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Hayward, CA (PRWEB) January 12, 2015
Floormasters, Inc. today announced the launch of a new training program for job seekers throughout Northern California. The first training session will be held in San Joaquin County in partnership with San Joaquin County Office of Education, Human Service Agency, Housing Authority of San Joaquin, Habitat for Humanity of San Joaquin, California Human Development, San Joaquin County WorkNet, Neighborworks, Visionary Homebuilders, and YouthBuild San Joaquin. Floormasters is working with several other counties and, conducting outreach to others, to make this program available across Northern California. Participants will receive apprentice-level training for installing both hard-surface flooring and carpet. Qualified participants will be eligible for full-time installer positions with the Floormasters team in Hayward, Peninsula, North Bay, Tri-County, East Bay, San Francisco, Greater Sacramento as well as Napa, Yolo, El Dorado, San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties. Training will be led by Floormasters at no cost to participants or the partner organizations. All materials have been donated by Floormasters partners, including Armstrong, Bigelow, De Soto Diamond W, Engineered Floors, Gallaher, Leggett and Platt, Mannington, Mohawk, Osborne Lumber and Patcraft.
Training programs are an important part of the services that San Joaquin County offers, said Chris Kleinert, director at San Joaquin County Office of Education (SJCOE). We are excited about the opportunities that this program will open up to local job seekers. The Floormasters program not only provides job seekers with an opportunity to learn a trade, but also gives them a chance to secure a full-time job at the end of the training with a competitive salary and fully paid healthcare.
The Floormasters training program is a great example of how public-private partnerships create exponential value, said John Solis, executive director at San Joaquin County WorkNet. Everyone wins. The County adds a high-quality course to its education offerings; job seekers have an opportunity to learn a trade and secure a job; and the corporate partners gain access to a new pool of skilled labor.
Community involvement has always been a priority for Floormasters, said Don Lau, president and chief executive officer of Floormasters, Inc. In addition to working with a number of organizations to support affordable housing programs, we are committed to providing opportunities for local job seekers. This training program gives us an opportunity to reach a wider group and helps them learn a trade in a space that is understaffed and develop skills that will allow them to earn a good salary.
Details about the Floormasters Installer Training Program The Floormasters Installer Training Program will consist of classroom instruction for two weeks followed by hand-on training the third week. Participants will work on installations at five units for an affordable housing non-profit organization, Visionary Home Builders. Training will focus on core competencies and best practices for flooring installation, including:
Apprentice-level hard surface installation training for vinyl and VTC tile
Apprentice-level carpet installation training
Learn more about the Floormasters Installer Training Program Floormasters is actively pursuing partnerships with public organizations throughout Northern California. To learn more about the program and how to organize training sessions, please contact Loren Geiger at LGeiger(at)Floormastersinc(dot)com or 916-990-2719.
About San Joaquin County Office of Education The San Joaquin County Office of Education (SJCOE) is a regional agency whose mission is to provide educational leadership, resources and services to assist school districts to be effective facilities of learning for all pupils. SJCOE has set an organizational philosophy and culture that ensures students come first and every San Joaquin County student, regardless of circumstances, has the opportunity for a quality education. To learn more about the San Joaquin County Office of Education (SJCOE), please visit http://www.sjcoe.org.
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Cottle Carr Yaw Architects, an international architecture firm located in the Roaring Fork Valley, garnered several awards and distinctions to close a successful year.
The American Institute of Architects bestowed three architectural honors to Cottle Carr Yaw for 2014. An Avon residence received two Award of Merit designations: one from the state level and the other from the West Chapter of American Institute of Architects. A third Award of Merit for the West Chapter was given to the Snowmass Treehouse Residence in the Unbuilt Design category.
PCBC, an annual gathering of the United States most prominent builders, developers, architects and planners, recognizes excellence and innovation for complex design and build issues through its Gold Nugget Awards. Cottle Carr Yaw received an Award of Merit for the Changbaishan Deer Valley Villas project in northern China.
For a second year in a row, Luxe magazine named Cottle Carr Yaw to the 2015 Gold List, on which it featured two Roaring Fork Valley residences.
(Cottle Carr Yaw) had terrific momentum in 2014, receiving a lot of recognition. We were especially honored to be the sole Western Slope firm to receive an (American Institute of Architects) award at the state level. Were excited with the opportunities that 2015 brings with new prospects, said Cottle Carr Yaw Architects partner Rich Carr.
Cottle Carr Yaw takes a modernist approach, integrating sustainable design and the environment to create inspiring spaces. For more information, visit http://www.ccy architects.com.
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Barring any poor weather preventing travel, representatives from an architecture firm are scheduled on Monday to present information about the Ector County Courthouse to commissioners.
Brinkley Sargent, which was hired in April 2014, on a contract of $190,000, to do master planning and a needs assessment on the aging courthouse, was originally scheduled to make the presentation in December, but thick fog prevented their plane from taking off.
The architecture firm was sought after a November 2013 bond election defeat in which county officials sought approval for a $95 million new courthouse, but were soundly defeated by voters.
Preceding the bond, Ector County Judge Susan Redford formed a group to study the courthouse, the second such group in four years, which ultimately proposed the $95 million building.
The initial specs for the building included underground parking for certain elected officials and was criticized for a lack of detail on the overall plans.
After the bond was defeated, Redford said she should have gone to the public with the plans sooner and sought public input aside from the community leaders that were put in the study group.
Now, she and Brinkley Sargent have pledged to host public meetings to find out what the people of Odessa want in a courthouse before any decisions are made.
Public meetings have yet to be scheduled.
Commissioners also will:
>> Consider transportation issues for the Senior Citizens Centers.
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