Manufacturing Youth Apprentice

WHAT YOU'LL DO: During the Apprenticeship, the Apprentice will receive work experience and job related education in all phases of the occupation, including safe work practices, necessary to develop the skill and proficiency of the position. The apprentice will be transferred from one operation to another as proficiency warrants. Shift assignments will vary based on mentor availability, training requirements, work demand and related instruction schedules. Apprentices will receive training in various work experiences including: Safe operation of tools and equipment Quality Assurance Principles Environmental, Health, and Safety Compliance Requirements Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Use of various measurement tools Metallurgy Preventative Maintenance Must follow all safety rules and keep work area clean and in an orderly condition. Wear all personal protective equipment as required by the safety policy. Perform other miscellaneous duties as assignedWHAT ELSE YOU'LL NEED TO KNOW The youth apprentice must be in their junior or senior year of High School. Completion of technological and/or industrial equipment classes preferred.

Physical Requirements: The physical requirements described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations will be considered for those with specific physical restrictions.

Physical requirements include: good speaking, hearing and vision ability, excellent manual dexterity, ability to lift and carry over 25 pounds frequently.

Working Conditions: Work is performed in a typical manufacturing environment with exposure to noise, heat, dust, dirt, oil and grease, with several elements continuously present to the extent of being objectionable. Shift assignments will vary based on mentor availability, training requirements, work demand and related instruction schedules.