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CINCINNATI MANUFACTURING CERTIFICATES

The Cincinnati Manufacturing Certificates (CMC) program is a training course available at no cost to individuals seeking to sharpen their skills and obtain production technician certifications sought after by nine different manufacturing sub-industries. The CMC program equips laid off or low-earning individuals with the high-tech skills and knowledged needed within the manufacturing industry.

  

CMC uses the national training and certification curriculum developed by the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) to provide 140 hours of education and testing on topics such as hazardous material safety, blueprint reading, and machine operations.

Trainees can earn up to four national MSSC Production Certifications in:

  • Quality
  • Safety
  • Production Processes
  • Maintenance Awareness

     

The certifications demonstrate to employers that the applicant is highly qualified to meet the performance expectations of a production technician. The MSSC Production Certifications can also help increase access to promotions, higher pay, and job security.

Upon successful completion of the program, CMC staff will help graduates secure job interviews with area companies.  Trainees are provided with a stipend over the course of the training and resources for transportation.

To apply and become part of the advanced manufacturing workforce, download the application and return it to:

Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency

Attn: Cincinnati Manufacturing Certifications

1740 Langdon Farm Road

Cincinnati, OH 45237

Fax: 513.569.4368

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Cincinnati MSSC Weekly

Eligibility

Interested in applying to CMC?

To be eligible, individuals must:

  • Be a Hamilton County resident
  • Earn an income that for the last three months has been at or below 125% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines
  • Have mechanical or manufacturing aptitude and work experience

Download the CMC brochure

For Prospective Students

View (PDF)

For Employers

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CMC was created in 2009 with funds from the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA).

Although ARRA ended in 2010, CAA is proud to continuing offering the CMC program.

 

For more information, please contact Steve Schumacher at 513.569.1840 x 1049 or sschumacher@cincy-caa.org.