In collaboration with the Westerly Education Center and Electric Boat, CCRI enrolls
students in maritime sheet metal courses that prepares students to work at Electric
Boat. This course will prepare participants with the technical skills and knowledge
for industry employment requiring the application of basic sheet metal knowledge in
manufacturing requirements dedicated to the production of vessels for the U.S. Navy.
Topics covered in the course include: how to interpret construction drawings; basic
mathematical skills; layout, fabrication, assembly, and installation of all light-gage
metalwork that includes air-conditioned ductwork, lockers, cabinets, prefabricated
bulkheads, doors, furniture, and formica. Work assignments will simulate on-the-job
work orders and will be accomplished using company drawings, test documents, technical
manuals, shipyard procedures and shop machinery. Participants may be exposed to work
conditions that include entry in restricted/confined spaces during installations.
Participants will also learn and apply basic safety procedures and the companion skills
of critical thinking, teamwork, communication, leadership as well as readiness to
work with an emphasis on completing work that is procedurally compliant, on time,
and within budget.
In order to participate in this program you must apply to Electric Boat and be hired
as a Sheet Metal Mechanic. This is a post employment training program for Electric
Boats Quonset Point facility and is funded through Real Jobs Rhode Island, please
apply here.
Real Jobs Rhode Island
In order to participate in our Eastern Connecticut Workforce Investment Board (EWIB)
program you may apply here. This program is a pre-employment program and funded through
EWIB.
Eastern Connecticut Workforce Investment Board Program
Details
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Cost - No charge! This program is free for all that qualify and are accepted.
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Time Commitment - 200 hours, schedule varies.
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Contact - Alyssa Menard, Tel: 401.584.0400, E-mail: amenard1@ccri.edu