Local Students from Madison, Lafayette, and Suwannee Counties Achieve Milestones in NFC's Industrial Machinery Program

Title: NFC Students Complete Production Technician Certificates

In Madison, Florida, four students from North Florida College's Industrial Machinery Maintenance 1 program have completed parts of the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council's (MSSC) Certified Production Technician (CPT) certification. They showed proficiency in Safety and Quality Practices & Measurement, earning credentials that mark progress in their education.

The students, Rashaun Alexander and TeKeya Jones from Madison County, Wyatt Liles from Lafayette County, and Toby Woloszyn from Suwannee County, are now prepared for further assessments in the Machinery Maintenance 2 program. They will next study Manufacturing Processes & Production and Maintenance Awareness to aim for the full MSSC CPT 4.0 certification.

The program also offers the chance to earn the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10 General Industry Certification, enhancing employability by meeting safety and health standards in the industry. Both MSSC and OSHA certifications are valued by employers for indicating readiness to enhance productivity and competitiveness.

North Florida College is accepting new students for this program, with classes starting in August 2024. High school students interested in enrolling can speak with their guidance counselors or contact the NFC Office of Dual Enrollment for more details, including part-time options.

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