Sheet Metal Institute

MHCC partners with the Sheet Metal Institute to offer this program. They offer unmatched training in the sheet metal industry.  They have a dedicated team to provide great training that helps ensure apprentices and journey-level workers enjoy successful careers! Facilities are state-of-the-art, but like any great organization, our greatest asset is our people. Their full-time staff has 40 years of teaching experience. 

Your future as a sheet metal worker 

Sheet metal workers fabricate and install fittings and ductwork used in residential and commercial buildings and industrial heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems. They set up and operate shears, press brakes, hand brakes, bending rolls, welding machines, and other equipment. With these, they cut, form, and attach metal for roofing and stainless-steel projects for restaurants, kitchens, and hospitals. They prepare ship drawings and field drawings manually and with computer programs. Computer skills are becoming increasingly important for controlling industrial equipment. 

Want to learn more about a career as a sheet metal worker? We’re happy to help. Please email questions to MHCC Apprenticeship Advisor Howard Mitchell. 

Contact the Sheet Metal Institute

Learn more about the Sheet Metal Institute

Rob Postma  
Sheet Metal Institute Training Coordinator 
2379 NE 178 Ave 
Portland, OR 97230
[email protected]
503-257-1022

Connie DelRossi 
Sheet Metal Institute Office Manager 
503-257-1022 Ext. 202

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