Training Department/Industrial Technology Classes Spring 2010
ITEC V087 8 Hour HAZWOPER $125.00
8:00 AM-5:00 PM 5/14/10
ITEC V101 24 Hour HAZWOPER $350.00
8:00 AM-5:00 PM 5/19/10 to 5/21/10
ITEC 125 Confined Spaces $125.00
8:00 AM-5:00 PM 2/25/10 Read More
Specially designed courses meeting regulatory and industry standards are offered in safety, oil spill response and information technology. Delivery options include independent study, on-site delivery of specialized industry classes, on-line courses, and traditional classroom settings. On-site training within Alaska becomes very affordable with groups of eight or more employees.
Our staff can help coordinate and deliver employee training programs based on the unique needs of Alaska businesses. Services range from providing facilities and logistical support to planning and coordination of entire programs.
Save On Your Training Costs – Train Employees at Your Business Location! Industry approved training programs can be brought to your business location.
The Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Industrial Technology provides job entry skills and skill upgrade in the areas of Oil Spill Response, Safety Management, Millwright, and Electrical Power Generation. Industries in Alaska, along with individuals employed or seeking employment in those industries, are confronted with increasing requirements for certified training.
This degree program is designed to provide individuals with job-specific knowledge and skills and the credentials to back up that knowledge. Completion of this degree requires demonstration of computer competency that may be demonstrated in one of three ways. A three-credit course in computer applications like CIOS 105 is recommended. The faculty advisor can approve as a substitute verified work-related computer experience. Read More
Working with industry partners, the Training Department at PWSCC offers certified classes to meet industry needs for compliance with OSHA required courses like HAZWOPER or confined space awareness, training necessary for employees reporting for work on the North Slope, safety classes in first-aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and customized cold water safety and survival programs.
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Since the early 1990s, Prince William Sound Community College has worked in partnership with Alyeska Pipeline Service Company to develop training programs to meet regulatory requirements and the special training needs of oil spill response and terminal operations in Port Valdez. In addition to a well-developed employee safety program, the Training Department facilitates development of new courses customized to meet Alyeska’s business objectives. Read More
