Ivy Tech has developed a program through a DOL Grant, Capacity Building in Community Colleges, for supply chain technicians.  It creates a threshold to both get into a supply chain automation employment  and to advancing education. Equipment Maintenance program an opportunity to go from non-credit to 6 college credits that apply to three to four other programs at four Ivy Tech College sites, Fort Wayne, Muncie, South Bend Eckert and Indianapolis. The Certificate Program is a Pathway to MSSC Electrical Certificate, Mechanical Certificate, Automation and Robotics. Moderator KIEL CURTIS Kiel Curtis, Project Director SSC DOL Grant,  Strengthening  Community Colleges, Ivy Tech Community College.       Presenters BOB PARKER Bob Parker, Department Chair, Advanced Automation and Robotics,  Ivy Tech Community College, Fort Wayne. Bob has incorporated the trouble shooting component and equipment in for credit programs and will be among the first to implement it in the non-credit, Supply Chain Technical Program.         JASON EVERETT Jason Everett, Regional Sales Manager, Amatrol Skills Boss Trainer, Jason will explain the Skills Boss Trainer, how it builds trouble shooting skills and team work.         JUSTIN CHITTICK Justin Chittick, Aidex Sales Technical Consultant, Aidex is an Amatrol distributer and works with MSSC on the Supply Chain Technical Certificate.       Agenda PROGRAM: 1-2 p.m. Q&A: 2-2:30 p.m. DR. SANDRA KREBSBACH Dr. Sandra Krebsbach, Executive Director, ATEA: Welcome Kiel Curtis: Introduction of the Program, its goals, target student population and why it was developed. Jason Everett: Training equipment & how […]