Description

QUICK NOTE: There are 2 time slots available
9 AM to 11:00 AM
Noon (12:00 PM) to 2:00 PM

The Idaho Correctional Industries (ICI) training program manufactures both standard products and custom items. These products include office and lounge furniture; executive, task, and guest chairs, license plates, and new or refurbished panel systems. Other services include upholstery, embroidery, printing, garments, and metal fabrication. Trainees also provide services including drafting with CAD and CNC programming, and labor for moving and office setup.

A few areas of focused hands-on production/manufacturing training:

Carpentry, Cabinetry, Drafting, Graphics (Print, Sign & Decal), License Plates Manufacturing, Metal Fabrication, Production Office, and Upholstery. 

Idaho Correctional Industries (ICI) trains using real-world applications and implementation of office, home, and industrial work, as well as many of the less tangible but very important relationship skills necessary to navigate today’s job market. The integration of CNC and other computer-operated equipment, i.e., edge banding machines, has improved production speed and capability, and simplified setup and maintenance requirements.

Idaho Correctional Industries (ICI) programs benefit by providing better public safety in our prisons and communities. They improve prison security by keeping Residents active and engaged while incarcerated and provide Residents who will return to our communities with opportunities to learn life and job skills and develop a work ethic that enables them to become productive employees, good neighbors, and law-abiding, tax-paying citizens. The Resident training program is closely modeled after the real world. Employability and technical skills are developed and applied daily both within and out of prison. 

Two tour times offered. Each tour is approx. 2 hours long. 

9 am tour AND Noon (12 pm) tour 

Due to the smaller sizes of each tour, please ONLY TWO representatives per company. ICI is located inside Idaho State Correctional Institution (ISCI)

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Closed-toe shoes required. Long pants are required.

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