DCTC Delivers Customized Training to MPC

DCTC Delivers Customized Training to MPC

$216,376 MJSP grant funds initiative

MPC, an IT Asset Lifecycle Management company, has partnered with Dakota County Technical College on a two-year training initiative. DCTC will provide technical skills training to 149 MPC employees over two years thanks to a $216,376 Minnesota Job Skills Partnership Grant.

“As MPC grows their business of refurbishing and recycling electronics, we are excited to provide specific technical training to their employees,” said Pat McQuillan, DCTC dean of continuing education and customized training. “DCTC’s Customized Training division is well-suited to meet the training needs of the state’s workforce. We are pleased to be working with the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership on this important training endeavor.”

Headquartered in Mendota Heights, Minn., MPC has been helping businesses with responsible IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) since 1983. In 2011, the company began evolving their business model to focus on full IT Asset Lifecycle Management, which includes services like onsite data sanitization, onsite data destruction, technology refurbishing services and IT asset remarketing.

With the grant, DCTC will conduct training in the following areas:

  • Operator Machine Training
  • Demanufacturing Techniques
  • Recycling Techniques
  • Parts Recovery Techniques
  • Hazardous Materials Identification and Disposal
  • Beg. Computer Diagnostic Software Training
  • Int. Computer Diagnostic Software Training
  • Beg. Computer Hardware Testing
  • Int. Computer Hardware Testing
  • Beg. Computer Rebuild and Refurbish
  • Int. Computer Rebuild and Refurbish
  • Welding
  • Soldering
  • Process Improvement Strategies
  • Mobile Training Technology
  • Machine Guarding and Safety
  • Train the Trainer
  • Online Training Content Creation
  • Computer Skills
  • Lean Processes
MPC CEO and President David KutoffDavid Kutoff, MPC CEO and president, is looking forward to seeing the positive results the training will bring. “We are very excited about MPC receiving this grant through the Minnesota Job Skills Partnership program,” Kutoff said. “We will not only be improving our team’s skills, but will also be able to expand the professional services we provide our customers. We are grateful for the support of DCTC and their commitment to the quality of business in Dakota County.”

Top photo: (left to right) MPC CEO and President David Kutoff, DCTC President Ron Thomas, MJSP Director Paul Moe

About MPC

MPC is an innovative IT Asset Lifecycle Management (ITLM) business setting the standard for secure and certified services that ensure customers maximize the value they receive from technology throughout the entire lifecycle, from acquisition to disposition. Founded in 1983, MPC proudly holds R2, e-Stewards, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001 and NAID AAA certifications. For more information, visit MPC.

About DCTC

DCTC Customized Training experts are experienced in grant administration. Over the past 20 years, DCTC has received and executed tens of millions of dollars in local, state and federal grants to support workforce development in Minnesota. Since 2000, Dakota County Technical College has partnered with more than 60 Minnesota businesses administering more than $12 million in MJSP training grants.

The DCTC Customized Training division specializes in offering training and consulting services in the following areas:

  • Business & Management
  • Computers & Technology
  • Health Care
  • Manufacturing & Trades
  • Transportation & Safety

DCTC guides companies through comprehensive training and development programs that bridge all work types and positions—enabling employers to provide a cross-company/cross-department focus and message, with the flexibility of using multiple formats.

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