Welcome to The Talent Campus
Michelin believes that strong and stable careers in our industry contribute to strong and stable communities for all of us. Having a highly-skilled workforce is essential to the success of our state and region. The community’s commitment to build, develop and grow the workforce of the future is aligned with Michelin’s purpose to give everyone a better way forward through economic stability and workforce development.
For more than 45 years, Michelin AP TEC Training School has been committed to developing superior technical personnel through innovative and effective world class training. By investing in the development of technical competencies, companies can reduce downtime and increase product quality.
NOTE: NOTE: All classes are conducted at the Michelin – GDC, 1305 Perimeter Road, Greenville, SC 29605. Class hours are 7:00am – 3:30pm.
Working in collaboration with SCMEP, funds are available to South Carolina manufacturers to cover up to 50% of The Talent Campus Michelin registration costs. Learn more at https://scmep.org/michelin
Working in collaboration with SCMEP, funds are available to South Carolina manufacturers to cover up to 50% of The Talent Campus Michelin registration costs. Learn more at https://scmep.org/michelin
Electrical Troubleshooting (ETSX)
This Electrical Troubleshooting course offers trainees the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a workshop lab environment, with 75% of the course dedicated to troubleshooting Real World simulators. This comprehensive course is specifically designed to equip maintenance technicians with the skills needed to excel in the field of electrical technology. Students will receive training using the latest equipment, including digital VOM AC motors, motor control circuits, and Real World motor control circuits.
Mechanical Technology Hand Skills (MHSX)
This comprehensive Mechanical Hand Tools Training Course is designed to equip trainees with in-depth knowledge and practical experience to safely and efficiently use hand tools while providing a “Hands On” approach with 80% spent in the workshop. During the first week, the course covers risk assessment, practical applications, and safe usage of hand tools. The second week offers an advanced hands-on experience, where trainees can apply their newly acquired skills to shop-focused projects. Trainees will have a solid understanding of hand tool usage, risk mitigation techniques, and the ability to apply these skills to real-world scenarios.
Allen Bradley Control Logix (CTRLGX)
The trainee will receive training that provides him/her the technical knowledge and hands-on skills needed to understand the ControlLogix hardware and the programming and documentation software (RSLogix 5000). An introduction to programming standards is included along with lab exercises on classroom simulators. Trainees will also receive “Hands On” troubleshooting with machine simulators.
Intro to Maintenance (ITMX)
This course is designed for production operators who are looking to expand their skill set into the field of maintenance. It provides a foundational understanding of maintenance practices, focusing on essential concepts in electrical, mechanical, and power fluid systems, along with critical safety protocols. This course is ideal for production operators who are interested in transitioning into maintenance roles, as well as those looking to enhance their understanding of maintenance practices to improve their current job performance.
