Residential Electrician (Level 1)
To meet the high demand for skilled residential electricians in Douglas County, Peaslee Tech has
developed a training opportunity. The program is designed to prepare an individual with the
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Refine your search by selecting items in the Select your filters section. Search matches are limited to 10,000 for site performance.To meet the high demand for skilled residential electricians in Douglas County, Peaslee Tech has
developed a training opportunity. The program is designed to prepare an individual with the
Our CDL B course includes S endorsement, which upon successful completion of the license examination, prepares participants to drive motor coach buses, school buses, commercial delivery trucks, …
This 47 credit hours Practical Nursing Program is approved by the Kansas State Board of Nursing.
Welding is the most common way of permanently joining metal parts. Welding also is used to join beams when constructing buildings, bridges, and other structures and to join pipes in pipelines, p…
The primary goal of the CDL B to A program at Peaslee Tech is for each trainee to receive their CDL-A license in compliance with state and federal requirements. This course is intended to be us…
CDL-A, local: Prepares participants to drive automatic transmission tractor and trailer for local and regional route and delivery services
To meet the high demand for skilled industrial machinery mechanics in Douglas and surrounding counties, Peaslee Tech has developed a training opportunity through a pre-apprenticeship and then a …
http://www.peasleetech.orgThe program prepares students to enter the transportation industry as an entry-level-driver for tractor- trailers. Students will learn the DOT and FMCSA required regulations. Students will also …
http://www.crowder.eduThe Plumbing Technology program prepares students for entry into the plumbing industry. Core concepts to be covered include the following: print reading; estimating; backflow prevention; resid…
http://www.nwktc.eduMaintenance mechanics work in every industry that uses machinery. Examples include but are not limited to cement manufacturing plants, hospitals, apartment complexes, school districts, petroleum…
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