1. MECHATRONICS POTENTIAL INDUSTRY PARTNERS WISE EXECUTIVE MEETING FEB 2, 2016

2. M ECHATRONICS | 2  Large movement towards automation industry wide  Substantial capital investments in WA and OR towards Mechatronics  Technical schools creating candidate pool to serve several clusters Current Situation

3. D EFINITION Mechatronics Mechatronics is a field that combines the following skill sets: Electrical Mechanical Programming Welding Hydraulics Programmable logic controls (PLC) Robotics Fabrication Mechatronics technicians install, maintain and repair industrial equipment

4. W HAT IS AMTEC Industry-Led Curriculum AMTEC works with colleges and industry partners to create industry-led maintenance certification assessments and to validate college curriculum aligned to industry-led skills standards. AMTEC is a collaboration of community and technical colleges and industry partners who seek to better prepare highly skilled technicians and manufacturing engineers for work in automobile manufacturing and technology.

5. E XTERNAL A CADEMIC T EAM S TRUCTURE | 5

6. Educational Pathway Certification PathwayCareer Pathway 1-3 Quarter Certificates CNC Machining CNC Operator Manual Machining Machining & Manufacturing Technology Aerospace Manufacturing Assembly Airframe Maintenance Technician Power plant Maintenance Technician Precision Machining Technology Aerospace Manufacturing Tooling Aircraft Assemblers CNC Programmer Production Operators CNC Operators Machinist Helpers Toolmakers ALIGNING EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION AND CAREER PATHWAYS Turning Operations Grinding Skills I & II Manual Milling I & II Drill Press Skills I & II CNC Turning: Operations CNC Turning: Setup CNC Milling: Operations CNC Milling: Setup Manufacturing Specialist Certification/Manufacturing Skills Institute Manufacturing Technician Level 1 Certification/Manufacturing Skills Institute National Career Readiness Certificate High School DiplomaESL/GED/ABE (Youth & Adults)Dislocated Workers/Continuing Ed. Encourage earning a Silver NCRC prior to MT1 testing

7. M ULTIPLE P ATHWAY M ODELS Multiple Pathway Models Boeing, Summer Work Study Program (Committed to 2 students per Mechatronics Program along I-5 Corridor) Toyota Model (work 3 days, school 2 days, 2 yr program) Apprenticeship (work 5 weeks, school 5 weeks, work during day, school evening & Saturdays) Cooperative Work Experience (Oregon)

8. | 8 Spokane Vancouver Tacoma Seattle Olympia 5 Yakima Moses Lake Everett Wenatchee Walla 9058290 Bellingham Tri Cities Port Angeles Mechatronics CoE MOU Schools  Bellingham Technical College  Clover Park Technical College  Everett Community College Skagit Valley College Edmonds Community College  Green River College  Lake Washington Institute of Technology  Renton Technical College North Seattle College Spokane Community College  Centralia College Walla Walla Community College Wenatchee Valley Community College LEGEND: Phase I (Implement AMTEC Sept 2016) Phase II (Implement AMTEC Sept 2017)  Boeing Partner School Mechatronics Boeing Partner School Shoreline College

9. | 9 Vancouver Tacoma Seattle 5 Everett Wenatchee 9058290 Bellingham Industry Partners ACS Allsop Inc Camtec Precision, Inc. Health Techna Inc. In Mold Technology Inc. Index Sensors & Controls Inc. ITEK Energy Krause Manufacturing Lemac Manufacturing Northwest Health Care Linen Pacific Injection Molding Corp. Trans-Ocean Products Inc. Wood Stone Oven Corporation Fluke Corporation Umbra Cuscinetti Costal Manufacturing ATM/Monroe Amazon City Light Darigold Franz Family Bakeries Starbucks Kent Blue Origin Center for Advanced Manufacturing Puget Sound (CAMPS) Terex (Genie) Hexcel Ingersoll Rand Ellison Technologies ● ALCOA Douglas County PUD Pacific Aerospace & Electronics Stemilt, Inc. ● Liberty Lake ALTEK ● Chelan Chelan County PUD ● Renton Graphic Packaging ● Sumner GKN Aerospace ● Bothell Blaine ● ● Union Gap Federal Way ● ● Ferndale ● Othello Selah ● Golden Boy Foods Firgelli Automations Zirkle Bradken Weyerhaeuser Company ● Tukwila Unitec Simplot Van Doren Kaso Plastics Philips Medical Systems Romac Industries ● Stanwood Process Solutions *Black indicates verbal Industry Partner agreement Janicki

10. WorkingTogether Quarterly Monthly Bi-Weekly Weekly Conduct external academic project team meeting Review project schedule and send updates out to team Send project status communication to sponsors Execute activities per project plan Continually monitor and identify risks, issues and execute on mitigation plans Partnerships O P ERATINGR H YTHM : MEETINGS/ACTIVITIES Host WebEx with Phase I and II schools Align communication with webcast

11. CTC M ECHATRONICS U PDATES | 11 Phase I Centralia College, Clover Park Technical College, Everett Community College Crosswalk existing curriculum with AMTEC, Identified instructor needs (leveraging the AMTEC academy) and equipment needs Already going after external funding - Centralia Profession development & equipment Delphi with industry partners Access to diagnostic assessment to benchmark students After spring quarter have students take online NOCTI assessment for the modules that they feel are already cover Possibility of veteran pathway - Clover Park (TBD) & Everett (April 2016) CoE for construction bringing in industry partners – Clover Park Goal: start program in Sept 2016 Phase II Shoreline (machining) & North Seattle (electronics) First Phase II CTC’s to do crosswalk later this spring Renton Technical College looking at other funding to bring RTC up to a phase I college

12. | 12 External Academic Mechatronics Phase I Milestones 30/60/90 day look ahead December January February  Phase I CTC access to AMTEC curriculum & assessments 1/5/2016  Start installation of equipment process 1/5/2016  Start conducting AMTEC diagnostic assessment for existing mechatronics programs 1/8/2016  Phase I schools status of accreditation approach complete 1/18/2016  Finish Phase I crosswalks 1/30/2016  Schedule meeting with Phase I schools to sign charter 12/15/2015  Richard Strand to set up status update meeting with phase I schools 12/15/2015  Richard Strand to schedule Phase I schools curriculum crosswalk follow up meetings 12/15/2015  Phase I industry partners start to join AMTEC (Sign MOU) 12/15/2015  Confirm curriculum alignment with industry partners 12/23/2015  Phase II crosswalks begin 2/1/2016  Executive buy off on experiential learning plan 2/29/2016  Continue installing equipment