Students must wear closed-toe shoes and clothing appropriate for touring active manufacturing facilities. Additional safety or PPE requirements will be communicated before the event.

Students are expected to visit approximately three to four manufacturing facilities. Planned locations include JV Manufacturing, EDP/MetPlas, and Cochran Parts, with final locations subject to confirmation.

Yes. Planned experiences may include robotics demonstrations, manufacturing challenges, CNC or programming simulations, blueprint reading, measurement activities, and other interactive demonstrations.

Students will explore careers in engineering, skilled trades, robotics, automation, machining, quality, technology, project management, operations, business, leadership, and more.

Yes. Lunch will be provided to participating students and educators during an assigned lunch rotation.

Schools will be asked to provide dietary restriction and allergy information before the event. Final meal arrangements will be based on the information submitted.

Schools should submit accessibility or accommodation requests before the event so the planning team can prepare accordingly.

Students will receive a safety briefing and must remain on approved tour paths, follow employee instructions, and avoid restricted areas. Any facility-specific PPE or visitor requirements will be shared in advance.

Participating schools will receive final arrival instructions, facility addresses, tour rotations, lunch information, and transportation details before October 2.

 Yes, transportation reimbursement is available. If you require reimbursement, please forward the applicable invoice to our team for processing.