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The H-J Family of Companies offers an apprenticeship in CNC Set-Up Programmer—Milling and Turning at High Ridge, MO for Jefferson College students in Precision Machining. Earn while you learn through paid work experience, mentorship, and college coursework.
Apprentices will learn to set up, operate, and maintain equipment, and develop programs to control machining processes to build in-demand skills for regional employers.
Job Category: Toolroom Design
Requisition Number: JEFFE001376
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High Ridge, MO 63049, USA
This opportunity is for students from Jefferson College who are currently enrolled in the Precision Machining program.
Only current H-J employees or Jefferson College students should apply to this opportunity. If you do not meet this criterion, please look at other H-J opportunities.
An apprenticeship is an industry-driven, "earn-while-you-learn" career pathway that combines real-world job experience with structured classroom instruction. Available to both new hires and current employees, it provides a direct path to a high-paying career while building a skilled workforce for regional employers.
Key Features:
The H-J Family of Companies offers an apprenticeship in CNC Set-Up Programmer—Milling and Turning. this apprentice is designed to grow skills in developing programs to control machining or processing of materials by automatic machine tools, equipment, or systems. The apprentice will learn to set up, operate, and maintain equipment.
If you are interested in an apprentice at H-J, but are not currently a student at Jefferson College, you can reach out to Samantha Roberson, srobers1@jeffco.edu, and Keith Boyer, kboyer18@jeffco.edu, at Jefferson College to learn more about the apprentice program.
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