Delaware Pathways

Manufacturing Logistics Technician (MLT)

and Manufacturing Production

Technician (MPT)

1 Paul Morris, DTCC

Mitch Magee, PPG Industries Inc.Mike Fitzgerald, DDOE

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Our Goals for Today:

• Provide an overview of the Manufacturing Logistics Technician & Manufacturing Production Technician programs of study;

• Discuss the Model for Delivery through the Delaware Technical Community College;

• Discuss early college and early career experiences for students; and

• Discuss next steps and how to submit a program application.

Framing Our Conversation

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Program of Study Overview

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Manufacturing Logistics Technician (MLT):• The program of study is a two (2) year; four (4) semester

Career & Technical Education (CTE) instructional program that engages students in the application of manufacturing processes and familiarizes students with logistical operations in a manufacturing facility

• Partners: DTCC; DMA; Dream it, Do It; DEMEP; Governors Office

• Benefits: Manufacturing Skills Standards Council Certification in Logistics; up to 7 articulated credits from DTCC; paid summer work-based learning experiences or “Craftsmanship Placements” are planned after completion of the first two courses.

Program of Study Overview

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Manufacturing Logistics Technician (MLT) (Semester 1) MSS100 – Principles of ManufacturingProvides students with the foundational skills needed to start a career in manufacturing. Students will learn about tool use, production assembly, print reading, wiring, welding, lock out-tag out, OSHA safety, and key manufacturing mathematical concepts.

(Semester 2) MSS101 – Manufacturing Quality, Safety, and Practices This course will focus on quality and measurement, emergency and fire safety, emergency and incident management, basic life support, material handling equipment, and computer spreadsheet applications.

(Semester 3) MSS102 – Manufacturing Processes and Production Provides students with advanced knowledge of Manufacturing Processes and Production with a focus on tool and equipment safety, equipment maintenance and repair, and the 5-S and Lean Manufacturing processes.

(Semester 4) MSS103 – Advanced Handling and Logistics Provides students with advanced handling and logistics skills with a focus on supply chains, manufacturing processes, packaging, material processing, inventory control, and transportation.

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Manufacturing Production Technician (MPT):• The program of study is a two (2) year; four (4) semester

Career & Technical Education (CTE) instructional program that engages students in the application of manufacturing processes, fabrication, automation, and control systems

• Partners: DTCC; DMA; Dream it, Do It; DEMEP; Governors Office

• Benefits: Manufacturing Skills Standards Council Certification in Production; Advanced Manufacturing / Integrated Systems Technology (AMIST) Certification; up to 10 articulated credits from DTCC; paid summer work-based learning experiences or “Craftsmanship Placements” are planned after completion of the first two courses.

Program of Study Overview

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Manufacturing Production Technician (MPT)(Semester 1) MSS100 – Principles of ManufacturingProvides students with the foundational skills needed to start a career in manufacturing. Students will learn about tool use, production assembly, print reading, wiring, welding, lock out-tag out, OSHA safety, and key manufacturing mathematical concepts.

(Semester 2) MSS111 – Electrical Systems and Controls Provides students with applications in electrical systems and controls with a focus on applied mathematics for electricity, AC and DC electrical circuits, electrical motor controls, and concepts of Lean Manufacturing and 5-S

(Semester 3) MSS112 – Fluid Power Provides students with real-world applications in fluid power. This coursewill focus on hydraulics, pneumatics, and electro-fluid power.

(Semester 4) MSS113 – Electro-Mechanical Systems Provides students with real-world applications in electro-mechanicalsystems. This course will focus on mechanical drives and programmablelogic controllers (PLCs).

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Manufacturing Logistics Technician (MLT):• Operations Management; 7 articulated credits

• Electromechanical Engineering Technology; 3 articulated credits

Manufacturing Production Technician (MPT):• Electromechanical Engineering Technology; 10 articulated

credits

• Electronics Engineering Technology; 7 articulated credits

• Mechanical Engineering Technology; 7 articulated credits

Early Career & College Experiences

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Work-based Learning & Craftsmanship:• Sponsored by the Delaware Manufactures Association

(DMA) and the Delaware Technical Community College (DTCC);

• Paid work-based learning as part of the “Craftsmanship” placement; and

• Arranged in partnership with LEA, the DMA, and DTCC upon successful completion of the second semester as a summer experience.

Early Career & College Experiences

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Application & Approval Process for the Manufacturing Logistics & Production Technician Programs:

• The programs of study application can be found online at: http://dedoe.schoolwires.net/domain/211

• All applications are due on April 30, 2015

The LEA is required to:

• Identify a Representative to Participate on the State-Advisory Committee;

• Complete the “Value-added Opportunities” portion of the application; and

• Complete the Program of Study Matrix.

Program of Study Application

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Mike FitzgeraldCTE and STEM Workgroup

Delaware Department of Education401 Federal StreetDover, DE 19901

302.735.4015mike.fitzgerald@doe.k12.de.us

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