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Aviation Sheet Metal
A 124-hour program of study that will educate participants in aviation sheet metal fabrication skills. See class information here.
Powered Industrial Trucks (Forklift)
This 8-hour course meets the training requirements of 29 CFR 1910.178. You will receive training on forklift operations, review of the standard, truck controls, vehicle stability, vehicle capacity, compositions of loads and much more to keep you safe and effective in your forklift work. This training includes an operator practical evaluation. Cost is tuition and insurance fee.
40 Hour Forklift course also available under Environmental and Safety
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48484 | Nov 15 | Th | 8AM-4:30PM | NB | $70.60 |
| 52580 | Jan 23 | W | 8AM-4:30PM | AMC 102 | $70.60 |
| 52581 | Mar 13 | W | 8AM-4:30PM | AMC 102 | $70.60 |
| 52603 | Jun 12 | W | 8AM-4:30PM | AMC 102 | $70.60 |
| 52816 | Sep 18 | W | 8AM-4:30PM | AMC 102 | $70.60 |
Contact Information
Eddie Foster – Executive Director of Environmental Safety and Corporate Training
(252)638-3919
fostere@cravencc.edu
Lean Six Sigma
Today’s competitive environment leaves no room for error. Businesses must attract customers and continuously look for new ways to exceed the customer’s expectations. Lean Six Sigma provides a process that analyzes; “What is most important to the Customer,” “What the business process delivers” and “How can the business improve the process to meet the customers expectation.
The concept behind Lean Six Sigma is removing waste and defects from processes; always striving for “On-Time” delivery to the customer with “Zero Defects”. Six Sigma Quality is a process producing no more than 3.4 defects per million opportunities.
Course Listing (Currently Available)
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
Contact Information
Kim Zaccardelli, Military Programs Coordinator
(252)444-6013
zaccardk@cravencc.edu
Rod Guldner, Six Sigma Master Black Belt
(252)447-5415
guldnerr@cravencc.edu
Manufacturing Career Pathway
Manufacturing careers require specific skills and knowledge to be successful in this industry. The duties of manufacturing jobs may include:
- Assembling Goods
- Welding
- Robotics
- Precision Measurement
- Quality Control
- Safety Regulations
The Manufacturing Career Pathway program provides participants with entry-level skills for employment in the manufacturing industry.
Manufacturing Skills training will include:
- Introduction to Manufacturing Careers
- OSHA 10-hour Industry Safety Certificate
- Lean Six Sigma White Belt Certificate
- Precision Measurement Tools and Techniques
- Forklift Operator Certificate
- ACT WorkKeys Career Readiness Certificate
- Introduction to Microsoft Word
- Workplace Ethics; Expectations and Interpersonal Skills
Upon successful completion of this training, participants will have an understanding of the workplace environment and what is expected of a manufacturing employee.
Also included in the program: resume writing, interviewing skills, dressing for success and a live interview with a local manufacturer that is hiring.
CravenCC Scholarships will pay 100% of all participants tuition for this program.
| COURSE ID | START/END DATE | DAY | TIME | LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 52615 | Nov 26-Dec 11 | M-F | 8AM-5PM | New Bern | $0 |
Contact Information
Eddie Foster – Executive Director of Environmental Safety and Corporate Training
(252)638-3919
fostere@cravencc.edu
Keith Williams – Director of Customized Training and Service Programs
(252)638-7353
williamske@cravencc.edu
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