplesModule 5: Mechanical LinkagesModule 6: Gear DrivesModule 7: Production MaterialsModule 8: Testing, Selecting and Developing MaterialsModule 9: Production ProcessModule 10: Machining ProcessModule 11: Machine ToolingModule 12: Machine OperationsModule 13: Tool and Equipment UseModule 14: Equipment ProceduresModule 15: Production Planning and WorkflowModule 16: Production ComponentsModule 17: Production ControlModule 18: Documenting the ProcessModule 19: Product Packing and DistributionModule 20: Business BasicsModule 21: Supply Chain

Section 4 (48 Hours)

Unit 5 Maintenance AwarenessModule 1: WeldingModule 2: Basic Electrical QuantitiesModule 3: Electrical MeasurementModule 4: Basic Electric CircuitsModule 5: Principles of Pressure and FlowModule 6: Basic Pneumatic SystemsModule 7: Pneumatic ControlsModule 8: Lubricants and CoolantsModule 9: Bearings and CouplingsModule 10: Belt and Chain DrivesModule 11: Machine ControlsModule 12: AutomationModule 13: Operation ModesModule 14: Motor Controls

Section 5 (8 Hours)

The Penville PlantThis section involves a simulation factory where skills from the previous four sections are required to be successful.

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