This is an 18-month, 3,000 hour apprenticeship program for entry-level workers looking for foundational skills in production equipment, assembly, and blueprint reading.

This is a 2-year, 4,000 hour entry-level apprenticeship focused on fabrication skills to become proficient using a punch press, press brake, saws, bending and forming tools as well as reading blueprints and shop math.

This is an 18-month, 3,000 hour entry-level apprenticeship designed for food processing companies to skill-up their workforce focusing on competencies such as industrial maintenance, mechatronics, QA, food material, and food manufacturing technology.

This is an 8,000 hour, four-year apprenticeship program. These apprentices are taught to set up, monitor and troubleshoot plastic injection-molding machines. This requires specialized knowledge of materials, specific tools, and equipment.

This is an 8,000 hour, four-year apprenticeship program. This program will give your employees the opportunity to learn and enhance their knowledge engineering drawings, lifting and rigging, precision machining, machine automation theory, welding, maintenance machining and electrical, mechanic, hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

This is am 8,000 hour, four year program and gives your employees the opportunity to learn: Shop Math, CNC Technology, CAD/CAM, Inspection, Metallurgy and Advanced Materials, Cutting Tools, Conventional and Advanced Machining and Print Reading.

This is a 10,000 hour, five year program and will give your employees the opportunity to learn: Tool Layout and Design, Jig Bore and Grinding, Heat Treating, Tool Steel Welding, Electric Discharge Mach. OPR. (EDM), CNC Programming & Operations, Shop Maintenance and review, and Bench Work.

This is a 4,000 hour, two-year program designed for journey-level machinists. This program will give your employees the opportunity to learn: CAD fundamentals, Tool Path for Mill and Lathe, Multi Axis/Indexing, and Advanced Programming Techniques.

Logistics Specialists are responsible for managing all supply functions, procure, receive, stow, issue, and inventory material. In addition, logistics specialists perform inspection and audit of all supply areas, maintain financial records and reports, take corrective action on financial discrepancies, and make budget-related recommendations.

An Operations Specialist is responsible for the management of workflow throughout different departments within a manufacturing business. The purpose of this position is to optimize daily activities and performance across the production floor. They are responsible for project management, staff support, meeting manufacturing deadlines, solving unusual or complex production related problems.