June 2027 high school graduates will go through an overview training process to allow them to understand more about Technimark’s facilities and the variety of technical roles that exist at our Asheboro campus. During this time, you will work through a rotation of each group designed to provide each apprentice with exposure to all technical areas prior to being moved into their specific apprenticeship track. During the program Apprentices will both work a full-time schedule at one of our plants and attend classes at a local community college. Upon completion each student will receive a college certificate for their specific coursework program and be moved into a Technician role within their specialization. ** Applicants must be graduating in 2027 to qualify for this program. ** Desired Experience/Skills High School diploma or GED required. Knowledge of Advanced Manufacturing concepts or Injection Molding and manufacturing operations preferred. Good communication (oral and written) and Interpersonal skills. Basic computer experience. Must be flexible to work in different departments within Technimark. Prior classwork in a CTE program for Advanced Manufacturing is beneficial. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Apprenticeship – Process Molding Technician: Working in conjunction with Process Technicians apprentices will learn to identify potential problems with machinery, automation, robots, molds, process criteria and auxiliary equipment along with any other item that could interfere with quality requirements and meeting production schedules. They will be trained to handle in-press mold cleanings, handle all job-related reports and learn to become proficient with our Maximo maintenance system. Apprenticeship – Tool & Die: Under the supervision of the Tool Shop Manager the apprentice will learn to troubleshoot issues with molds, set up and operate all tool room and measuring equipment, read mold drawings, perform cleaning and rework on molds as well as becoming familiar with and maintaining proper records for work completed. Apprenticeship – Maintenance/Automation: The apprentice will learn to perform troubleshooting, maintenance repairs and preventative maintenance for all equipment and facilities including injection molding equipment, assembly processes, auxiliary equipment, robots and other automation equipment. They will assist the maintenance supervisor as needed and be responsible for maintaining the shop area and tools to keep it organized and clean.