Job Specifications

Locations

Columbus, OH

Dayton, OH

Cincinnati, OH

Workplace

On-site

Published

2 months ago

Type

Apprenticeship

Career Level

Entry Level

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Ohio Sheet Metal Workers Apprenticeship

After completing their apprenticeship, journeypersons may continue their training and specialize in welding, service, TAB, CAD (detailing) or other sheet metal specialty. Sheet Metal Workers may advance to supervisory positions (foreman, superintendent, project manager). They may also become an HVAC Inspector, a JATC instructor or open their own business as a Sheet Metal or Mechanical Contractor.


Sheet Metal Workers work with ferrous (steel), non-ferrous (aluminum, copper) and alternative materials (plastics, fiberglass, phenolic board). They fabricate, install, maintain and service components in Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems. This includes air handling equipment, ductwork, duct system components and the drawings for shop fabrication & field installation. They also perform the Testing, Adjusting and Balancing (TAB) of the complete HVAC system.


Sheet Metal Workers fabricate, install, maintain and service components used in industrial applications. This includes dust and fume collection systems, machine guards, spray booths and ovens. Sheet Metal Workers also fabricate, install and maintain components used in architectural applications. This includes metal roofing, siding, decking, coping, flashing and decorative materials. So you can see that Sheet Metal is a multifaceted trade.



Requirements

GO HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT SMART LOCAL #24 TRAINING CENTERS ACROSS OHIO! SMART #24 APPRENTICESHIP

The qualifications to become a Local 24 apprentice vary by training location, but our programs require a high school or GED diploma. Those interested must fill out an application and complete an in-person interview. Other requirements include:

Being in good physical condition

Having above average mechanical and math skills

Good eye-to-hand coordination

Understanding how patterns are used to create metal forms

Having excellent work and study habits

Attendance

Attitude

Aptitude

Drivers license

For More Information on the Application Process Contact:

Dayton JATC

6550 Poe Ave.
Dayton, OH 45414

937.898.7676


Columbus / South Point JATC

3031 Lamb Avenue

Columbus, OH 43219

614.471.3107


Cincinnati JATC

1579 Summit Rd., Rm. 114

Cincinnati, OH 45237

513.821.8120




Additional Information

Trade Organization

International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers