Moraine Park Technical College is celebrating its Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Construction Electrician and Tool and Die Technologies apprentices who successfully completed their four-year training. The groups were recognized throughout early May at the Fond du Lac and West Bend Campuses.
ABC Construction Electrician apprentices spend four years working alongside journeyman electricians in the field to practice and learn electrical skills. They work on actual job sites to assemble, wire, and install electrical systems that operate heating, lighting, power, air conditioning, and refrigeration components. They also work with electrical machinery, electronic equipment, and controls. Graduates of the program are prepared to install electrical piping, interpret blueprints, and understand OSHA and the National Electric Code. They will also know how to utilize tools of the electrical trade and test circuits to ensure safety and compatibility.
The 2025 ABC Construction Electrician apprenticeship completers are:
| First | Last | Company |
| Nathanael J | Adolph | DeTroye Electric Service, Inc. |
| Samuel E. | Carlson | NEXT Electric, LLC |
| Chase | Diener | Mark Diener Electric, LLC |
| Peyton J | Donath | MCR Services, LLC |
| Ryan | Drescher | Circle Electric, Inc. |
| Trey A | Ebbers | Steiner Electric, Inc. |
| Anthony | Erlandson | MCR Services, LLC |
| Justyn R | Erz | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Cody J | Frankovis | NSI Electrical Contractors, Inc. |
| Brandon | Fuller | Exact Electric, LLC |
| Matthew J | Gliniecki | MCR Services, LLC |
| Jacob W | Hahn | Preferred Electric, LLC |
| Memphis | Haversack | Arch Solar C&I |
| Mason W | Hellmer | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Noah | Hensley | Edge Electric |
| Michael V. | Hinz | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Halen G | Johnson | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Collin J | Johrendt | NEXT Electric, LLC |
| Adley | Kadubeck | Mr. Holland’s Home Services |
| Chad T | Knecht | Trilling Electric, Inc. |
| Christopher A | Landowski | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Seth D | McKenzie | Bill’s Electrical Contracting, LLC |
| Nicholas J | Mergener | MCR Services, LLC |
| Levi D | Nemitz | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Dylan | Polster | Current Electric Co. |
| Joshua D | Schorer | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Matthew | Schroeder | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Samuel T | Schubert | Steiner Electric, Inc. |
| Riley M | Strohmenger | Arch Solar C&I |
| Tyler | Strupp | MCR Services, LLC |
| Kurtiss J | Theobald | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Austin M | Vincent | Aubrey Electric, Inc. |
| Bradley | Yanke | K-W Electric, Inc. |
| Brandon J | Zamora- Herrera | Endries Solar & Electric |
Tool and Die Technology apprentices work alongside skilled workers for four years, learning to adhere to safety regulations, interpret prints and specifications, perform trade math calculations, determine the effects of material types on machining, explain applications of the machine tool industry, operate a CAM system, and use a CAD system. From design specifications and drawings, skilled workers in the tool and die/machine trades utilize power machining tools, hand tools, and computer-driven machines to create the desired products.
The 2025 Tool and Die Technologies apprenticeship completers are:
| First | Last | Company |
| Riley | Becker | AJ Tool & Manufacturing |
| Cara | Bresina | Technical Products Inc |
| Brady | Butzlaff | Moraine Metal Products |
| Paul | Christ | Regal Ware |
| Justin | Clarke | Alliance Laundry Systems |
| Thomas | Clinton | Mercury Marine |
| Alexander | Dodge | Wirth Tool & Die Inc |
| Chris | Drays | John Deere Horicon Works |
| Anthony | Friedl | Elite Tool & Manufacturing |
| Matthew | Gross | X-cel Tooling |
| Micah | Hendricks | Alliance Laundry Systems |
| Jakob | Hicks | KTM Industries Inc |
| Casey | Kemmer | Omega Tool |
| Leopold | Kuharske | GKN Sinter Metals WI Tool & Die |
| Jordan | Lindmann | P. D. Peterka |
| Dylan | May | Weix Industries Inc |
| Brett | Mueller | FasTrac International LLC |
| Jamison | Mulvey Jr | Weix Industries Inc |
| Matthew | Neumann | Gruber Tool & Die Inc |
| Wesley | Penoske | Mercury Marine |
| Owen | Porter | Wisconsin Stamping (DJS Manu) |
| Britney | Ries | Alliance Laundry Systems |
| Robert | Spaeth | Regal Ware |
| Tyler | Sterr | Technical Products Inc |
| Kevin | Vojtech | Matenaer Corp |
| Mark | Walters | John Deere Horicon Works |
| Craig | Wirkus | Mercury Marine |
Maintenance technicians perform tasks related to installation and repair of manufacturing, process and facility related equipment. Both mechanical and electrical skills are applied to preventative and predictive maintenance, equipment repairs and equipment enhancements.
The 2025 Maintenance Technician apprenticeship completers are:
| First | Last | Company |
| Neil | Lettau | Brenner Tank |
| Adam | Moore | Schreiber Foods Inc. |
| Ben | Kassens | Sargento Foods Inc. |
| Greg | Parker | Sargento Foods Inc. |
| Cody | Ricord | Mid-States Aluminum Corp |
Moraine Park Apprenticeships are different from the College’s standard academic programming because apprentices are both students and employees sponsored by local employers, employer associations, or labor groups. This means MPTC apprentices are paid employees during the entirety of their training. As a bonus, many apprentices complete their programs with full-time employment already secured within the MPTC district.
Apprenticeships are excellent opportunities for individuals to explore new career pathways, gain valuable skills and maintain a steady income.
For more information on Moraine Park’s apprenticeship opportunities, visit morainepark.edu/apprenticeships.