Become a Machinist. Build Your Career. Lead the Industry.
At Atlas Machine & Supply, we're not just training machinists—we're shaping the next generation of skilled craftsmen and women who will drive innovation in the manufacturing world. Our Machinist Apprenticeship Program offers a hands-on, debt-free pathway to a rewarding career in machining.
Through expert mentorship, state-of-the-art facilities, and real-world experience, we empower our apprentices to become industry leaders. If you’re ready to forge a future built on skill, precision, and excellence, this is the program for you.
Why Choose Machining? Machinists are the backbone of modern manufacturing, crafting precision parts that power industries around the world. At Atlas, we’re passionate about preserving and advancing this essential trade. By joining our program, you’ll become part of a proud legacy of excellence while forging a secure and fulfilling future.
Start Your Journey Today At Atlas Machine & Supply, we’re not just offering a job; we’re offering a future. Take the first step toward a career that combines innovation, craftsmanship, and growth.
Forge your future with Atlas—apply now!
What Makes Our Apprenticeship Program the Best in the Industry?
Earn While You Learn: Start your career with a competitive salary and full benefits while gaining valuable experience.
Debt-Free Education: Atlas covers 100% of your educational costs as long as you maintain a passing grade.
Nationally Recognized Certification: Graduate with a state-recognized journeyman's certification, opening doors to countless opportunities.
Hands-On Training: Learn from experienced machinists and use advanced technology to tackle real-world challenges.
No Strings Attached: Once you complete the program, you’re not obligated to stay with Atlas—though many choose to, thanks to our supportive culture and growth opportunities.
Program Overview
Length: Four years
What You’ll Do:
Work full-time alongside skilled machinists.
Gain classroom and on-the-job training.
Hone your skills in machining, problem-solving, and leadership.
Apply for a Machinist Apprenticeship
Applications are accepted year-round. Apply today!
Atlas Machine & Supply will not discriminate against apprenticeship applicants or apprentices based on RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, NATIONAL ORIGIN, SEX (INCLUDING PREGNANCY AND GENDER IDENTITY), SEXUAL ORIENTATION, GENETIC INFORMATION, OR BECAUSE THEY ARE AN INDIVIDUAL WITH A DISABILITY OR A PERSON 40 YEARS OLD OR OLDER. Atlas Machine & Supply will take affirmative action to provide equal opportunity in apprenticeship and will operate the apprenticeship program as required under Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations, part 30.
Journeyman Machinist
Q. What is a Journeyman Machinist?
A. A Journeyman Machinist is someone who has completed a 4-year Machinist Apprenticeship Program. Once you have obtained this certification, you have demonstrated and proven your skills to successfully perform a variety of duties in the machining & metalworking industry.
Q. Will becoming certified as a Journeyman Machinist provide me with a growing, in-demand, and highly paid career?
A. Yes! All over the country and around the world, Machinists help keep companies running. Without Machinist, who would make new parts when something breaks? Who would have the skills and precision methods to repair something like a shaft that provides your home with electricity every day? As far as growth, the more experience that you gain as a Machinist, the more valuable you become to the world. You may progress from using traditional manual machines, to training & using CNC machines, even possibly advancing into an Engineering type of position if you desire. Companies are constantly seeking experienced and professional Machinists to hire. There are thousands of positions available all over the country every single day. In regard to a highly paid career, it is not uncommon for a Journeyman Machinist to make a six-figure income!
Q. What type of work does a Journeyman Machinist do on a daily basis?
A. As a Machinist, you will operate various machines such as lathes, mills, drill presses, etc. along with various precision hand tools. Some of these machines will be traditional manual machines while others may be Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) machines that use the latest technology. A Machinist uses all of these to perform the work required to repair equipment, modify an existing component, or make new parts.
