Best Apprenticeship Center Santa Ana Near Me

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4worldlovers: Welcome to the Orange County Electrical Training Institute (OCETI), the information center where you earn while you learn. Join us at OCETI where you can earn a living wage and build your career while earning college credits!

At OCETI, we provide a qualified, highly-skilled work force for the unionized electrical, intelligent traffic systems, and sound telecommunication industries for Orange County of California.

The OCETI believes that everyone should have access to high quality education and training.

This will be best delivered by working in partnership with those who are committed to the continuous development of others.

The OCETI values and celebrates the richness of culture, backgrounds and traditions.

4worldlovers: Welcome to the California Tradeshow & Sign Crafts web site. We are dedicated to advancing the standards of Tradeshow Installation and Dismantle in Southern California.

Our staff of trainers are veteran's in the industry and are experts in the topics they teach.

We believe that skills and safety training is key to our members ability to outperform the competition. As our skilled and safety trained members become assets to our contractors, their quality of work and productivity level become positive factors in attracting Tradeshows to Southern California.

As described in the website, we currently offer an array of training classes that encompass every facet of the Tradeshow Industry.

Tradeshow Installation and Dismantle is a time sensitive industry, much like the movie industry "the show must go on". Tradeshow Installers are dispatched to various convention centers and hotels around Southern California. Depending on the size of the show, there could be as many as 1000 installers on a job. The Installer's lay carpet, set up exhibits, install various graphics, suspend truss and rigging for specialty lighting etc. Once the show opens, the installers are either dispatched to another job or have a few days off before returning to dismantle the show and prepare for the next event.

Due to the time sensitive nature of the industry, an installer may have to work as long as 16+ hours in one day. This type of dedication to the job is well rewarded.