Posted on Mar 06, 2020
Yesterday is a memory, Tomorrow is a dream, but Today is a gift. That is why it is called "the Present".
David Auxier,
President
"Where Training and Employment Come Together"
Representatives from WTI will be in the Facility on March 17th at 3pm to discuss the Warehouse Training Program. This program is available to all Parole participants that are releasing to any address in Kansas regardless of Parole Plan.
This is a WIOA funded programming that prepares the participant for careers in:
Power Industrial Drivers
Inventory Clerks
Receiving/Shipping
Material Technician
Safety Officer
Stock Clerks/Stockroom Clerk
Production Workers
Expenses covered for out-of-district students are covered:
Transportation to and from KC and your home town
Housing in KC while in Training (NOT A HOME/Release Plan)
Meals-3 per day
Transportation to and from the Training Facility
Students have no out of Pocket Expenses nor loan to pay back
If interested please be in the Facility and available on March 6, 202017 th at 3 pm-please send a Form-9 to PC II Brock. We want to give WTI an idea of how many may attend.
Yesterday is a memory, Tomorrow is a dream, but Today is a gift. That is why it is called "the Present".
This is the moto for the program offered by David Auxier of WTI in the Kansas City Area.
David Auxier has worked tirelessly and clocked long hours doing presentations through out the Kansas Correctional system, pushing a unique and much needed credential to 2nd Chance Employers and ex-offender alike:
"Where Training and Employment Come Together" This is a WIOA funded programming that prepares the participant for careers in:
Power Industrial Drivers
Inventory Clerks
Receiving/Shipping
Material Technician
Safety Officer
Stock Clerks/Stockroom Clerk
Production Workers
Administrative Assistants
Supply Chain Managers
What was unique and refreshing for Work Force Development specialist working in and around the correctional system is that all expenses are covered for out-of-district students
Transportation to and from KC and your home town
Housing in KC while in Training (NOT A HOME/Release Plan)
Meals-3 per day
Transportation to and from the Training Facility
Students have no out of Pocket Expenses nor loan to pay back
His program has been around for 14 years and funded with WIOA funds. They offer courses to local and statewide offenders. This is a two-week training program to train offenders in power industrial truck driver (forklift, reach and order-picker), inventory clerk, receiving clerk/shipping clerk, material technician, safety officers, stock clerk/stockroom clerk and production workers. I also recieved the following information from Shaun Couch who supervises KDOC Job Specialists statewide: At the end of the two-week course, they will obtain OSHA 10 safety certification, OSHA power industrial truck certification class l, ll, lll, FedEx/UPS software training, and learn interview skills.
The offenders and other Justice involved individual will learn Microsoft office 365, conflict management skills, problem solving/team activities, how to send a professional email and resume building/job interviewing.
The offender is required to have an I-9 form, state issued ID, Birth certificate and social security card or letter from a social security office stating that the replacement card is on its way. They do not require a GED or high school diploma.
David will be conducting short 30-45 minute presentations at our facilities every 60 days for offenders releasing around the state!
For more information contact David at 816-216-6075 and/or email at info@WarehouseTraining.com