TEEX and Texas811 will present a safety rodeo roundup with highway safety equipment displays, safety training, a mock gas line hit, and a heavy equipment safety demonstration and competitive rodeo.
Warriors 4 Wireless and TEEX are collaborating on a new course that trains veterans for civilian careers as Wireless Tower Technicians. The program has been approved by the U.S. Department of Veterans for GI Bill education benefits.
Tony Alotto, Director of the Lone Star LTAP (Local Technical Assistance Program) Center, has been tapped to represent the South Central LTAP region on the National Local Technical Assistance Program Association. He will represent the states in the South Central LTAP: Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and New Mexico.
Oil & gas workers and other safety professionals in New Mexico will have easier access to safety and health training through a new agreement between New Mexico Junior College and the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX).
Four students at Jim Ned High School in Tuscola, Texas, are taking on Dead Mans Curve” and with a little help, are proposing improvements to local law enforcement, Fire Departments and the Texas Department of Transportation.
Water and wastewater professionals are more important now than in any other time in Texas history. TEEX has developed and held Water & Wastewater Training Expos around the state annually to help employees maintain their skills and licenses.
Expecting to train over 6000 students this year and contributing $1.25 million to the Mesquite economy over the past 5 years, the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) Region VI OSHA Training Institute Education Center is celebrating its 20th year.
Texas A&M University San Antonio will host a workforce education extravaganza on May 19-23 at the Infrastructure and Safety Summit, a training event sponsored by the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX). The summit will include reduced-cost training in code enforcement, utilities, safety and health/OSHA, disaster management, transportation and highway safety, environmental, and water/wastewater.
McAllen, Texas, will be the center of an education extravaganza on March 24-28, when more than 400 people are expected to attend the Infrastructure and Safety Summit, a training event offering 30 courses and sponsored by TEEX.
Small water systems in 41 states and three U.S. territories have benefited from TEEX training and expertise in drinking water and wastewater operations in the past year, thanks to a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency. Nearly 2,500 water system personnel received no-cost training in how to comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act.