Maintenance Fundamentals: Initial Graduates
Second Chance Workforce Program Director Kent Barlow, left, stands with the program’s first graduates and instructor Steve Simmons, right, after participating Calloway County Jail inmates received their certificates at a celebratory luncheon Thursday. The graduates of the maintenance fundamentals course are, from left, James Walls, Phillip Benson and Thomas Terrell.
Key Outcomes
- Reading and interpreting basic equipment drawings
- Operating a drill press
- Operating a band saw
- Performing basic lubricant tasks
- and more
Electrical Power: Course Details
This standard 40-hour course is delivered in small class sizes to allow for focused, hands-on instruction. Training is led by certified instructors with real plant-floor experience, ensuring practical, industry-relevant learning. Each participant receives a student guide and engages in hands-on exercises using industry-specific training simulators. Upon successful completion, participants are awarded a certificate of completion.
Key Outcomes
- Understanding and identifying electrical safety hazards
- Using a digital multimeter
- Troubleshooting fuses and circuit breakers
- Replacing variable frequency drives (VFDs)
- and more
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