Students in this new program will be prepared for a variety of metalworking occupations as they gain hands-on experience with both welding and metal shaping equipment. This program will teach students how to fabricate new items and repair existing metal items. Students will be instructed using industry standard machines, such as: lathes, mills, grinders, drills, saws and welders that will allow students to form, shape, mold, cut, twist and work upon metal. This program prepares students for industry careers or college.

Career Skill Levels

- Identify and use industry standard tools
- Learn about OSHA industry standard safety regulations
- Learn and apply the basic principles of welding and machining
- Read and interpret blueprints to complete projects
- Complete a metal fabrication project utilizing skills developed throughout the program
- Gain hands-on experience through a co-op, internship or job placement with a real-world employer

Workplace Opportunities

Upperclassmen may be hired at 5 local companies. Co-ops allow students to work during their school day, earn real-world experience and build their resumes.

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