is a full-time Bricklayer instructor for Curlew Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center. He has worked as a skilled brick masonry tradesman for over 25 years with experience with block, brick, stone, tile, terrazzo, pointer cleaner caulker and historical restoration.

is a Construction Craft Laborer instructor at Blackwell Job Corps Center. He was in the construction field for 18 years and an instructor for the Construction Craft Laborers program at Blackwell Job Corps for the last 15 years. Jason’s knowledge in the field has provided him with the experience needed to teach and mentor students into successful careers in their chosen fields.

works as a Cement Masonry instructor at Blackwell Job Corps Center and Bricklaying instructor with the International Masonry Institute. He has built everything from fireplaces to hospitals and is very passionate about the trade. He enjoys helping students explore great career paths within one of the oldest trades in society. Charlie believes masonry is a journey through the legacy of a trade that is responsible for the creation of most of the wonders of the world.

serves as a Welding instructor at Blackwell Job Corps Center. His background is in heavy equipment repair and fabrication.

is a Welding instructor at Blackwell Job Corps Center. He has taught welding and fabrication for nearly a decade. Ryan enjoys helping students learn the trade and perfect their skills.

, Carpentry instructor at Blackwell Job Corps Center, is a union Carpentry instructor who instructs in all aspects of the carpentry field, from concrete footings to installing the finishes at the end of the project and everything in between. Dan has a passion for helping and teaching young people about carpentry, the Wisconsin outdoors and animals around the center. 

works as a Carpentry instructor at Blackwell Job Corps Center. He has been a union carpenter for over 25 years and a Job Corps instructor for over five years. Doug enjoys spending time with his wife and son up north in a cabin and is a Wisconsin sports fan. “Go, Packers!”

brings extensive welding experience to his position as Welding instructor at Weber Basin Job Corps. Since he was in high school, Jesse knew he wanted to be a welder. He was nominated as Top Welder in high school. From this nomination, he received a full scholarship to attend Western New Mexico University, where he earned 6-G welder and Certified Welding Inspector certifications. Jesse then enrolled in the United States Navy. During his service, he trained in welding at Naval Station Treasure Island, earned Hull Maintenance Technician certification, served as a U.S.

has worked in welding for over 25 years. He received training and certifications from Ogden-Weber Technical College and Combination Welder certification from the American Welding Society’s Certified Welding Inspector program. Derric brings experience in structural steel fabrication and heavy beam welding and fitting. He previously worked with a high-level production company for nine years, fabricating heavy refrigerated transfer containers. Throughout his career, Derric has developed partnerships with several industry organizations. He is currently A-36 and 3G certified through AWS.

brings over 35 years of industry experience to his role as Facilities Maintenance instructor at Weber Basin Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center. He learned a lot from his father, who worked in facilities maintenance for over 40 years. Bud has trained in several areas, including amps, volts and ohms electrical troubleshooting, industrial kitchen equipment repair, and HVAC and Section 608 Technician training at Davis Technical College. He also gained experience in the trade while serving in the United States Army.