Carlson’s Apprenticeship Program

More than just a job: an apprenticeship at Carlson Tool & Manufacturing allows you to earn a wage as you get on-the-job training from some of the top talent in the nation. With tuition reimbursement you also get paid to attend classes so you can earn as you learn. Both of these mean more money in your pocket as you sky-rocket your career. If you’re thinking about a career in manufacturing there’s no better place than Carlson.

Many Career Path Options

While there’s a variety of ways to start a career here, there’s also a variety of career paths you can choose along the way.

• Assistants – Learn the fundamentals of working in a manufacturing environment with little to no prior experience needed.
• Apprentice – State sponsored program where the apprentice is paid for both on the job training and classroom training.
• CNC Machinist – Skilled trade machinist who operates and programs milling machines, lathes, drilling machines and other manufacturing equipment.
• Tool & Die Maker – Skilled trade production worker who create the plastic injection molds manufactured here.
• Group Leader/Lead Tool Maker – Highly skilled leaders who coordinate and facilitate the work being done under their supervision.
• CNC Programmer – Writes the computer based programs that direct and drive the CNC machines.