Call center operations offer real-time marketing and communication skills that can be used post incarceration. This is a great foundation for developing professional skills needed to be successful in areas of lead generation, appointment setting, qualifying prospects, customer service, sales and data collection.
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 ACI partners with leaders in the construction industry and manufactures high quality components for builders. These partnerships provide training and trade skills in panelized framing, wall panels, floor panels, roof systems construction, millwork, drywall, warehousing, project management, and logistics. |
 ACI provides a workforce that is learning basic component removal to a complete teardown of the airframe, for both wide and narrow body aircraft. |
 Arizona agriculture exports vegetables, fruit, nuts, seeds, wheat, hay, cotton, eggs, beef and milk to 70 countries and across the U.S. Today, agriculture in Arizona contributes more than $23 billion to the state’s economy. ACI inmate workforces are part of the history of Arizona agriculture - heavy equipment operators, tractor mechanics, welding, general maintenance and labor workers, state-of-the-art robotics packaging and sorting, warehouse and inventory analysts, etc. |
 ACI’s partnership in this industry prepares incarcerated individuals with state-of-the-art diesel mechanic skills and certifications. Incarcerated works also learn skills in welding, advanced tractor trailer frame straightening, electrical systems, upholstery, and tractor trailer body repair. |
 Our workforce in this industry is one of the best in the country. Incarcerated individuals are learning welding, manufacturing, trailer electronics, and hydraulic installation. This experience also allows the inmates to accurately conduct diagnostics of maintenance and repairs. |