Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship JATC

CIP Code

48.0506

Plan Code:

SMTSMAPR

Program Description:

The Western Washington Sheetmetal JATC apprentices learn how to weld, measure, cut, bend, and shape sheet metal into various forms for use in construction projects such as HVAC systems, ductwork, roofing, and building facades. Apprentices will also learn how to operate and maintain machinery and equipment used in sheet metal work. Sheetmetal is the only trade that designs and fabricates what they install from raw materials.

Apprenticeship Requirements

• Complete the Western Washington Sheetmetal JATC program (5 years long)
• Hired by one of the Western Washington Sheetmetal JATC’s partnering employers
• Complete 9,000 on-the-job training (OJT)

General Education Requirements

5 credits from the Communications Distribution

5 credits from the Quantitative Distribution

5 credits from the Sciences and Humanities Distribution

Note: See a Career Advisor prior to choosing courses that meet general education requirements.

Required Courses:

Technical Core:

SHMET 211	SHEETMETAL APPRN 1ST YR	0-30
SHMET 212	SHEETMETAL APPRN 2ND YR	0-30
SHMET 214	SHEETMETAL APPRN 4TH YR	0-30
SHMET 215	SHEETMETAL APPRN 5TH YR	0-30
SHMET 231	SHEETMETAL APPRN 3RD YR	0-30