The Community and Industry Training Department responds to the demonstrated needs of business, industry, and the community. We can provide training to update previously learned skills, and custom design new programs to meet emerging demands. Community and Industry Training courses match information presentation and certified training with employees' needs, and help ensure outcomes that enhance individual productivity and safety. We can bring the programs to your community, whenever and wherever you require. Programs can be delivered on campus, in the community, or at the worksite - during the daytime, evening or on weekends.
Programs start anytime of the year and are blended to complement operational considerations.
This 180 hour program is designed to prepare students for employment as Class I licence drivers. It provides practical training in the operation of modern tractor-type trucks and a variety of trailers. Students advance through a series of practical exercises involving rural and urban traffic circuits under actual driving conditions. This program is designed to give the students an opportunity to enter into employment in camps at the cook entry level. Students receive four weeks of theory and four weeks of practical, which provides the opportunity to practice techniques learned in theory.