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Bricklayers Local 5
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Bricklayers Local 5
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Apprentices
participate in many classroom projects, shop projects, apprentice contests, and
charitable activities.
Training Information
BRICKLAYER
What They
Do
The work of a bricklayer
is divided into different categories during new construction, remodeling,
maintenance and restoration of buildings and structures. The bricklayer not only
works with brick, but with a variety of material such as limestone, sandstone,
granite, marble, terra cotta, tile, terrazzo, cement, firebrick, caulking, acids
and sealants. Different masonry materials require the bricklayer to acquire
proper mental and physical skills to prepare them for the range of work.
Working Conditions
Majority of work is
outdoors. Work depends on weather conditions. Work is done on scaffolding so
working at heights is required. Work is active and often strenuous, with
stooping and lifting.
Interest and
Temperament
Persons should enjoy
working with their hands and accept working outside under many different weather
conditions. Good eyesight is especially important, as well as careful, accurate
work and manual dexterity.
General
Qualifications
? Good physical
condition
? Complete an application form
? Working knowledge of basic
math
? Proficient in areas of basic english
Educational Background
Recommended
Good reading ability, shop math, general science, drafting,
blueprint reading and welding.
Apprenticeship
Program
Admission
Requirements of the Joint Apprenticeship Committee
? Minimum age of 17
years
? American citizen or Declaration of Intent
Terms of
Apprenticeship Training
? 90-day probationary
period
? Length of apprenticeship - 4 years
? 160 hours of classroom
instruction each year
? 1,600 hours of on-the-job training per year
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Indentured to Joint Apprenticeship Committee
? Raises every 6 months and 600
hours
Related Job
Opportunities
Job Foreman, Job
Steward, Estimator, Superintendent, Inspector, Safety Consultant, Contractor
Application and
Information
Apply to:
Bricklayers Local #5
Telephone: 216-361-1652
Fax: 216-361-1675
Apprenticeship Program
Information:
Training takes place at
Apprentice Cordinator for
ph 1-330-463-5501/e-mail noadcrtc@alltel.net
SAFETY TRAINING
Safety
Training
There are no classes
scheduled as of this date.
NOTE: You must pre-register for the classes available. To register you must submit a check to the NOADC of BAC in the amount of $20.00. The check will be refunded to you for attending the class. This helps us to curb abuse of the safety training available yet results in no actual cost of training to those who attend
All classes will be held at the OADC
Training Center, 5171 Hudson Drive, Hudson Ohio
44236
For
questions and a registration form please contact the Safety Instructor Don
Mays at
Note: You must pre-register
for the classes available. To register you must submit a check to the OADC of
BAC in
the amount of $20.00. The check will be refunded to you for attending the class.
This helps us curb the abuse of the training available, yet results in no actual
cost of the training to those who attend. All classes will be held at the OADC
Training Center 5171 Hudson Drive Hudson Ohio 44236
For questions and a
registration form please contact the Safety Instructor Don Mays at
Local 5 is currently taking
applications for the Apprenticeship program Mondays from
PRE-APPRENTICE
CLASSES
Local 5 takes Pre-Apprentice applications Monday mornings
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