Certified Isuzu technicians will come to the facility for advanced training on internal mechanical components and operations of diesel and gas engines. Isuzu Truck University will serve Isuzu dealerships in the eastern United States from Maine to Virginia and west to Ohio. The new training facility will complement Isuzu’s existing training center in Garden Grove, California. Mericle is currently working on the interior of the building to fit the needs of Isuzu, which will move into the building in the early summer months. The building had been finished and we were marketing it as a newly constructed flex building.”Ī flex building, according to Cummings, is designed to be flexible so any company ranging from factories to medical to manufacturing can move into the facility. “When Isuzu came in saying they needed a building, we had a building that was well-suited to meet their needs. “A flex building was constructed on a ReadyToGo site and we finished it a year ago,” Cummings said. The program constructs buildings on properties owned by Mericle and makes them available for business looking to move to Northeastern Pennsylvania. Jim Cummings, vice president of marketing for Mericle Commercial Real Estate Services in Wilkes-Barre, said the building was already constructed as part of Mericle’s ReadyToGo program. The remainder will be used as office space. Inside, about 97,000 square feet will be used for parts distribution and 30,000 square feet will be used for technical training. The project marks the first time Isuzu has combined a training center, to be named Isuzu Truck University, and a modern parts distribution center under one roof. The lease is for an entire 134,442-square-foot building, which was recently developed on speculation by Mericle Commercial Real Estate Services. The new facility will be opened in CenterPoint Commerce & Trade Park East. will open a training and parts distribution center early this summer in Jenkins Township. Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc. Tired of ads? Subscribers enjoy a distraction-free reading experience.
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