"Learning to run a milling
machine as part of a class
project was challenging."
Jason Willis:
Senior Portage H.S.

• Millwright • Heavy Equipment Repair & Maintenance
• Engineering Technician
• Hydraulic & Pneumatics Repair
• Industrial Machinery Mechanics • And Many More...


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Sign up for the Industrial Mechanics course if you are interested in a welding or manufacturing career. You will spend about twenty-five percent of your class time learning the three basic welding processes, which include stick welding, wire welding and Tig welding. You will also learn to operate the plasma arc machines. Industrial mechanics install machinery, use precision measuring devices and operate complex tools, in a variety of manufacturing businesses. The industrial mechanic is the key problem solver in the workplace. The second year of this program includes an exciting internship in an area manufacturing facility. Sign up for this class because it will give you a “jumpstart” in your welding or manufacturing career.