Machinists turn blocks of metal into precise, working parts. In this hands-on apprenticeship, you’ll learn how to operate powerful machines—like lathes, milling machines, and CNC tools—to create tools, parts, and components used in everyday products. You’ll train on the job with an experienced mentor and take classes at Â鶹ŮÀÉ to build your knowledge of safety, tools, and machining techniques.
Machinists work in machine shops and factories to:
You’ll work with:
To get started in the Machinist Apprenticeship, you’ll need:
Note: Entry requirements may vary by employer.
This is a 4-year apprenticeship that includes:
Step 1: Get Hired – Find a job with an employer who can support your hands-on training.
Step 2: Get Sponsored – Your employer will contact the DWD – Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards to set up your apprenticeship contract.
Once your contract is in place, you’ll be on your way to earning and learning on the job.
Classes wherever you have an internet connection.