2027 Spring Pre-Apprenticeships - Electrical & Fabrication

Description 2027 Spring Pre-Apprenticeship Program Electrical Technician or Fabricator Intermountain Electronics | Price, Utah

Build Your Career While Earning College Credit Launch your career with Intermountain Electronics through our 2027 Spring Pre-Apprenticeship Program, offered in partnership with Utah State University Eastern (USU Eastern). This unique program combines the best aspects of an internship and an apprenticeship, allowing participants to gain hands-on industry experience while earning college credit—all with no prior experience required.

Participants will choose one of two career paths

Electrical Technicians Fabricators (Welding & Fabrication) Whether you're looking to explore a skilled trade or begin a long-term career, this program provides real-world experience, professional mentorship, and a direct pathway into one of Utah's fastest-growing industries.

Job Description

As a Pre-Apprentice, you will work alongside experienced professionals while developing the foundational skills needed for a successful career in manufacturing and skilled trades. Depending on your selected career path, you will receive hands-on training in either Electrical or Fabrication while learning industry safety standards, quality expectations, manufacturing processes, and professional workplace skills.

Responsibilities include

Learn from experienced mentors in a real manufacturing environment. Perform entry-level production and fabrication or electrical assembly tasks. Safely operate tools, equipment, and machinery after proper training. Follow company safety procedures and quality standards. Participate in on-the-job training and classroom instruction. Develop technical, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. Maintain professionalism, attendance, and a positive attitude throughout the program. Complete assigned projects and training objectives. Program Benefits Paid Pre-Apprenticeship $14 per hour Earn 8 applicable college credits through USU Eastern On-the-job trainin