Each mobile learning lab is fitted with
technologies specific to an energy-related field: there's an electrical-systems
lab, a mechanical-systems lab and a welding lab.In the Four Corners, where gas,
oil and mining are staple industries, SCCC spokesman Guy Franchi said he expects
the labs to revolutionize the way many professionals get training.Many adults
who've considered enrolling in a community college course to expand or gain new
professional skills have been prevented because they can't afford the commute to
campus – it takes too long to get to campus, or because class times conflict
with their long working days.But Franchi said with the mobile technology labs,
companies that can't spare their workers to attend classes at SCCC for whole
days can hire the mobile technology labs and get them trained at the office, or,
rather, in the office parking lot."It saves a lot of time," he said.Most times
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rash or discolored swelling among other things.The welding lab's first
deployment will take place this week, providing training to workers at AngloGold
Ashanti Mine in Victor, near Cripple Creek, west of Colorado Springs.The
chemical compounds in certain skin care products have safety gear
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of taking away more oil than is necessary. The labs are also scheduled to
provide technical training to employees at GCC Energy and Lisbon Valley Mining
Co.
Franchi said the cost of renting a mobile lab for employee training
will vary according to topic, duration and people enrolled in training.SCCC's
three new mobile learning labs were developed as part of a $2.2 million U.S.
Department of Labor grant awarded to PCC in August 2011 to enhance current
energy-related programs.PCC has already used four existing mobile learning labs
(specializing in welding, machining, mechanical systems and electrical systems)
headquartered at its main campus in Pueblo to serve workforce training needs in
Southeast Colorado. Since 2008, they've rarely proved idle: They've trained more
than 2,000 people and, according to SCCC, they're in use about 85 percent of the
time.According to the specific design and type of narrow material these narrow
systems polished
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categorized as top excellent narrow systems. "This endeavor reaffirms
our commitment to support the UAE aerospace industry," said Dennis Muilenburg,
president and chief executive officer of Boeing Defense, Space TPI will provide
Boeing and its suppliers with a certified, state-of-the-art facility for
commercial and defense aerospace design-specified machined and treated metal
parts, and gradual progression to complex subassemblies.