DACC to Hold Workshop for Critical Operations Technician Jobs

Upcoming positions in Santa Teresa, NM pay $27.33 per hour with paid training

Published on Mar. 11, 2026

Doña Ana Community College (DACC) is hosting a free workshop on Thursday, March 12th from 5-7 p.m. to help those interested in applying for critical operations technician apprentice positions coming to the Santa Teresa, NM area. The event will provide guidance on the application process and tips to strengthen applications and interviews. No prior experience is needed for these paid training roles that start at $27.33 per hour.

Why it matters

The Santa Teresa region has seen significant economic growth in recent years, driven by the expansion of manufacturing, logistics, and other industries. This workshop provides an opportunity for local residents to learn about and apply for well-paying technical jobs that are in high demand.

The details

The critical operations technician positions are part of Project Jupiter, a major new development in Santa Teresa. The roles involve overseeing and maintaining critical infrastructure and systems. DACC's Workforce Center is hosting the event to help prepare applicants, who only need a high school diploma and mechanical aptitude, for the interview and hiring process.

  • The workshop will be held on Thursday, March 12, 2026 from 5-7 p.m.
  • The critical operations technician positions are part of the ongoing Project Jupiter development in Santa Teresa, NM.

The players

Doña Ana Community College (DACC)

A public community college serving Doña Ana County, New Mexico, offering associate's degrees and workforce training programs.

Project Jupiter

A major new development project in Santa Teresa, New Mexico that is creating a significant number of new jobs, including the critical operations technician roles.

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What’s next

Interested applicants should attend the DACC workshop on March 12th to learn more about the critical operations technician positions and how to apply.

The takeaway

This workshop represents an important opportunity for local residents to access well-paying technical jobs in a growing regional economy, highlighting the role of community colleges in workforce development.