Welding Division Assistant

Job Duties and Responsibilities: Perform general material processing, pick-up or deliver scrap steel from area manufacturers, clean the shop area, and other duties as assigned.

Job Qualifications: Knowledge of shop safety and operation of metal processing equipment will be helpful, but can be taught at the beginning of duties. Must have a valid driver’s license. Experience with trucks and trailers preferred.

Wage Rate: $9.75 per hour

Length of Student’s Employment: Students are eligible for work-study for the current academic school year.

Supervisor Contact: Robert Hoting, 712-324-5061 ext. 134 or rhoting@nwicc.edu

What is Work-Study?

• The work-study program is a federally funded program that offers students part-time employment opportunities. Work-study positions are available on-campus and also off-campus with community service agencies.
• Work-study eligibility is indicated on a student’s financial aid Award/Offer Letter.
• Work-study positions are not assigned and are not guaranteed. It is the student’s responsibility to pursue the work-study opportunities of interest.
• Work-Study opportunities may be limited for those students not residing in the NCC area during their enrollment period.
• Students who are hired for a work-study position are paid once a month for the hours worked in the previous month. Work-study funds do not get applied directly to your bill.
• Students may contact their instructor if they are interested in a work-study position specific to their program.

How to Apply?

• Contact the supervisor listed above to inquire about the position, discuss the application process and arrange for an interview.

Hired… What’s Next?

• Complete I-9 and W-4 paperwork with the Human Resource Office.
• These forms must be completed BEFORE a student may begin work.

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