Sheet metal worker apprenticeships
Below is information about operating engineer apprenticeship programs in Minnesota. Contact the program sponsor directly for help with questions. View the directory of registered apprenticeship programs.
If you are a program sponsor and would like to update your program's information, contact naomi.cowan@state.mn.us.
Updated Oct. 25, 2024.
Associated Builders and Contractors of Minnesota and North Dakota
Overview
Applications for apprenticeship programs are accepted on a rolling basis through participating employers. Applicants join the apprenticeship program after they are hired by a participating employer.
The list of signatory contractors can be found at MNABC’s apprentice resource web page. ABC has employer partners in North Dakota, and some listed contractors may be located outside of Minnesota.
The length of the application process will vary by employer. There are no application fees or aptitude tests required to join the program.
Contact
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Tom Kennedy, director of education and workforce, 952-941-8693, tom.kennedy@mnabc.com
Central Minnesota Sheet Metal Workers
Overview
Applications for apprenticeship are accepted year-round. All applicants must complete an aptitude test either at the training center or with the employer they may be hired by. All interested applicants must first seek employment with a signatory contractor.
Contact
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Stacy Spencer, 320-291-8426, ilaudenbach@smw10.org
Metro Area Sheet Metal Workers
Overview
Applications are accepted year-round. Acceptance to the apprenticeship program is dependent on employment with a contractor. Interested participants must first seek employment with a signatory contractor. Contact the Metro Area Sheet Metal Workers for this information. All applicants must take an aptitude test that will be held at the training center.
Contact
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Cory Nelson, 612-240-2114, cnelson@metrojatc.org