Industrial Process Control Apprenticeship

Overview

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Earn wages while acquiring on-the-job training in the industry. Earn your degree or technical certificate while getting paid, networking, and gaining valuable experience. While working in the field, apprentices will also receive classroom instruction in industrial processing.

At the end of the apprenticeship, each participant will be a certified Electro-Mechanical Technician or Industrial Electrical Engineering Technician.

Industry Partners

Industry Employer Testimonials

"The success of any manufacturing company relies heavily on a labor force that has the level of trade skills required to maintain the equipment and machinery used in the production process. We have partnered with Nashville State so students can continue their education with a hands-on learning experience. This program will expose students to what is required when working in a manufacturing setting, and hopefully provide us without next generation of industrial manufacturing technicians to keep our future production processes in motion"
– Tamara James, Tennsco Vice President of Human Resources

"The level of skill that is exhibited by the apprentice is extremely beneficial to our manufacturing organization. The talent these students bring into our workforce is extraordinary. It has been our pleasure to be a partner with such an outstanding program, and we look forward to our continued alliance with Nashville State Community College in assisting with the development of these students."
– Tonia Brown-Thomason, Jones Plastic and Engineering Human Resource Manager

"This apprenticeship program is important for Chemours to maintain the pipeline of local talent for skilled positions such as electrical and mechanical, which are extremely important for site operations. The partnership we have established with Nashville State has been very successful in developing this talent."
– Kristi Spurgeon, Chemours Human Resource Manager

Current Industry Partners

Sumiden Wire Products Corporation
Chemours
Nemak
Tennsco
Jones Plastic

Contact

Industrial Process Control Technology is currently offered on the Humphreys County campus and will be offered on the Clarksville campus beginning Fall 2022.

Danny Sensing, Program Faculty
Danny.Sensing@nscc.edu
931-296-1739, ext. 318

Tim Walls, Program Faculty
Tim.Walls@nscc.edu
931-296-1739, ext. 319

Dale Wilson, Program Faculty
Dale.Wilson@nscc.edu
931-296-1739, ext. 313

Helen Kunkel, Division Secretary
Helen.Kunkel@nscc.edu
615-353-3369

Industrial Process Control Apprenticeship

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