Focused Industrial Training North Carolina
What is FIT?
Focused Industrial Training is a special training program for North Carolina's traditional industries. Serving primarily manufacturing clients, FIT uses individual needs assessments and consultants to design and implement targeted, customized training for organizations who need to upgrade workers' skills because of technological or process advances.
What companies qualify for FIT training?
FIT is designed to serve the special needs of existing North Carolina industry. This program, along with the state's award-winning training program for new businesses, keeps North Carolina's economy strong and healthy by keeping your company strong and healthy.
How does FIT work?
You identify training needs. FIT does a needs assessment. The community college decides the kind and number of classes needed to meet your training goals. FIT custom designs specialized training for your employees and staffs the classes with expert instructors. Low enrollment, limited to your workers (often as few as one) guarantees more personal attention.
What jobs qualify for FIT training?
FIT focuses on critical changes as technology changes. FIT's skilled and semi-skilled job training includes: material handlers, assembly, technicians, welders, machinist, maintenance mechanics, metal-workers, production line workers, woodworking, machine operators, frontline supervisors and technical leaders. These are just a few of the occupations that qualify for FIT training.
What courses does FIT offer?
Over the years, thousands of courses have addressed skills such as machine fixers, statistical process control, welding, CNC machining, industrial maintenance and troubleshooting, blueprint reading, team performance, hydraulics and pneumatics, basic electronics and soft-skilled classes such as Team Building Management, Computer training, etc. North Carolina Community/Technical Colleges’ specialty is tailoring programs to FIT your operations.
Where is FIT training delivered?
Wherever you need it: on site or on a campus.
Who teaches the classes?
Well-qualified instructors, expert in the particular field, conduct classes at times and locations convenient to you and your employees.
