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Karber Corporation in Phoenix, AZ is hiring an Apprentice, Sheet Metal to gain hands-on training in fabrication, installation, and maintenance of sheet metal products on construction projects. Under journeymen, you will learn reading blueprints, measuring, cutting, shaping, and installing ductwork and related systems, while adhering to safety guidelines and quality standards.
This structured pathway offers growth opportunities within a collaborative environment and supports ongoing skill
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Full Time HVAC Ins Serv Rep AZ Phoenix, AZ, US
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Karber Corporation (K CORP) is a full-service mechanical and plumbing contractor. Our projects span data centers, healthcare, manufacturing, schools, aviation, office, and hospitality sectors. We believe that talent comes from all walks of life. Ambition and hard work are the only prerequisites to achieving your goals at K CORP. Whether you aspire to become a highly skilled tradesperson or the president of our company, there are no limits to what you can achieve here!
The Apprentice, Sheet Metal position is designed to provide hands-on training and practical experience in the fabrication, installation, and maintenance of sheet metal products used in construction projects. This role is essential for developing the technical skills and knowledge required to become a proficient sheet metal worker, contributing to the successful completion of various construction assignments. Apprentices will work under the guidance of experienced journeymen to learn how to read blueprints, operate specialized tools, and adhere to safety standards. The ultimate goal is to cultivate a skilled tradesperson capable of producing high-quality sheet metal work that meets industry specifications and client expectations. This position offers a structured pathway to career advancement within the construction industry through continuous learning and skill development.
The required skills such as basic math, blueprint reading, and physical stamina are essential for accurately measuring, cutting, and installing sheet metal components on construction sites. Apprentices use these skills daily to interpret technical drawings and ensure that their work aligns with project specifications. Preferred skills like familiarity with tools and mechanical aptitude enhance efficiency and precision in fabricating and assembling sheet metal products. Communication and teamwork skills facilitate collaboration with journeymen and other tradespeople, ensuring smooth workflow and adherence to safety standards. Continuous learning and adaptability are critical as apprentices develop their expertise through hands‑on experience and formal tr aining.
Monday-Friday with availability for nights and weekends as needed. 40+