Logistics Technician Program
It’s an era of complicated logistics, with supply chain issues and other challenges affecting many businesses. Yet, supply chains and fulfillment companies are still delivering goods across the world in record volumes. From the automotive industry to e-commerce, logistics technicians are more critical than ever. Job opportunities in this field are booming, with a projected 4% annual growth across the country through 2029, including Metro Detroit.
- Average entry-level wage range: $17 – $21 per hour
Funding Available to Qualified Candidates
We have partnered with Oakland County Michigan Works! to offer this no-cost training to qualified candidates. Attend an information session to learn more.
Program Information
- Program Length: 8 weeks
- Location: Auburn Hills Campus
- Value: $3,000
What to Expect
- Focus: Oakland Community College, in partnership with Oakland County Michigan Works! and PepsiCo Foundation, is offering a 136-hour training that prepares individuals for front-line material handling and supply chain logistics jobs in fulfillment centers and distribution centers
- Certifications: Foundational Certified Logistics Associate (CLA), Mid-Level Technical Certified Logistics Technician (CLT), OSHA 10 and Mike Rowe Work Ethic
- Enhanced training: In addition to certifications, this program features several e-learning, hands-on skill training and digital literacy components. These include project-based learning, mentorship with an industry partner, workplace communication and teamwork.
- Resources: We understand that you may encounter unexpected challenges. We do our best to help you succeed during the training. We have compiled a resource list with OCC and community-based accommodations, career services, clothing resources, food assistance, technology, and more.
Application Requirements
- U.S. citizen or an eligible non-citizen
- 18 years old
- Not currently registered in school within a local educational agency
- Registered with the Selective Services (if applicable)
- Unemployed or underemployed
- Commitment training for 8 weeks
- Other eligibility factors may apply
- Attend an information session
- Complete the application process - apply for Michigan Works! funding or pay out of pocket
Start Your Someday Today!
If you're interested in a short-term training program, please complete the form below. An OCC representative will be in contact with you soon.
Questions? Contact
Le'Anna Sosnoski-Miller
Education Training Specialist
(248) 232-4174