2005

ECCC Industrial Maintenance Program participants

These Philadelphia residents are participating in an Industrial Maintenance Apprenttce Program held at the Productivity Enhancement Lab at the Philadelphia/Nashoba County Vocational– Technical Center. Sponsored by East Central Community College in Decatur, the five-level program combines classroom instruction and "hands-on" skills demonstrations. Completion of each level leads to a portable certification with the NCCER in Gainesville, Fla Seated from left are Steven Snuggs, Ottis Skinner, Sara Winham and Kevtn Willis. Standing from left are Wayne Williams. Donnie Chunn, Eric Copeland and Jerrial Fryery. Also pictured is class nstructor Blake Warren, who said students do not need to have spe- cific knowledge of expenence to join the class, just "a desire to develop technical skills for matntaining technical environments: · For more information contact Blake Warren, Ph 656-8642 bwarren@eccc.edu or Chns Clark, Ph 635-2111, ext. 245, clark@eccc.edu. (EC Photo)

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LAKE MESSENGER

CARTHAGINIAN

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SCOTT COUNTY T~MES

NESHOBA DEMOCRAT

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UNION APPEAL .

NEWTON RECORD

WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL

MERIDIAN STAR

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CLARION-LEDGER

SPIRIT OF MORTON

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