Join us on Monday, January 25 from 2:00-3:00 PM CT for a presentation on NFPA’s partnership with The Manufacturing Institute’s (MI) program called Heroes MAKE America (HMA). The program offers industry training designed to help our nation’s service members transition into manufacturing careers. NFPA members have access to these candidates because of NFPA’s financial support of the HMA program.
The presentation will include an overview of the HMA program and how NFPA members can take advantage of this partnership including opportunities to get connected with HMA participants and alumni seeking manufacturing production floor jobs across the country.
We especially encourage Human Resources professionals to join the webinar to learn how this program can assist with your company’s hiring needs.
Please contact Amy Zignego at azignego@nfpa.com with questions.
Register here by January 21st, 2021.
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