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Millwrights are an elite group of construction professionals who work primarily with machinery and equipment. They are highly skilled mechanics who make the production at automobile plants and manufacturing plants possible. Millwrights work to specifications requiring tolerances to a thousandth of an inch, so attention to detail is a must.
IKORCC millwrights are responsible for assembling, installing, aligning, fabricating, erecting, diagnosing, maintaining, repairing and adjusting industrial machinery such as conveyor systems, power producing generators and turbines, compressors, pumps, extruders, escalators and monorails.
Training doesn’t end when you’re a Journeyperson. We believe in lifelong learning to enhance your skills, employability, productivity, and job satisfaction. Technology is constantly changing and our members stay ahead of the curve with Enhancement training. Any member can take any class we offer.
MILLWRIGHTS APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM TOPICS
BENEFITS OF TRAINING WITH IKORCC
LOW COST TRAINING
With us, you won’t have the burden of college debt. You will only pay $100 a year for books. You will also be making money while you learn!
EXCEPTIONAL BENEFITS
You will be provided health, vision, dental, prescription insurance along with pension and annuity. All benefits are paid by your employer!
FAST JOB PLACEMENT
We help you find jobs with our signatory employers. Our system is computerized and skill based, so you get placed on jobs you have the skills for, enhancing your job satisfaction.
OPENING DOORS, THROUGH EXPERIENCE
“I couldn’t have made a better career choice.”
– Dave Stewart, IKORCC Training Center Carpenter’s Apprentice, 2019-2020
When Dave graduated high school, his grades, attendance, and SAT scores all said college, but his mindset was elsewhere. Having already worked for a local door manufacturer Dave saw the value in a career in the trades. When most of his friends from high school went off to college in August of 2015, Dave already had 3 months of valuable on the job experience. Now, as an April 2019 graduate of the program, Dave has a career with insurance, a pension, an annuity, and a future that rivals most of his classmates from high school that went to college.
“The ability to work toward retirement is a big thing.”
– Nick Brunner, IKORCC Training Center Carpenter’s Apprentice, 2019-2020
Nick entered the apprenticeship in May 2015, and achieved Journeyman status in June of 2019. Prior to entering the apprenticeship, he worked as a TIG welder in a non-union fabrication shop and jumped around to several different jobs doing carpentry/maintenance at a hotel, being a delivery driver, working in restaurants before he came to us. He got tired of being stuck in life, and he wanted better for himself. He heard about the apprenticeship from a family member and had always been interested in the work but never really thought about apprenticeship as an option. He hasn’t looked back since the day he filled out that application.
“The technical skills I gained with IKORCC training were life-changing!”
– Greg Coatley, IKORCC Training Center Carpenter’s Apprentice, 2019-2020
Greg has packed a lot of experiences into his first year. He was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky and had bounced around from job to job with no direction until he found the KentuckianaWorks program. There he gained some technical skills and found out about the apprenticeship. Since he began in 2018, he has worked at power plants in Pennsylvania, grain silos in Illinois, airports in Ohio, and automotive plants in his hometown of Louisville Kentucky. He says he enjoys traveling and tries to balance his travel work and his in-town work about 50-50. The retirement is also a big deal to him, he said he could see himself with a pension but never an annuity. Now he has both and way more.
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