
It is the mission of the Joint Apprentice Committee of Ironworker Locals 40 & 361 to prepare our members to be the best trained and safest Ironworkers in the industry. |
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APPRENTICE SCHOOLA three year apprenticeship program that combines classroom and hands-on training, our members work full time during the day and attend school two nights a week and occasional Saturdays. The first year of our school begins with a twelve hour orientation and a 10 hour OSHA safety course. During the first year our newest members will be introduced to all facets of the Ironworking trade, including but not limited to:
Below is a list of other certifications and classes that will be taught to our students:
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JOURNEYMAN EXTENSION PROGRAMCertified by the American Welding Society (AWS) as an accredited welding facility allows us to administer exams as well as issue certifications for Automatic Wire Feed, 6G Pipe and Stainless Steel welding. Test plates can be examined on site by one of our AWS certified welding inspectors. With 33 welding booths, we conduct welding classes three to four nights a week to help our Journeymen sharpen their skills for any of the AWS exams mentioned above or for the New York City and/or New York State welding tests. The New York City test is offered every April and November, the New York State test is offered multiple times throughout the year as often as our demand requires. Along with the welding we offer our Journeymen any of the classes that are offered to our apprentices (see above) along with additional courses such as New York City MTA Track Training. As new training and safety courses are developed they will be implemented into our curriculum to keep our members and contractors the leaders in the construction industry. |
| Bryan Brady II Director of Training Ironworkers Local 40 & 361 Joint Apprentice Committee 35-23 36th Street, Astoria, NY 11106 |
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