Hunter Engineering Co.'s 47th training center will open Aug. 1 on the Lincoln Tech Denver campus.
“This is such an exciting opportunity not only for our students, but for many of our employer partners in the Denver metro area,” says Scott Shaw, Lincoln Tech CEO. “It’s also an honor to partner with a company whose roots lie in service to our nation’s veterans. There is a common passion there, a commitment, that we feel truly binds our two organizations.”
Hunter’s training network provides hands-on and classroom instruction led by certified trainers both onsite and at regional training centers. The Lincoln Tech Denver campus will be the first school to house Hunter's 35,000-pound, four-post heavy-duty lift.
It will join Hunter's ADASLink diagnostic scan tool and DAS 3000 for ADAS calibrations. Hunter offers a two-day ADAS course, Introduction to Advanced Driver-Assist Systems, which covers procedures for calibrating forward-facing ADAS like lane departure warning systems and adaptive cruise control systems, as well as blind spot monitors, surround view and rearview camera systems.
“We’re thrilled to be able to work with Lincoln Tech to bring education and state-of-the-art equipment to technicians for this ever-changing industry,” says Tom Settle, director of training for Hunter.
Graduates from all Hunter Training Centers will be Hunter-certified. For more information, visit https://www.hunter.com/training/available-classes.
