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The establishment of CHATT signifies a strategic response to the pressing need for a modern training facility. Automation and advanced technology are increasingly central to manufacturing, and a state of the art training center is pivotal to attracting and sustaining new businesses. By nurturing a skilled workforce, CHATT not only fulfills industry needs but also showcases the community’s forward-thinking values and dedication to building relationships with existing industries.

The CHATT building will include a hospital simulation and training area, modern manufacturing equipment, and increased space, making it a world-class facility.

In addition, the increase in space will allow programs like welding and advanced manufacturing to increase the number of students served and move into a safer training environment.

Over $750,000 in grant funds for medical simulation equipment and staffing has been obtained for use at CHATT.

Health	Advanced Technology	Trades
Associate Degree Nursing	Welding	Electrical
Practical Nursing	Mechatronics	Plumbing
EMT/Paramedic	Electrical Power Production	HVAC
Medical Assisting	Industrial Systems	Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)
Nurse Aide	Programmable Logistics Controllers Technician (PLC)	Forklift & Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Certified Training
Short Term Workforce Allied Health Training	Certified Logistics Technician (CLT)/Certified Production Technician (CPT)	Short Term Industry Training
	Business and Industry Customized Training Program

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