Continuing Education: Basics of Tire Manufacturing

Basics of Tire Manufacturing is designed to provide basic preparation for entry-level jobs in the tire manufacturing industry. Students will gain competencies in safety, quality, measurement systems, teamwork and communication, as well as processes involved in manufacturing a tire. 

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For more information contact:

Margie Norfleet
CE Computer Training/JobsNow Coordinator
(252) 246-1210
mnorfleet@wilsoncc.edu

Theresa Peaden
Director of Continuing Education
(252) 246-1258
tpeaden@wilsoncc.edu

 

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Wilson Community College Program Requirements

General Program Information

All applicants meeting the program requirements of Wilson Community College are eligible to take the Basics of Tire Manufacturing class.  To successfully complete the four-week, 32-hour program, the student must attend 90% (28 hours) of all scheduled class sessions and maintain an 80% grade average, with a minimum score of 60% on each individual test.  Students not meeting attendance and/or grade requirements will be dismissed from the program.

Prospective students should contact Janice Whitley, Employment Security Commission, 252-234-1129, to determine if they meet Bridgestone/Firestone's minimum employment requirements, which include but may not be limited to the following:

Registration Process

Workbooks and rulers can be purchased at the College's bookstore in Building G or online.

Registration Fees and Materials