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Becoming a Certified Production Technician Community. Why Manufacturing?. 17 29 38 2.43 3. Growing Needs. Growth in existing firms Retirement bubbles New industry pressures. Shrinking Supply. Shortage of qualified production associate candidates Lack of manufacturing experience - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Becoming a Certified Production Technician Community

Why Manufacturing?

172938

2.433

Growing Needs

• Growth in existing firms• Retirement bubbles• New industry pressures

Shrinking Supply

• Shortage of qualified production associate candidates– Lack of manufacturing

experience– Lack of technical skills

related to manufacturing• High turnover during

initial 90 days of employment

• High first-year injury rates

New World, Old Tools

• Specifications:– High School Diploma– GED– Some Manufacturing

Experience• Selection Process• Limited Onboarding• High Turnover• High Injury Rates

Community Kaizen Event

• 10 Firms• Firm teams of 5• Considered effects of:– Recruiting– Screening– Selection– Onboarding

• Cost of a bad hire

Increase Access to Training and Jobs

Aligning Resources means . . .• Training must be relevant to

employers’ needs• Training must be accessible

to job seekers• Direct hire jobs are a

necessary incentive

Transforming the Process• Require formal preparation for Production Associate positions• Develop and support a path for Production Associate preparation

and certification– Adopt the MSSC Certified Production Technician as a minimum

credential– Speak with one voice regarding preparation of candidates

• Employment Community• Education Community• Economic Development Community• Workforce Development system• Local and State Government

A Brand is Born

“We have training here”

Recruit Candidates

WorkKeys Testing

Drug Screening Interview

AWARDSCHOLARSHI

P

Many paths, one credential

“We have jobs here”

A Collaborative approach to. . .– Worker recruitment– Candidate screening– Candidate testing– Candidate referral

• Advertising blitzes• Smart Application• WorkKeys Testing

Alignment

One Voice . . .• Employers• Education• Community Organizations• Government• Funding• Job Seekers

Partner Firms

Community Partners

• Economic Development– 8 Midwest Indiana Economic Development counties

• Workforce Development– Region 4 Workforce Board– WorkOne West Central– REACH Center

• Local Government– City of Lafayette– Tippecanoe County

• Utilities

Funding and Sustainability

• Federal Funding– Ivy Tech HGEI grant– Workforce Investment Act

• Local Funding– City of Lafayette– Tippecanoe County– Wind Turbine Fund

• Private Funds– Sustainability Fund– Utilities

Current Activity

• Launched Initiative 2/8/12• First CPT class started 3/17• 34 Partner Firms• 90 CPT Graduates to date• 10,254 Smart Applications• $325K Scholarships awarded• Future training options– Maintenance Techs– CNC Machine Operators

Getting Started

• Identify Champions• Validate Skills Needed• Align Providers• Secure Endorsements• Secure Funding• Promote Opportunity• Network, network, network!• Promote Successes

www.advancingmanufacturing.com

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