HOW TO BEGIN AN APPRENTICE PROGRAM

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HOW TO BEGIN AN APPRENTICE PROGRAM

When an organization wishes to start a program to provide a route for employees or applicants to receive instruction in maintenance, it often is useful to have a local advisory group of employees and managers to give their advice or assistance. Such a committee might have representation from the maintenance, human resources, and employee representation groups, as well as local training providers.