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Meriden, CT
6 months ago
Full Time
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Plumbing Apprenticeship
UA Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 777 was chartered in 1994. The Local evolved from the merge of twenty-one former Connecticut Locals. We now have a membership of approximately 3,000 journeypersons, retirees and apprentices. Our trade jurisdiction encompasses the entire State of Connecticut where our members work on residential, commercial, educational and industrial projects from small renovation jobs to billion dollar construction projects. In addition, we also work on all types of fuel cell energy, nuclear, co-gen and fossil fuel plants.
Welcome to the State of Connecticut Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 777 Apprentice Training Committee's web site. Local 777's JATC was formed in February 1994 with the mergers of then Locals 39 New Haven, 84 Hartford, 173 Bridgeport and 305 New London. At that time there were approximately 120 apprentices and 16 part time instructors in the program with classes in Wallingford, Bridgeport and Groton. In 1998 the program grew to over 425 apprentices and 45 instructors. Because of the expanding program, on January 7, 2002 training went from part-time night and/or Saturday to full-time day classes. Currently apprentices attend class for a week at a time, six times a year (approximately every eight weeks) for five years. Classes run from 7:45 AM to 3:30 PM. Apprentice classes include OSHA plumbing, heating and cooling, welding certification, and medical gas certification and air conditioning/refrigeration courses. After the apprentice completes the five-year program they are then eligible to take their State of Connecticut Occupational License test. They will also earn 30 college credits towards an Associate Degree in Construction Supervision, which they may pursue through Local 777. Training is not only for the apprentice. Journeyperson upgrade training is also offered to our members. All training is free with the exception of books for both the apprentice and journeyperson.
Requirements
ALL Veteran Candidates can apply year-round for the apprenticeship. Please get in touch with UA Local 777 Here .
QUALIFICATIONS NECESSARY FOR AN APPLICANT TO BEGIN A PIPE TRADES APPRENTICESHIP 1. Must complete and sign apprenticeship application in person at Local 777’s training facility. 2. Must supply unofficial high school and/or GED transcripts and diploma by an assigned date. 3. Must attend a mandatory information session at assigned date and time. 4. Must appear for an interview when notified with high school transcript or GED test results. After the interview process, a decision regarding whether to extend an offer to join the apprenticeship program will be made. The applicant’s acceptance of any offer of entrance into the program will be contingent upon submission of proof for the following requirements: 1. Must be at least 18 years of age. 2. Must present the following documentation: Birth Certificate High school diploma or high school equivalency (GED) certificate Official school transcripts Valid driver’s license Social Security Card DD 214 Military discharge (if applicable) 3. Must pass a pre-employment drug screening and background check.
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United Association - Union of Plumbers, Fitters, Welders and Service Techs
