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Principles of Ergonomics (OSHA #2255)

Name: Principles of Ergonomics (OSHA #2255)
Start: 2019-08-13T00:00:00-05:00
End: 2019-08-15T23:59:59-05:00
Location: ACEF – Little Rock Headquarters

August 13, 2019 - August 15, 2019

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Start:: August 13, 2019
End:: August 15, 2019
Event Categories:: OSHA Courses, Safety Courses

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: UTA
Phone:: 817-272-2581
Email:: cedquestions@uta.edu
Website:: www.web-ded.uta.edu

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ACEF – Little Rock Headquarters; 4421 West 61st Street
Little Rock, AR 72209 United States + Google Map
Phone:: (501) 372-1590
Website:: http://myacef.org

Arkansas Construction Education Foundation

2 weeks ago

In honor of National Apprenticeship Week, we want to share more about our new Heavy Equipment Simulator Training programs. Instructor Kendall Marshall explains what both the Dozer and Excavator operator certifications entail, and our Deputy Director, Zach Sloan, shares how this cutting-edge technology benefits employers, in ways like employee safety, enhancement, and protecting your equipment.The training is offered two ways: On location in Little Rock, or the mobile lab will come to you anywhere in the state! PLUS, thanks to our partners at Riggs Cat , there's a LIVE portion to the training as well! Zach also explains how the Arkansas Office of Skills Development is offering up to 75% reimbursement for those who complete the training -- and AGC Arkansas members get an even deeper discount! Contact us at 501-372-1590 for more information.#agcarkansas #cat #catsimulators #heavyequipment #heavyequipmentoperator #acef #HeavyEquipmentOperatorTraining #simulators ... See MoreSee Less

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Arkansas Construction Education Foundation

2 weeks ago

Shannon Frieri Achieves Milestone as Mike Holt's First Instructor Trainer in Arkansas! In a remarkable achievement, ACEF proudly acknowledges Shannon Frieri for his outstanding accomplishment. Handpicked by Brian House, the Vice President of Digital/Technical Training, Shannon recently attended the prestigious Instructor Trainer Conference in Orlando, Florida. This exclusive event marked the inaugural Instructor Trainer course hosted by Mike Holt Enterprises, and Shannon emerged as one of the first to attain this esteemed designation. Throughout the conference, Shannon dedicated approximately 18 class hours to intensive learning and successfully navigated through 8 challenging exams. His commitment and expertise shone through as he met all the stringent requirements necessary to become a Mike Holt Instructor Trainer. Shannon Frieri's recent milestone achievement not only signifies personal growth but also opens up an exciting chapter for ACEF. As a Program Coordinator, Shannon's accomplishment positions him to play a pivotal role in training other ACEF instructors to become certified electrical instructors under the prestigious Mike Holt curriculum. This significant development will establish ACEF as a beacon for tradesmen and tradeswomen in the state of Arkansas seeking top-notch education in the field. With Shannon at the helm as an Instructor Trainer, ACEF is poised to become a hub for quality electrical training, setting a high standard for educational excellence. The trust placed in Shannon by Mike Holt Enterprises, is a testament to his exceptional skills and unwavering dedication to the field. This recognition positions Shannon as a key figure in ensuring that ACEF continues to uphold the highest standards in electrical education, contributing to the growth and success of both the institution and its students. Reflecting on the experience, Shannon expressed his gratitude and honor at being part of this groundbreaking initiative. The accomplishment not only signifies personal growth for Shannon but also reflects positively on ACEF and its commitment to fostering excellence within its ranks. As Shannon takes on this new role as an Instructor Trainer, the ACEF community congratulates him on this milestone achievement and looks forward to the positive impact he will undoubtedly bring to the world of electrical training. ... See MoreSee Less

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Arkansas Construction Education Foundation

4 weeks ago

We found Waldo....but, where are our apprentices? ... See MoreSee Less

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Arkansas Construction Education Foundation

2 months ago

Trade school a popular choice among Arkansans, but why?

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Americans going to trade school have more than doubled over the last decade, and it’s even higher in Arkansas.

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Arkansas Construction Education Foundation

3 months ago

ACEF has the following Electrical Continuing Education classes scheduled for 2023 Code Cycle.* Jonesboro - September 16, 2023* Batesville - October 14, 2023* Little Rock - December 9, 2023Class space is limited. Seat reservations must be paid before the day of class. We reserve the right to reschedule or cancel a class if a class minimum is not met.Please call to reserve your spot on the date that is most convenient. We can be reached @ 501-372-1590. ... See MoreSee Less

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