Quality Standards Training

We offer leading-edge, professional training to enhance the skills, techniques and knowledge needed to achieve your industry goals. The following classes are available by request:

• Lean Manufacturing - Lean 101 Principles of Lean Manufacturing

• Automotive

• Internal Auditing

• Corrective Actions

• Statistical Process Control (SPC)

Click here for details on classes or contact Rebecca Clusserath at 864-592-4279.

MSSC Production Technician Certificate

Earning Manufacturing Skill Standards Council certification indicates that the individual with the certification has the technical, employability and academic skills needed to work in modern manufacturing. Students are tested in 4 core areas of safety, maintenance awareness, quality and continuous improvement and manufacturing process and production. Successful completion will earn you a nationally recognized Production Technician certification. For more information email Cynthia Lister.

Amatrol

Amatrol teaches skills for workplace success! Amatrol is a hybrid training program that consists of online learning and hands-on assessments specifically selected for mechanical and electrical technicians who want to increase their skills. For more information email Terrill Brown or Ty Wright.

Employers can reduce the cost of training under the S.C. Enterprise Zone Act

The Enterprise Zone Act supports existing business and industry by allowing eligible businesses to use SC employee withholdings taxes for the purpose of retraining full-time production employees.

• A refund procedure through the SC Department of Revenue allows companies to recover up to 50 percent of the cost of retraining its workforce.

• SCC will work with the Company to develop a comprehensive, multi-year training plan.

•  Following the development of a training plan an application may then be completed.

For more information email Ty Wright at wrightt@sccsc.edu or call (864) 592-4907

Mechatronics

The term Mechatronics refers to an interdisciplinary field involving control systems, electronic systems, computers and mechanical systems that integrates product design and automated manufacturing processes. Because industrial applications are becoming more and more complex, industries need technicians with skills that cross a variety of disciplines. Many existing job categories currently or will soon require Mechatronics skills and problem solving abilities for professionals who design, implement, manufacture, service and repair a wide array of equipment.

For more information email Cynthia Lister.