HETA says the Stallingborough site is a £5.5m investment in training in North East Lincolnshire.
HETA chief executive Iain Elliot said the centre was a major investment in the future of engineering trainingA new £5.5m engineering training centre in North East Lincolnshire opens to its first students later.
HETA was established in 1967 and, in addition to the new site, also offers training facilities at Foxhills in Scunthorpe and the company's headquarters in Hull. HETA chief executive Iain Elliot said the centre was the culmination of nine years of "thought, discussion and planning".
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