Anyone who is preapproved to work at JTC can join us at JTC Blue Collar Developers for the fire suppression RIGID 300 Pipe threading machine overview.

Fire alarm 101 is a class for pre-approved JTC applicants who want to explore this industry. You can not get this kind of hands on training from college, Vo-tech or any other “paid” educational program. Why? Because we are a licensed Alarm company who is authorized to get your occupational license.

Anyone who is preapproved to work at JTC can join us at JTC Blue Collar Developers for the fire suppression RIGID 300 Pipe threading machine overview.

Fire alarm 101 is a class for pre-approved JTC applicants who want to explore this industry. You can not get this kind of hands on training from college, Vo-tech or any other “paid” educational program. Why? Because we are a licensed Alarm company who is authorized to get your occupational license.

We will be holding a Commercial Plan Reading course ON WEDNESDAY, December 8TH STARTING AT 4:30 PM. It will be held here at the office 9425 NW 122nd ST. There will be tool giveaways as well as certification cards and hard hat stickers. Please let your superintendents know in advance if there will be an issue with your work schedule.

Come join us for a training class here at JTC Blue Collar Developers-9425 NW 122nd St. on October 27th at 4:30 PM. We will have our fire alarm manager Jimmy Mollet here training on a fire alarm panel as well as on a Ridgid 300 pipe threading machine. Please let your superintendent know ahead of time if there is an issue with your work schedule.

We will be holding a boom lift training course ON WEDNESDAY AUGUST 18TH STARTING AT 4:30 PM. It will be held here at the office 9425 NW 122nd ST. There will be tool giveaways as well as certification cards and hard hat stickers. Please RSVP below and let your superintendents know in advance if there will be an issue with your work schedule.

Join us on June 10 for a training marathon at the new JTC Trades headquarters (9425 NW 122nd St, Yukon, OK 73099). In this session, we’ll cover Bloodborne Pathogens, Hearing Conservation, Emergency Action Plans, Fire Extinguishers, and Temperature Extremes.

Determining the best way to protect workers from injury largely depends on the type of truck operated and the worksite where it is being used. Employers must ensure that each powered industrial truck operator is competent to operate a powered industrial truck safely, as demonstrated by the successful completion of the training and evaluation specified in 29 CFR 1910.178(l)(1).

The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 includes a provision that states, “only trained and authorized operators will be permitted to operate a powered industrial truck.” The online forklift evaluation training course will allow you to become a certified forklift operator in compliance with OSHA laws.

Our fire alarm program is designed to develop competency among your workers for fire and life-safety systems and technologies.