Technical & Trades Careers

Build, fix, and create with your hands. High demand, great pay, no desk required.

Mechanics

Keep the world's machines running — from cars to 18-wheelers.

• Diesel Mechanic — Power the machines that move the world
• Auto Mechanic — Diagnose, repair, and keep cars on the road
• Auto Body Technician — Repair, refinish, and restore vehicle bodies to showroom condition
• Aircraft Mechanic — Keep planes flying safely
• Truck Driver — Move the goods that keep America running
• Train Conductor — Keep trains moving safely across the rails
• Maintenance Technician — Keep facilities running — fix anything, anytime

Electrical

Wire the world — from homes to power grids.

• Electrical Engineer — Design the circuits, power, and electronics that run the modern world
• Industrial Electrician — Power the machines that power industry
• Electrician — Power every building, every home
• Lineworker — Keep the power flowing — rain or shine
• Instrumentation Technician — Calibrate, troubleshoot, and keep plants running
• Wind Turbine Technician — Climb high, power the future with clean energy
• Sustainability Engineer — Design greener systems, build a better future

HVAC & Plumbing

Climate control and water systems — essential in every building.

• HVAC Technician — Control the climate, indoors and out
• Plumber — Build the systems that bring water to life
• Pipefitter — Build the piping systems that power industry

Welding & Fabrication

Join metals and build the structures that hold the world together.

• Welder — Fuse metal with fire and skill
• Sheet Metal Worker — Shape metal into ductwork, roofing, and precision parts
• Boilermaker — Build and maintain the pressure vessels that power the world
• Boiler Inspector — Ensure every pressure vessel is safe and code-compliant

Manufacturing Engineering

Design, optimize, and improve production processes and systems.

• Manufacturing Engineer — Design and optimize the processes that make everything
• Industrial Engineer — Optimize systems, processes, and people to drive efficiency
• Chemical Engineer — Turn molecules into products that power the world
• Mechanical Engineer — Design the machines, products, and systems that move the world

Maritime Engineering

Design, maintain, and operate the mechanical and electrical systems that power ships and vessels.

• Marine Engineer — Keep the world's ships running safely across the oceans

Industrial Mechanics

Install, maintain, and repair heavy machinery and mechanical systems.

• Millwright — Precision-install and align the machines that make everything
• Elevator Mechanic — Install and maintain the lifts that move people skyward
• NDT Technician — Inspect without destroying — find hidden flaws