Carolina CAT (dba Weisiger Group)

The CTE Training program teaches students how to repair, test and maintain heavy equipment, power generation equipment and testing/repair and maintenance of electrical power systems. Students will learn through a structured development program that includes E-Learning, Instructor Led classroom training and on-the-job training. Graduates that are onboarded will be slotted into a multi-level Career Development Program to continue their career progression.

ABOUT THE JOB

Heavy Equipment Service Technician, Power Generation Service Technician, Electrical Testing Technician, Machinist, Electrical Engineers; Project Management

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Repair, test and maintain heavy equipment
• Maintain power generation equipment
• Testing/repair and maintenance of electrical power systems

ADDITIONAL ELIGIBILITY

No prerequisite eligibility requirements

ELIGIBLE SERVICE BRANCHES

All Services

BENEFITS

• Structured development program
• E-Learning
• Instructor Led classroom training
• On-the-job training
• Multi-level Career Development Program

PROGRAM COST

0

OTHER

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