Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association
Job Training and Safety Program
WSTA’s Telecommunications Job Training and Safety Program has been
in existence for more than 35 years. This highly successful program has helped small,
medium and some large telcos create and keep a high level of safety awareness
among their employees, maintain a safe working environment and provide safety
training required by such government entities as OSHA, the PSC, the Wisconsin
DOT and private insurance companies.
The program, which has been administered through the state Technical College
system, consists of five 6-hour classes at 5 locations around the state. WSTA’s
Education and Safety Committee has worked diligently with the Technical
College system and its program instructor to create and maintain the course.
This is the seventh year, Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College (WITC) Rice Lake has agreed to
contract directly with each participating company, based on the number of
students enrolled. Based on the support for the program shown last year, the
school will plan on holding classes at the 5 locations listed on the schedule. There
will be five classes at each location beginning December 1 and ending February 25.
WITC Rice Lake's registration fee is $375 per student. The
school will handle all of the administrative tasks, including registering
students, billing participating companies and sending
certificates. Pre-registration is required by November 23, 2009.
For your convenience, a registration form, a schedule of classes and a list of
class topics for the 2009-2010 year are available on the WSTA web site at http://www.wsta.info/training.htm. Please print the
registration forms, fill them out and submit them to:
Marge Ince
Continuing Education Assistant
WITC
1900 College Drive
Rice Lake, WI 54868
Email: margie.ince@witc.edu
WSTA’s Education and Safety Committee continues to
monitor the program looking for ways to upgrade the content and delivery
process so that companies and employees will benefit even more. We are seeking
input from all of our member companies. Please continue to take advantage of
this educational opportunity. Thank you.