Alabama’s community colleges offer the specific training employers seek in their new hires. From basic electricity and fluid power skills to mechanical, tool and die techniques – it’s all available at a college near you.
Training is available across multiple manufacturing areas; however, specific training to assist with careers in advanced manufacturing is listed below. Learn more by contacting the college closest to you.
Gain a basic understanding of the fluid power systems required to work effectively in an advanced manufacturing facility that assembles automobiles, automobile parts, firearms, and related products.
Learn more about the advanced and applied electrical theory and production-focused knowledge required to work effectively in an advanced manufacturing facility that assembles automobiles, automobile parts, firearms, and related products.
Increase your knowledge of the basic electrical components required to work effectively in an advanced manufacturing facility that assembles automobiles, automobile parts, firearms, and related products.
Elevate your skills on tool and die, material features, measurement, and various types of machining components and systems required to work effectively in an advanced manufacturing facility that assembles automobiles, automobile parts, firearms, and related products.
Work to increase the basic knowledge of mechanical components and systems required to work effectively in an advanced manufacturing facility that assembles automobiles, automobile parts, firearms, and related products.
