Careers in Manufacturing Programs

Mechanical Assembly

Master the essential skills for launching your career as assembler. You will learn to assemble products with precision, following detailed blueprint.

10 weeks

250 hours

Chicago

Looking for a new career path?

JARC’s Mechanical Assembly program is designed to equip trainees with the foundational skills required for entry-level positions in Mechanical Assembly. This hands-on program covers everything you need to know, from interpreting blueprints and mastering shop math to effectively using hand and power tools. You’ll dive into metrology and essential shop safety practices, all while collaborating on real-world projects in team settings. Emphasis is placed on rigorous safety standards to ensure you’re well-prepared to handle equipment confidently and safely.

Program details:

Weeks: 10 weeks
Hours: 250 hours
Location: Chicago – Austin
Language: Spanish
Schedule: Wednesdays & Thursdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Classes: Open enrollment / Open exit
Extra benefits: Transportation assistance

I want to apply to this program

In this program you will:

Get industry credentials:

Earn valuable industry credentials through the Society of Manufacturing Engineer, such as Manufacturing Associates Credential

Get OSHA Safety Certified!

In JARC, you will earn your OSHA 10 HR (General Industry) safety certification and enhance your workplace safety skills

Personalized Job Placement Assistance

Receive tailored job placement services designed just for you, helping to match your skills with the perfect job opportunities.

Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your future!

Who can apply?

Unemployed adults and low-income job seekers
Must be at least 18 years old
Open to individuals with arrest or conviction records
Note: Training is not available for those with a history of sexual offenses
Authorization to work in the U.S

Bonus Benefits

All enrolled students have FREE access to math, reading, and computer tutoring, as well as financial coaching and public benefits screening.

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

Perform measurements and related math
Use hand tools, fasteners, torque tools and power tools
Understand blueprints
Understand basic shop safety
Understand basic English language; read work orders
Understand and apply basic lean manufacturing concepts
Conduct quality inspections on assembled products

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[To new trainees] be patient, you will get the tools that actually will help you build your future. Manufacturing is big right now, jobs are coming up, and employers are looking for people with these kinds of skills in the trades. Just be patient and be ready to learn.”
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