
Welcome to the Southern California Regional Transit Training Consortium (SCRTTC) website. The SCRTTC is a leading provider of training for the public transit industry. Our mission is to provide a training resource network comprised of public and private organizations focused on the development and employment of a transit industry workforce that is proficient at the highest standards, practices, and procedures for the industry.
You will find many resources on this website including a course schedule, a list of our transit and academic members, The Communicator (the SCRTTC’s bi-monthly newsletter) and more. Enjoy the site and please contact us if you have any questions regarding transit training.
Building Capacity for the Delivery of Technical and Supervisory Transit Training
The first scholarships of the James A. Ditch Education fund will be awarded at the annual golf tournament held on November 6th in Jim’s honor. The Escena Golf Club will be the place where the three 2012 scholarship winners are announced before an audience of Education Fund supporters. Applications for the 2012 scholarships, due September 14, were submitted to approved by the scholarship committee lead by Steve Richardson, Executive Director, Cerritos College Foundation and Community Advancement.
It's true...you don't know everything! The leadership/management class was life-changing and gives me the foundation to grow and advance. Thank you, SCRTTC!Frank Peters
ELECTRICAL-I, Excellent material. A must have class.George Tolmasoff, Montebello Bus Lines
HYBRID-HY2, Always learn a lot.Paul Lindman, Torrance Transit
ELECTRICAL-II, Class was great! Thanks!Freddy Jimenez, Santa Clarita Transit/MV
AQMD -Cummins 8.9 ISL-G Insite Train-the-Trainer, Excellent information. Can use the material when I return to the school/shop.Anonymous
ELECTRICAL-IV FOR TRANSIT, Gained knowledge and trouble shooting [skills] on Cummins Engines. Hands-on was good.Oscar Angel, Foothill Transit
OSHA - Class was great learned about how important safety in the work area is and how to look out for potential hazards.Freddy Jimenez, Santa Clarita Transit/MV
Cummins 8.9 ISL-G Level-II, Great hands on – and presentation too. Job well done! Thanks!Anonymous Transit Technician
HVAC-II for Transit, My first day back at work I was assigned a coach with an A/C problem. Because of what I learned, I was able to perform my job with no problem, and fix the A/C problem!Michael Dairy, Gardena Bus Lines
One of the most worth-while trainings I have done, and I have attended a lot of them through the course of my life! The info I received will be most valuable as RFTA moves forward with CNG technology.Orian Dove