Major Expansion for Local HVAC Training Center: Boosting Alabama's Energy Sector Workforce

The Alabama Energy Infrastructure Training Center and Network (AEITCN) plans to expand its program. This was announced at a program and reception at the HVAC Training Center in Jasper, Alabama. Attendees included Alabama Senate Pro Temp Greg Reed, Bevill State President Dr. Joel Hagood, Alabama Community College System Chancellor Jimmy H. Baker, and Alabama Power President and CEO Jeff Peoples.

The AEITCN is a joint initiative between the Alabama State Legislature, the Alabama Community College System, and Alabama Power. It aims to prepare Alabama's workforce for the energy industry. The program's expansion is a significant investment in Alabama's workforce and economy. Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Reed highlighted the importance of equipping young people with necessary skills for successful careers.

The training center's main goal is to meet the growing demand for skilled energy sector professionals. The center plans to provide training opportunities to equip Alabama's workforce with the skills needed for this evolving industry. The HVAC Training Center in Jasper, Alabama, is the main location for this expansion, which includes the construction of a new building.

Bevill State Community College President, Dr. Joel Hagood, expressed pride in the college's role in preparing the state for future energy sector jobs. He emphasized the partnership with ACCS and Alabama Power in providing individuals with necessary skills for the emerging energy-efficiency economy. He also reiterated the college's commitment to providing advanced training to meet current demands and propel Alabama into a future of innovation.

The AEITCN expansion is a significant step towards modernizing Alabama's energy infrastructure and meeting the needs of high-wage, high-demand industries. Rep. Matt Woods- R Jasper, AL, expressed his enthusiasm about the future of workforce training at Bevill State Community College and his gratitude to the Alabama Community College System and Chancellor Baker. He also emphasized the importance of the partnership with Alabama Power in meeting the needs of business and industry.

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