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Jobs Caledon features 5th Wheel Training Institute
June 2, 2016 · 0 Comments
With the busy spring construction season and the demand for drivers being at an all-time high, now is an ideal time to train to become a heavy equipment operator and/or an AZ driver.
Jobs Caledon will host Jim Dillon, training and employment specialist from 5th Wheel Training Institute. It will be June 9, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Royal Courtyards in Bolton.
Dillon will provide an overview of 5th Wheel construction, servicing and transportation programs.
He will also discuss the “Look Who’s Hiring” online feature at 5th Wheel Training Institute, which provides updated listings of current job postings in trucking, heavy equipment operating and servicing.
Since 1985, 5th Wheel Training Institute has been dedicated to providing individuals from across Canada with the skills and certification that meet employer requirements for entry-level equipment operators for the construction and transportation industry.
The company “has been providing quality and up-to-date programs that get people to work for over 30 years.” Dillon stated. “By attending our presentation, participants will learn of special training packages currently being offered and learn about our all-inclusive on-site training centres with no charge accommodation included.”
Book a seat by contacting Jobs Caledon at 905-584-2300, ext. 200 or jobs@ccs4u.org
Jobs Caledon Employment Specialist Maureen Tymkow and Jim Dillon, training and employment specialist at 5th Wheel Training Institute.
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