HVAC & sheet metal apprenticeships in Nebraska

Sponsors in Nebraska whose organization names suggest hvac & sheet metal, filtered from the DOL OA partner sponsors file. This is a keyword filter on public org names - not an official DOL occupation code and not a count of registered apprentices.

← All sponsors in Nebraska · National hvac & sheet metal hub

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How to find a registered apprenticeship · Counselor kit.

State apprenticeship registration in Nebraska

Nebraska is listed under the federal Office of Apprenticeship (OA) on apprenticeship.gov. OA field offices register and oversee programs where there is no recognized SAA (OA may also register some programs in SAA states).

Source: Apprenticeship.gov - Apprenticeship System (OA vs SAA) · retrieved 2026-10-28.

Pay (state median wage)

BLS OEWS May 2025 median wage for Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers (SOC 49-9021) in Nebraska: $59,850 median annual / $28.77 median hourly. OEWS estimates cover employed workers in the occupation, not apprenticeship starting pay. Confirm the wage schedule with the sponsor. Mapping note: Primary HVAC SOC. Sheet metal workers are SOC 47-2211 and are not used for this wage cell.

Citation: BLS OEWS, May 2025 · retrieved October 28, 2026.

Typical program length

BLS notes formal apprenticeships often last about four years, with a wider 1-6 year range across occupations. Many HVAC registered programs are multi-year (commonly cited in the 3-5 year band). Exact hours are in each sponsor's standards - confirm before you plan.

More on electrician / plumber / HVAC apprenticeship length

Source: BLS Career Outlook - Apprenticeships: outlook and wages (update) · retrieved 2026-10-28 · also apprenticeship.gov.

How to apply

Public DOL / apprenticeship.gov framing only. We do not invent openings, wages, or application windows.

  1. Shortlist sponsors on this page

    Use the top sponsors and full list below. Trade tags are keyword matches on organization names - ask which occupations they actually train.

  2. Cross-check on official tools

    Search the same organization name on apprenticeship.gov and the apprenticeship job finder (add city/state if the name is common). Prefer official tools when listings differ.

  3. Confirm registration and occupation

    Ask whether the program is registered, which occupations are open, and whether they hire first or accept public applications. Listing here ≠ an opening.

  4. Ask for standards in writing

    Request starting wage schedule, related-instruction schedule, tools you must buy, and probation rules before you treat a row as a plan.

  5. Double-check before anyone applies

    Parents/counselors: counselor kit and find a registered apprenticeship. Re-check apprenticeship.gov the day you apply.

Top 4 sponsors

Ordered by public-field completeness (phone, website, address, registered date, training-facing name) within this trade keyword set - not a ranking of quality or openings.

All keyword-matched sponsors

Source: DOL OA Partner Sponsors CSV · retrieved October 28, 2026.