Programs:

Energy Workforce Readiness Program

Energy Workforce Diesel Qualification Program

Energy Workforce Maintenance Operator Program

Energy Workforce Basic Hydraulics Program

Energy Workforce Process Technology Program

Energy Workforce Transition Program

Note:

Course outlines are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances.

Classes usually have limited space and will be on a first come, first serve basis.

Special Needs:

Those students who have a disability requiring special needs for this course must inform the instructor within the first week of class to ensure that their needs are met in a timely manner. Also, the student's disability must be documented in the Student Development Center.

WETC Curriculum

Energy Workforce Readiness Program

(8 weeks)

Start your career in energy now
The Energy Industry is a generic term for all of the industries involved in the production and sale of energy, including fuel extraction, power generation, energy construction , transportation anddistribution.

Energy Employment (2005) 13,277
Employment Growth (2001-05) 1,335
Average Annual Wage (2005) $70, 400

How to Apply
The program will begin in January 2007 and will last for a total of 8 weeks.

Classes will run from 7:00am-4:30pm Mon.-Fri.

Prior to the start of the course, students must:

Pass a drug test
Receive a Physical Exam and obtain a Medical Card
Complete Skills Proficiency Tests
Have Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

For application or further information please contact us.

What is the Workforce Readiness Program?
The Workforce Readiness Program is a comprehensive, eight week process designed by WETC to provide students with basic training for entry-level workers in Energy industries such as Power Generators, Mining, Oil and Gas, Energy Processing and Alternative Systems.

Over the eight weeks period students will receive guidance and hands on training that will prepare them with the skills to enter into the workforce as a safe, aware and responsible employee that adds to the industry

It is the goal of the program to work in conjunction with employers so that students have the opportunities for internships and employment after the completion of the training.

What Type of Skills will be Learned?
Students will become familiar with a variety of skills including:

Heavy Equipment-Pre-Trip and Basic Operation
Welding and Cutting
Operation of Power and Hand Tools
Knot Tying
Driving
Flagging
Surveying
Hand Excavation/Shoveling
Blueprint and Maps
Fire
Medical
Electricity
Ergonomics
Ladders/Fall Protection
OSHA/MSHA Training
Hazardous Materials

What Will Students Receive?
After students satisfactorily demonstrate basic work readiness skills and behaviors for entry into the Energy Industry, they will receive an Energy Work Readiness Certificate from WETC as well as a Commercial Driver License (CDL) Class B, MSHA/OSHA, UDOT Flagger Certification, Fire Extinguisher Card, First Aid Card, and a CPE/AED Defribrillator Card.

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