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Nebraska Manufacturing Alliance Credential – Level 1

Training Dates and Location
March 3-June 25, 2026
Tues., Wed., & Thurs.
5:30-8:30 p.m.
The Career Academy at Southeast Community College, 8800 O St., Room 107, Lincoln NE

Build Job-Ready Skills for Modern Manufacturing

Industry-Recognized. Hands-On. Nebraska-Focused.

ne manufacturing alliance logoTrain for a future-ready career pathway in manufacturing. Build skills employers value—and prepare for H3 careers (High-Wage, High-Skill, High-Demand) and Registered Apprenticeship opportunities (where available).

  • Tuition Covered (Estimated value: $2,000+)
  • Stipends available for successful completion of all 8 modules
 

8 Job-Ready Skill Modules

  • Workplace Safety & OSHA Concepts
  • Quality Control & Defect Identification
  • Daily Readiness & Personal Responsibility
  • Introduction to Manufacturing Metrics
  • Tool Use, Gauging, Basic Metrics, & Blueprint Reading
  • Workplace Communication & Teamwork
  • Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking
  • Foundation of Lean Manufacturing
 

Who It’s For

  • Individuals exploring manufacturing careers
  • New hires and entry-level manufacturing workers
  • Career changers and adult learners
  • Employers developing a skilled workforce
 

What You Get / Unlock

  • Nebraska Manufacturing Alliance Credential – Level 1
  • Transferable, stackable credentials toward advanced training
  • A career pathway with upward mobility
  • A quicker path toward higher-paying opportunities over time
  • Connections to manufacturing locally and statewide
  • Hands-on, value-added learning aligned to industry expectations
 

How the Training Works

  • Hands-on, applied learning
  • Real-world manufacturing scenarios
  • Short, focused modules
  • Practical assessments aligned to industry expectations
 

Prepares you for roles such as:

  • Manufacturing Technician
  • Production Operator
  • Quality or Safety Support Roles
  • Entry-Level Advanced Manufacturing Positions

 

For more information, contact Amy Chesley

achesley@southeast.edu    402‑437-2711


This training program is supported in part through charitable funding from RTX Collins Aerospace and grant support from the Nebraska Department of Labor.

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