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Lincoln Educational Services Expands Intermodal Technician Training to Port of Baltimore

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What happened

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Lincoln Educational Services Corporation and WorkforceLinc, its workforce development division, are expanding their intermodal technician training program to the Port of Baltimore. This program is designed exclusively for CMC technicians and utilizes a proprietary curriculum focused on intermodal equipment maintenance.

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Why it matters

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The expansion reflects CMC's commitment to continuously enhancing technician skills and maintaining high standards of safety and performance. This investment in specialized training supports the operational capacity of the company in the region.

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Who's involved

  • BaltimoreLocation where the intermodal technician training program is expanding
  • SavannahLocation where the operational model is being leveraged
  • MarylandState containing the Port of Baltimore
  • GeorgiaState containing Savannah

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  • MarylandSpeculative

    The influx of specialized technician training operations might bring economic activity and tax base revenue to the state.

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