Tulsa workshop prepares workforce for proposed Inola aluminum plant
Oklahoma Primary Aluminum and Tulsa Innovation Labs hosted a workforce workshop to prepare workers for a proposed Inola aluminum facility. Oklahoma Primary Aluminum and Tulsa Innovation Labs have hosted a three-day workforce development workshop at Tulsa Tech to prepare workers for jobs at a proposed primary aluminum facility at the Tulsa Port of Inola. The workshop, which included about 50 participants from over 12 higher education and vocational institutions, aimed to map talent pipelines, align training programs and identify career pathways for the proposed facility. Once operational, the facility is expected to double current domestic primary aluminum production capacity and create 1,000 permanent direct jobs with average annual compensation of approximately $100,000. The project is expected, supporting an average of 7,000 annual jobs across upstream and downstream suppliers, engineering partners and construction.
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– The proposed facility is designed to produce 750,000 metric tons of aluminum annually. – The company expects the project to create 1,000 permanent jobs with average annual compensation of about $100... [2823 symbols]
