Manufacturing Alliance Apprenticeship Program

The New York State Manufacturers Alliance – of which the Council of Industry is a founding member – has been successful in obtaining funds in the State Budget for the creation of a New York State Manufacturers Alliance Apprenticeship Program (NYSMAAP).  Administered in the Hudson Valley by the Council of Industry NYSMAAP will be an employer-led public-private pilot program for registered apprentices in manufacturing occupations.

This apprenticeship has two basic elements. The first, On-the-Job Training (OJT), consists of a journey-level, craft person capable and willing to share their experience with an apprentice, in a hands-on manner. The second, Related Instruction (RI), consists of learning more theoretical or knowledge-based aspects of a craft. 

This registered apprentice program will typically be three to four years in duration.

NYSMAA Registered Trades:

• Machinist (CNC)
• Electro-Mechanical Technician
• Electronics Technician
• Maintenance Mechanic (Automatic Equipment)
• Quality Assurance Auditor
• Toolmaker
• Welder 
• Industrial Manufacturing Technician

If you are a manufacturing employer or potential apprentice click here to receive more information, or contact Johnnieanne Hansen (845) 565-1355 or email jhansen@councilofindustry.org to discuss details, requirements and potential opportunities. 

Machinist (CNC)

This training outline is a minimum standard for Work Processes and Related Instruction. Changes in technology and regulations may result in the need for additional on-the-job or classroom training.

Minimum of 144 Hours of Related Instruction Required for Each Apprentice for Each Year.

Safety
Blueprint Reading and Drawing
Mathematics
Industrial and Labor Relations 
Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
Trade Theory and Science
NC/CNC Programming
Computer Software 
Communications

Click Links Below for Additional Detailed Information 

CNC Machinist Appendix A and Appendix B Work Processes
CNC Foundation Training Plan – Year 1
CNC Machinist Training Plan – Year 2
CNC Machinist Training Plan – Year 3
CNC Machinist Training Plan – Year 4
CNC Job Qualification Standards – Foundations
CNC Job Qualification Standards – Principles of CNC Machining
CNC Job Qualification Standard – General Operations
CNC Job Qualification Standard – Supervised CNC Setup
CNC Job Qualification Standard – CNC Setup

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Electro-Mechanical Technician

This training outline represents minimum standards for work processes and related
instruction. Changes in technology and regulations may result in the need for additional
on-the-job or classroom instruction.

Minimum of 144 Hours of Related Instruction Required for Each Apprentice for Each Year.

Safety & Health
Engineering Drawings
Mathematics
Trade Theory and Science
Computer Fundamentals
Welding (if performed on-the-job)
Working on High-Voltage Manufacturing Equipment
Interpersonal Communications: oral and written
Sexual Harassment Prevention

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Electro-Mechanical-Technician Work Processes

Electronics Technician

This training outline is the current standard for Work Processes and Related Instruction. Changes in technology, regulations, and safety/health issues may result in the need for additional on-the-job or classroom learning.

Minimum of 144 Hours of Related Instruction Required for Each Apprentice for Each Year.

Safety & Health
Engineering Drawings
Mathematics
Trade Theory and Science
Computer Fundamentals
Welding (if performed on-the-job)
Working on High-Voltage Manufacturing Equipment
Interpersonal Communications: oral and written
Sexual Harassment Prevention

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Electronics Technician – Standard for Work Processes and Related Instruction
Electronics Technician – Job Qualification Standard – Safety and Health
Electronics Technician – Job Qualification Standard – Computers and Software Programming
Electronics Technician – Job Qualification Standard – Technical Knowledge
Electronics Technician – Job Qualification Standard – Perform Maintenance
Electronics Technician – Job Qualification Standard – Troubleshooting
Electronics Technician – Job Qualification Standard – Other Training

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Maintenance Mechanic (Automatic Equipment)

This training outline is the current standard for Work Processes and Related Instruction. Changes in technology, regulations, and safety & health issues may result in the need for additional on-the-job or classroom learning.

Minimum of 144 Hours of Related Instruction Required for Each Apprentice for Each Year.

