Better Than College? You Decide.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
Our sheet metal workers draft, design, fabricate, assemble, install, test, adjust, and balance and service sheet metal and HVAC products and systems. The scope of our work spans the entire lifecycle of a building, starting with drafting the internal workings and continuing through every stage of construction right through to servicing the building throughout its lifespan.
Our apprentices can choose to specialize in nearly a dozen career paths, including production, fabrication, assembly, installation, TAB (testing, adjusting and balancing), drafting, Fire & Life Safety, welding, service and more.
WHAT YOU'LL MAKE...
- 1st Year Apprentice: $19.37/hr Wage + $11.77/hr Employer Covered Benefits
- 2nd Year Apprentice: $22.87/hr Wage + $12.66/hr Employer Covered Benefits
- 3rd Year Apprentice: $24.56/hr Wage + $15.94/hr Employer Covered Benefits
- 4th Year Apprentice: $28.03/hr Wage + $16.83/hr Employer Covered Benefits
- Starting Journeyman: $34.95/hr Wage + $18.61/hr Employer Covered Benefits
- Starting Foreman: $38.045/hr Wage + $18.61/hr Employer Covered Benefits
- General Foreman: $41.91/hr Wage + $18.61/hr Employer Covered benefits
"I really enjoy the fact that I actually get to go out and practice what I’m learning in the real world. And I get paid for it the whole time. I just enjoy working with my hands."
- Pierce Cantrell, 25, 3rd Year Apprentice
Testing, Adjusting, & Balancing Technician
Once you have completed your Apprenticeship, it takes just a few more classes to complete your Associate’s Degree.