Maintenance Department CO-OP Positions - OACTEP Students only (2

CO-OP Program

The Cooperative Education (CO-OP) program combines classroom instruction with on-the-job training, and is available through any career and technical program offered lifying seniors integrate classroom learning with supervised, practical work experience. Eligible students apply for part-time employment in areas related to their chosen field of study. Students are evaluated by their employers on a monthly basis, and receive related instruction in school each week.

To qualify for the CO-OP program, students must have passing grades in all courses required for graduation, have a Student Employment Training Agreement, have good attendance, and have an acceptable discipline record. Students must have completed a minimum of one year in their career and technical program prior to applying for the CO-OP program. The Cooperative Education (CO-OP) is a partnership between the high school, local employers and students.

CO-OP is an opportunity for students to use skills learned in high school and learn new skills in the workplace. Students are required to keep a log of work activities and attend the CO-OP class. Students are evaluated monthly by employers and have a Training Plan developed in conjunction with their employer. All students will be required to take the appropriate NOCTI test at the conclusion of the program.

Students will work in facilities as a general laborer assisting with the following trades:
Carpenter, Plumber, HVAC Mechanic, Electrical Mechanic. Custodial duties include as needed:
Mopping, Trash Removal, Wiping down tables, Cleaning windows, Cleaning bathroom facilities, Vacuuming. Other duties include:
Sweeping, Shoveling, Lifting at least 50 lbs., Weed eating, Push mowing, Use of a leaf blower, Snow removal - shovel snow, operating a snowblower, spreading salt, Use of a hand saw, drill, sawzall, sander. Hourly Rate: $15.00