General Workplace Safety
Blueprint Reading and Drawing
Mathematics
Fundamentals of Electronics and Computer Programming
Industrial and Labor Relations 
Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
Trade Theory and Science
Welding (certification as required)
Cutting, Die, Jig and Fixture Design
Layout and Production Methods
Computer Software 
Communications
Other Related Courses as Necessary 

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Maintenance Mechanic – Work Processes and Related Instruction
Maintenance Mechanic Training Plan – Year 2
Maintenance Mechanic Training Plan – Year 3
Maintenance Mechanic Training Plan – Year 4
Maintenance Mechanic – Job Qualification Standard – Health and Safety
Maintenance Mechanic – Job Qualification Standard – Prelim Machine Familiarization
Maintenance Mechanic – Job Qualification Standard – Preventative and Predictive Maintenance
Maintenance Mechanic – Job Qualification Standard – Machine Shop
Maintenance Mechanic – Job Qualification Standard – Troubleshooting
Maintenance Mechanic – Job Qualification Standard – Welding and Fabrication

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Quality Assurance Auditor

This training outline represents minimum standards for work processes and related instruction. Changes in technology and regulations may result in the need for additional on-the-job or classroom instruction.

Minimum of 144 Hours of Related Instruction Required for Each Apprentice for Each Year.

General Workplace Safety
Right-to-Know/Safety Data Sheets
Lock-Out/Tag-Out
Blueprint Reading and Drawing
Trade Math, Especially Decimal System, Measurements
Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
Trade Theory and Science
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing 
Quality Control Basics
Data Collection / Data Reporting
Computer Software 
Communications

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Quality Assurance – Work Processes and Related Instruction
Quality Assurance – Workplace Orientation
Quality Assurance – Workplace Fundamentals
Quality Assurance – Quality Assurance Fundamentals
Quality Assurance – Auditing
Quality Assurance – Maintenance and Housekeeping

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Toolmaker

This training outline is a minimum standard for Work Processes and Related Instruction.  Changes  in technology and regulations may result in the need for additional on-the-job or classroom training.

This training outline is for a general, all-round Toolmaker.  For specialities, such as Toolmaker (Gear Cutter), a Work Process Revision must be requested.

Minimum of 144 Hours of Related Instruction Required for Each Apprentice for Each Year.

Safety
Blueprint Reading and Drawing
Mathematics
Industrial and Labor Relations 
Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
Trade Theory and Science
NC/CNC Programming
Computer Software 
Communications

Click Links Below for Additional Detailed Information 

Toolmaker Appendix A and Appendix B Work Processes
Toolmaker – Sawing
Toolmaker – Drilling
Toolmaker – Turning
Toolmaker – Milling
Toolmaker – CNC Machining
Toolmaker – Surface Grinder
Toolmaker – Univ Grinder-EDM
Toolmaker – Advanced Toolmaking

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Welder

This training outline is the current standard for Work Processes and Related Instruction. Changes in technology, regulations, and safety/health issues may result in the need for additional on-the-job or classroom training.

Minimum of 144 Hours of Related Instruction Required for Each Apprentice for Each Year.

Safety and Health
Blueprint Reading and Drawing
Mathematics
Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
Inspection and Quality Control
Trade Theory and Science
Computer Software 
Communications

Click Links Below for Additional Detailed Information 

Welder – Work Processes and Related Instruction
Welder – General Shop Techniques
Welder – Oxy-Acetylene Welding Plasma
Welder – Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Welder – GTAW_TIG
Welder – GMAW_MIG
Welder – Welding Job Preparation
Welder – Inspection and Quality Control

Industrial Manufacturing Technician (IMT)

This training outline is the current standard for Work Processes and Related Instruction. Changes in technology, regulations, and safety/health issues may result in the need for additional on-the-job or classroom learning.

Minimum of 144 Hours of Related Instruction Required for Each Apprentice for Each Year.

Safety, Health and the Workplace
General Workplace Safety
First Aid & CPR (minimum 6.5 hours)
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Right-to-Know/Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
Asbestos Awareness (if present – see Attachment to Appendix B)
Lockout/Tagout (LO/TO)
Sexual Harassment Prevention Training (minimum 3 hours)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10-Hour General Industry
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry (at option of sponsor)

Apprentice Program Administrative Forms

AT-14.2 (Electronic Blue Book) EXAMPLE
AT-701 Council of Industry – Ancillary Group Sponsor – Signature Agreement
AT- 401 Council of Industry – Apprenticeship Agreement (SAMPLE)
AT-508 Council of Industry – Selection Standards and Evaluations
FAQ Apprenticeship Program
Tooling U – Demo Access Information  
Tooling U Catalog 2018  
Company Registration Form – Draft – Fillable
Worksheet for Calculating Credit for Previous Work Experience

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