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Alaska Research Consortium Will Develop an Ammonia Refrigeration Training Program and Certification That Is Tailored to Seafood Processing Needs and Can Be Commonly Recognized Across Seafood Companies. Each Level Will Be Delivered by Computer-based Training Modules and Face-to Face Workshops. This Hybrid System Will Teach Students a Progression of Skills and Knowledge Specific to Ammonia-based Refrigeration in the Alaska Seafood Industry Sector. These Certification Levels Will Become the New Standard in Alaska, Giving Seafood Companies a Clear Understanding of the Skill-level of an Employee Applying to Work in Ammonia Refrigeration. the Program Will Help Meet the Need for Skilled, Ammonia Refrigeration Trained Personnel in Alaska.
Committed
$987,000
Paid out
$654.8K
66%
Committed, not yet paid
$332.2K
34%
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