M&H Valve signs two new students for Maintenance Apprenticeship Program

May 24, 2022

Pictured L-R, top: Alan Smith (Dean of Workforce Development), Dr. Kathy L. Murphy (President of Gadsden State Community College), Michael Carney (Student) and John Brueshaber (Anniston Group, Facilities Maintenance Manager) Pictured L-R, bottom: Alan Smith (Dean of Workforce Development), Dr. Kathy L. Murphy (President of Gadsden State Community College), Devon Miller (Student) and John Brueshaber (Anniston Group, Facilities Maintenance Manager)

Photo: Pictured L-R, top: Alan Smith (Dean of Workforce Development), Dr. Kathy L. Murphy (President of Gadsden State Community College), Michael Carney (Student) and John Brueshaber (Anniston Group, Facilities Maintenance Manager) Pictured L-R, bottom: Alan Smith (Dean of Workforce Development), Dr. Kathy L. Murphy (President of Gadsden State Community College), Devon Miller (Student) and John Brueshaber (Anniston Group, Facilities Maintenance Manager)

M&H Valve was pleased to participate in the East Alabama FAME signing ceremony for the third year in a row to sign up two new students for their maintenance apprenticeship program. The FAME (Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education) Program at Gadsden State Community College includes a two-year technical Associate degree and provides students with valuable on-the-job training. FAME students attend classes at a local community college two days a week (8 hours or more each day) and work at least 24 hours a week (8 hours or more each day for three days) for a local sponsoring employer, being paid a competitive wage.

M&H is pleased to have the opportunity to partner with the FAME program at Gadsden State Community College to recruit talented individuals pursuing a career in manufacturing.

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