Apprenticeships

Learn the trade. Earn your place. Build your future.

A career in the skilled trades is built with your hands, your head, and your work ethic. Our apprenticeship programs are designed to give you all three.

At ColonialWebb, apprentices are full-time team members from day one. You work alongside experienced professionals, gain real-world jobsite experience, and receive formal classroom instruction that builds the foundation for long-term success.

You are not just training. You are building a career.

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Earn While You Learn

Our three-year apprenticeship programs combine hands-on experience with structured classroom education at accredited training institutions across the region. Programs are registered and approved by the appropriate state apprenticeship council and recognized by the U.S. Department of Labor.

We believe commitment should go both ways.

That is why:

Apprentices are full-time employees
You are paid for your on-the-job training
You are paid for your classroom time
We cover the cost of your formal education

You gain experience, credentials, and income at the same time.

The skilled trades are essential to how communities function. The demand for well-trained professionals continues to grow, and the earning potential reflects the value of the work.
We offer apprenticeship programs in:

HVAC

Electrical

Plumbing and Pipefitting

Ammonia Refrigeration

Each path provides the opportunity to build technical expertise, develop leadership skills, and create long-term career stability.

More Than Training

An apprenticeship at ColonialWebb is about more than learning technical skills. It is about becoming part of a team that takes pride in the craft and supports each other along the way.

You will work with mentors who are invested in your success. You will gain confidence through real responsibility. And you will see firsthand how the work you do impacts the spaces people rely on every day.

Ready to get started?

If you are looking for a career that offers purpose, stability, and real opportunity, an apprenticeship may be the right place to begin.

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