Industrial Shipbuilding Apprentice Program (Welder)

Job description

Apprentices spend much of their day working under the guidance of a journeyman worker who guides on-the-job-learning in the critical manufacturing work processes and related tasks. In addition, apprentices participate in formal education and assessments that help them to attain valuable advanced manufacturing certification, which they can use to advance both their education and career. Apprentices participate in regular assessments that provide them with feedback on their learning and on-the-job performance. Apprentices who embrace this feedback will experience significant learning and personal development allowing them to advance their career. In order to obtain the completion credential, apprentices must successfully complete courses in industrial math, industrial communications, manufacturing technology systems and processes, industrial blueprint reading, and OSHA 10. Qualified and interested applicants are encouraged to apply. - Apprentices earn a living wage while learning new skills and credentials that will help them succeed in a high-demand career. - Apprentices learn the core skills required in advanced manufacturing. This enables them to make a valuable contribution at wo...