Advanced Manufacturing
Advanced Manufacturing Assembly Training (KAMA)
A hands-on pathway into production assembly and technology through lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, process compliance, quality, teamwork, and career readiness.

Schedule
Contact Workforce Solutions to confirm the next KAMA cohort and selection schedule
Location
KCC Regional Manufacturing Technology Center · Battle Creek, Michigan
Cost
Select training is free for eligible income- and residency-qualified participants
Advanced Manufacturing opportunity
About the program
Kellogg Community College's Advanced Manufacturing Assembly Training program prepares learners for entry-level production operator and technician roles. Hands-on lab work combines individual and team-based production skills with lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, process compliance, quality, performance standards, professional skills, resume development, and interview preparation.
OSHA 10-Hour General Industry, WorkKeys National Career Readiness Certificate, and 8.74 Kellogg Community College credits
Plan your next step
Funding for this program
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Where to go
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Approximate program area
Battle Creek, Michigan: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.
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What participants will learn
- +Production assembly
- +Lean manufacturing
- +Continuous improvement
- +Process compliance and quality
- +Performance measures and standards
- +Teamwork, professionalism, and time management
- +Resume and interview preparation
Who this program is for
- +Free select cohorts require income and residency eligibility
- +Contact Workforce Solutions for current selection requirements
Program highlights
- +Hands-on manufacturing lab
- +Entry-level production and technician preparation
- +Named industry and college completion credentials
- +Select grant-funded training for eligible participants