Seeking a well-paying and challenging job? Strong workforce demand continues in the Twin Ports for machinists, welders and engineering CAD designers. The manufacturing industry seeks to hire employees trained with current technical skills to fill numerous well-paying trade positions in the Arrowhead region and beyond.

Learn more about training options in these trades at Lake Superior College’s Feb. 28 Integrated Manufacturing Career Night. The free event will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. at LSC’s Downtown Center, 120 N. Second Ave. West, in downtown Duluth.

The Career Night will offer participants a chance to interact with exciting high-tech equipment including computerized machines, 3D printers and scanners, robotic welders, waterjet and plasma cutting, and CAD design software.

Faculty and students will give tours of the machining, welding and CAD lab facilities and equipment. Advisors will be on hand to answer questions and provide information about financial aid, transfer, and other service areas.

Visit LSC’s career night to experience programs in action, including:

Integrated Manufacturing

• Engineering CAD Technology Diploma
• Engineering CAD Technology AAS

Machine Tool

• Rapid Prototyping and Design
• Automated Machining
• Manual Machinist
• CNC Programmer – Machine Technology Diploma
• CNC Programmer – Machine Technology AAS

Minnesota Advanced Manufacturing Partnership – MnAMP

Welding

• Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Production
• Welding Certificate
• Welding Diploma