Add to ORKGA partnership between The Professional Logging Contractors of Maine and Maine community colleges produced Maine\u27s first post-secondary training program for mechanized logging equipment. The program will help train workers to replace many who are retiring in coming years
The Talk of Maine piece that identifies industries in Maine that currently have available jobs and ...
Graduation date: 1990Training of woodsworkers is described as important for the logging industry in\...
From the Ground Up piece on the aging of Maine\u27s construction workers, whose average age is 47. ...
Focus on Northern Maine piece on training programs for new logging workers. In response to a short...
The Maine Community College System works with Maine industry advisors who help the colleges respond ...
The logging industry in Maine has always been plagued with a high injury rate. In 1992, considered ...
Several training programs are underway in Maine to develop a wind energy work force, which some fear...
ABSTRACT – The Appalachian mountain region lends itself ideally to cable logging operations. However...
Maine\u27s School of Forest Resources where most of the men are trained to manage most of Maine\u27s...
Focus Education/Training piece on the Maine Quality Center, a program started in 1994 by the Maine ...
“Focus Education/Workforce” piece is an examination of how three different industries are tackling t...
Business Maine: Central & Western piece reporting that the state is making plans to woo younger wo...
The Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership is offering a new job training program called Mobile O...
Focus York County piece on Maine manufacturers\u27 need for a larger pool of skilled workers. Indus...
A logging industry program called Certified Logging Professionals acts a logging certification board...
The Talk of Maine piece that identifies industries in Maine that currently have available jobs and ...
Graduation date: 1990Training of woodsworkers is described as important for the logging industry in\...
From the Ground Up piece on the aging of Maine\u27s construction workers, whose average age is 47. ...
Focus on Northern Maine piece on training programs for new logging workers. In response to a short...
The Maine Community College System works with Maine industry advisors who help the colleges respond ...
The logging industry in Maine has always been plagued with a high injury rate. In 1992, considered ...
Several training programs are underway in Maine to develop a wind energy work force, which some fear...
ABSTRACT – The Appalachian mountain region lends itself ideally to cable logging operations. However...
Maine\u27s School of Forest Resources where most of the men are trained to manage most of Maine\u27s...
Focus Education/Training piece on the Maine Quality Center, a program started in 1994 by the Maine ...
“Focus Education/Workforce” piece is an examination of how three different industries are tackling t...
Business Maine: Central & Western piece reporting that the state is making plans to woo younger wo...
The Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership is offering a new job training program called Mobile O...
Focus York County piece on Maine manufacturers\u27 need for a larger pool of skilled workers. Indus...
A logging industry program called Certified Logging Professionals acts a logging certification board...
The Talk of Maine piece that identifies industries in Maine that currently have available jobs and ...
Graduation date: 1990Training of woodsworkers is described as important for the logging industry in\...
From the Ground Up piece on the aging of Maine\u27s construction workers, whose average age is 47. ...