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REGIONAL COUNCIL OF CARPENTERS |
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PH: 412-922-6200 |
| 650 RIDGE ROAD,
SUITE 200 · PITTSBURGH, PA 15205 |
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· FAX:
412-922-6032 |
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Carpenters construct,
erect, install and repair commercial and residential
structures and fixtures of wood, plywood, metal
studs and wallboard. They erect framework in
buildings including sub-flooring, partitions
and rafters, and install molding, wood paneling,
cabinets, windows, doors and hardware as well
as building forms for concrete work, building
stairs and laying floors. Heavy & Highway
Carpenters build and assemble forms for concrete
structures such as bridges, retaining walls,
tunnels, subways, drainage structures, hydro-electric
developments, locks, dams and sewage treatment
projects. Floor Coverers install, replace and
repair floors of wood carpet and sheet goods
in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. Millmen specialize in customized woodworking,
designing and creating furniture, and fabricating
and installing permanent fixtures from wood
including cabinets, moldings, door frames and
interior stairs. Millwrights are construction
mechanics who install and maintain conveyor
systems and large machinery for factories and
shops. Pile Drivers build and maintain all
types of piling and caissons, and specialize
in foundations for buildings, dams and bridges.
APPROXIMATE APPRENTICES
AND JOURNEYMEN: 8,321
CLASSROOM HOURS: 576-800
(4 YRS)
HOURS ON-THE-JOB
TRAINING: 5,200-8,000
(4 YRS)
AVAILABLE CERTIFICATIONS: OSHA,
CPR & First Aid, Scaffolding,
Welding & Rigging, Door Hardware,
Solid Surface, Manufacturer Specific
Floor Covering, Conveyor & Monorail,
Steam Turbine, Gas Turbine, Aerial
Lift
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COURSES: (per
individual area of specialization) Blueprint, Mathematics,
Wood & Metal Framing, Interior & Exterior Finishing,
Floor Covering, Partitions, Rafters, Form Work, Molding,
Wood Paneling, Cabinets, Cabinet & Door Molding, Conveyor
Systems & Machinery, Piling & Caissons, Bridges,
Walls, Tunnels, Hydro-Electric, Locks, Dams
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CEMENT
MASONS - LOCAL UNION
# 526 |
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PH: 412-761-6310 |
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2606 CALIFORNIA
AVENUE · PITTSBURGH, PA 15212 |
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· FAX:
412-761-8211 |
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Cement Masons smooth and finish
exposed concrete surfaces on projects such as walls,
floors, steps, sidewalks, driveways and roads. The
bulk of the work is in commercial and industrial
building.
APPROXIMATE APPRENTICES AND JOURNEYMEN: 725
CLASSROOM HOURS: (3 YRS)
HOURS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING: 6,000 (3
YRS)
COURSES: Finishing Concrete Surfaces,
Walls, Floors, Steps, Sidewalks, Roads & Driveways,
American Concrete Institute (Flatwork Finisher & Flatwork
Technician), OSHA 10, Safety First Aid |
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| ELECTRICIANS
IBEW - LOCAL UNION # 5 |
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PH: 412-432-1145 |
| 5 HOT METAL STREET · PITTSBURGH,
PA 15203 |
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· FAX:
412-431-4614 |
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Electricians
install, maintain and test power, lighting,
communications and other systems in commercial,
industrial and institutional buildings. Also
covered is residential work and all the power,
lighting and systems in houses and apartment
complexes.
APPROXIMATE APPRENTICES
AND JOURNEYMEN: 2,711
CLASSROOM
HOURS: 2,000
(4-5 YRS)
HOURS
ON-THE-JOB
TRAINING: 10,000
(4-5
YRS)
AVAILABLE
CERTIFICATIONS: Associate
Degree
in Electrical
Construction
Technology
(CCAC),
BICSI
Lab,
CPR & First
Aid,
Confined
Space
Scaffolding,
Flagging,
Loc Out
/ Tag
Out,
OSHA
10 & 30,
TeleData
I, II & III,
MSHA
and 70
E Electrical
Safety
in the
Workplace
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COURSES: Academic & Hands-on Labs: Motor Control, Fire Alarm,
PLC, Tele-Data-Pipe Bending, Computers, Physics, Scaffolding,
CPR-First Aid & OSHA, Training in Tool Specific Technology,
Blueprint, Transformers, DC Theory Generators, Motors,
Applied Codeology & Code Calculations
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