NIMS Launches Employer Website
The site provides information for employers seeking to integrate training and credential programs into their companies.
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The National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) has launched nimsready.org, a website catering to employers seeking to fill job openings. The website provides information, tools and how-to guides to help employers learn about and implement credentials at their companies. The site also includes resources on training programs and NIMS-certified talent, implementing training and credentialing within companies, and integrating NIMS skills standards and credentials into human resources practices.
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