Fabrication- Youth Apprenticeship

EK; Fall River (WI); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An exciting opportunity awaits high school juniors and seniors eager to kickstart their careers! Join a dynamic team in the Complete Manufacturing division, where you will learn valuable skills in fabrication, welding, and machining. Under the guidance of a mentor, you'll operate cutting-edge equipment, read blueprints, and ensure quality through inspection. This role not only offers hands-on experience but also the chance to work alongside passionate professionals in a supportive environment. If you're ready to learn a new trade and make a difference, don't miss out on this apprenticeship opportunity!

Qualifications

• High School Junior or Senior in a related Tech Ed class.
• Ability to read and understand blueprints and geometric tolerances.

Responsibilities

• Assist in the fabrication department by setting up and operating machinery.
• Inspect parts and maintain specifications using various tools.

Skills

Blueprint Reading

Metal Bending

Metal Cutting

Inspection Techniques

Deburring Techniques

Lifting and Handling Techniques

Education

High School Junior or Senior

Tools

Brake Press

Laser Cutter

Punch Press

Micrometers

Height Gauges

Calipers

Job description

Are you a High School Junior or Senior and are interested in learning new skills to jump start your career after graduation? A Youth Apprenticeship is a great opportunity to gain new skills and get paid while still in school!

EK’s Complete Manufacturing division crafts complex parts and assemblies through expert fabrication, welding, powder coating, machining, assembly and testing processes in state-of-the-art facilities using cutting-edge equipment. We believe our success starts with our team and is amplified by our ambition, ingenuity, and continuous investment in our most valuable asset, our people.

Under the direct supervision of a mentor, you will assist the fabrication department by performing the following duties:

1. Reads set up sheet, identifies appropriate tooling, and properly sets up the Brake Press, Laser, or Punch to avoid scrap, tool, or machine damage.
2. Selects the appropriate Brake Press, Laser, or Punch program operation and makes feature changes as needed.
3. Reads and understands American and European blue prints and geometric tolerances to assist with bending and cutting metal.
4. Uses proper lifting and handling techniques to load and unload steel.
5. Inspects parts using micrometers, height gauges, and calipers and records the dimensional data on the inspection sheet.
6. Adjusts the Brake Press, Laser, or Punch to maintain part specifications.
7. Uses proper deburring techniques to maintain good cosmetic appearance of parts.
8. Cleans hand tools and tooling and returns to proper location.

Education: High School Junior or Senior enrolled in a related Tech Ed class.

Are you ready to learn a new trade and work with some pretty awesome people? If so, Apply Today!