Develop your career with workforce training

Posted May 24 2023
A person welds while wearing safety equipment

The Workforce Training and Development Business Center at CSU-Dayton will present job training sessions in 14 subject areas to help local workers advance their careers. Participants will learn in a hybrid format combining classroom, online, and practical, hands-on labs. For class specifics, submit an interest form.

14 job training options

The 14 job training subject areas include the following: 

  • Robotics, programmable logic controllers, and flexible manufacturing systems
  • Metal additive manufacturing 
  • Basic ARC welding, MIG welding, and TIG welding
  • Environmental permitting and auditing
  • Environmental health and safety and security (EHSS)
  • Principles of wastewater treatment and resource recovery
  • Heat treating
  • CNC programming
  • Additive manufacturing, reliability, quality assurance, and metrology 
  • Energy efficiency and auditing of water and wastewater systems 
  • iOS app development
  • Android app development
  • Principles of drinking water treatment and water quality 
  • Small business and entrepreneurship 

Welding and heat treatment workshop

As part of the program, a workshop on welding and heat treatment is scheduled for 9 a.m.-5 p.m. June 5-9 with Alessandro Rengan, who holds a doctorate degree in Materials Science and Engineering. Attendees will learn the art of welding and brazing while unraveling the secrets of heat treatment, gain hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge from experienced instructors, and transform metal with precision — unlocking a world of possibilities.