HOLT Truck Centers donated five heavy-duty trucks to promote diesel technician training at three schools in Oklahoma.
"We are proud to support programs that are shaping the future of our skilled trades workforce," says Robert Fulgium, senior vice president of HOLT Truck Centers. "We recognize the critical importance of providing students with access to industry-standard equipment, ensuring they graduate job-ready and confident in their abilities. Training on the latest tools and technologies will give students a competitive edge as they transition into the workforce."
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Two trucks went to Francis Tuttle Technology Center and to the Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology. One truck went to Tulsa Tech. Each truck weighs more than 50,000 lbs. and is equipped with advanced systems to help students bridge the gap between theory and practice.
The trucks will be used across several training programs, Holt says, to enhance hands-on learning in the diesel industry.
