City of Philadelphia 2023 Apprenticeship Guidebook by Philadelphia City Council

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1 ...................................................................................................... A Letter from the Councilmember 2 ................................................................ A Letter from State Representative Joseph C. Hohenstein 3 .................................................................................. A Letter from Leaders in the Labor Movement PRE-APPRENTICESHIP 5 ................................................................................. Carpenters’ Apprentice Ready Program (CARP) 6 .................................................................................. Construction Apprentice Preparatory Program 7 .............................................................................................................. Energy Coordinating Agency 8 ...................................................................................................................................... PECO Energy 9 .......................................................... Philadelphia Housing Authority Pre-Apprenticeship Programs 10 ........................................................................ Samuel Staten, Sr. Pre-Apprenticeship Program Inc. 11 ............................................................................................ YOACAP of the Urban Affairs Coalition APPRENTICESHIP 13 ................................................................................................................................................... Aon 14 ....................................................... AFSCME Local 1739 Community and Social Agency Employees 15 .................................................................................... Bricklayers and Craftworkers Local 1 PA/DE 16 ......................................................................................... Cement Masons and Plasterers Local 592 17 .................................................................................... District 1199C Training and Upgrading Fund 18 ...................................................................... Eastern Atlantic States Carpenters Technical College 19 ............................................................................. Finishing Trades Institute of Mid-Atlantic Region 20 ............... International Association of Bridge, Structual, Ornamental, and Reinforcing Ironworkers Local Union #401 21 ................... International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers JAC (LU14) 22 ........................................................................ International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Local 13 23 ...................................................... International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 98 24 .............................................. International Union of Elevator Constructors Local 5 Philadelphia PA 25 ..................................................................... International Union of Operating Engineers Local 542 26 ...................................................................................................................... Ironworkers Local 405 27 ...................................................................... Laborers’ District Council of Philadelphia and Vicinity 28 ........................................................................................................................... Philly Shipyard, Inc. 29 ...................................................................................................... Philadelphia Water Department 30 ................................................................................... Philadelphia Police Explorer Cadet Program 31 ............................................................................................................ Plumbers Local Union 690 32 .............................................. Sheet Metal Workers Local 19 JATF of Philadelphia and Vicinity 33 .......................................................... Sprinkler Fitters Local Union 692 of Philadelphia and Vicinity 34 ............................................................................................................ Steamfitters Local Union 420 35 .......................................................................................................................... The Wistar Institute 36 ............................................... United Union of Roofers Waterproofers & Allied Workers Local 30 37 ................................................................................................................ Urban Technology Project

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In Service, Katherine Gilmore Richardson, Councilmember-At-Large

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PRE-APPRENTICESHIP

Ready Program

Description of Work:

The Carpenters’ Apprentice Ready Program is a pre-apprenticeship training for the Carpenters Union: Carpenters, Millwrights, Cabinetmakers, and Floorlayers.

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

The scope of work of the Ste tter/P tter encompasses installation and servicing of systems requiring piping. This includes steam and hot water heating systems, air conditioning/refrigeration systems, chemical & petrochemical plants and complete environmental systems in hospitals, schools, churches, high rise of , and apartment buildings. The trade includes joining pipe mechanically and metallurgically by

18 years of age or older f class:

February 1st or August 1st

Driver ’s license preferred

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High School Diploma or GED

soldering, brazing

ecting and working on sca and writing technical reports fabricating piping or tubing using work of the Ste tter.

Clean drug test

Interested applicants can apply at http://www.carpentersofphila.com/carp.

The CARP pre-apprenticeship program is 10 days of training over 10 weeks. Interested applicants should apply by November for the Winter cohort.

Needs to Succeed

The scope of the MESS encompasses service and maintenance of commercial air conditioning, refrigeration, ventilation and heating equipment and similar systems. Electric, gas & oil red, hydronic and forced air equipment, associated combustion controls, and temperature/humidity controls are included. Building automation equipment service is also included.

Good attitude, character, and ethics (ACE)

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Problem solver

Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Reliable and able to work in extreme weather

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

Ability to work independently, in pairs, and in teams

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

Ability to work in Philadelphia, the surrounding counties, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

• Copy of

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements – Three (3):

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

The CARP pre-apprenticeship program is unpaid.

Needs to Succeed

Contact

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

Phone: (215) 824-2300

Website: http://www.carpentersofphila.com/carp/

English Composition, Math, Science, Four ages

Address: 10401 Decatur Road Philadelphia, PA 19154

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Contact (267) 350-2610

www.lu420.com

14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

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18 years of age or older

Clean drug test Driver ’s license preferred

Description of Work:

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

The Construction Apprentice Preparatory Program (“CAPP”) is a free pre-apprenticeship training program that reinforces the goals of workforce diversity and inclusion, economic growth, and stability for historically under-served communities in the City of Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Our curriculum includes instruction required for successful entry into all the building trades apprenticeships. A mixture of in-classroom and on-the-job training aid in the creation of a perfect career connected learning environment. As a result, the participants are ready for any test and well prepared for navigating a worksite.

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ecting and working writing technical piping or tubing using equipment of the Ste tter.

18 years of age or older

18 years of age or older f class:

February 1st or August 1st

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Driver ’s license preferred

Clean drug test

Clean drug test Valid Driver ’s license High School Diploma or GED

Applications are accepted year-round and can be submitted online at https://cappprep.com/.

Needs to Succeed

Interest in the construction industry and hands on work

Ability to receive and follow instruction

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Ability to work in extreme weather conditions

Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Ability to work independently as well as in a team

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

• Copy of

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements – Three (3):

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

CAPP is an unpaid program.

Needs to Succeed

Contact

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

Phone: (609) 792-4768

English Composition, Math, Science, Four

Website: www.cappprep.com

Address: CAPP

1641 W. Venango Street

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Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

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Philadelphia, PA 19140

Email: JaharaRussell@cappmathprep.com

Contact

(267) 350-2610

www.lu420.com

14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

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Energy Coordinating Agency

Description of Work:

Each year for low-income families, ECA weatherizes 800 homes, repairs/replaces 5,000 heaters, provides utility bill payment assistance to 6,000 families, delivers energy conservation workshops to 2,000 people, and trains 500

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

Energy Council include: Energy Auditor; Green Renovation include: OSHA 10; OSHA 40/HAZWOPER; Integrated Pest Management Installer; EPA Lead Repair, Renovation, and Painting; Commercial HVAC, Gas Technician, and Heat

city we serve, for good-paying, clean energy jobs with national credentials and room for advancement. ECA’s Green Jobs Training Center, located in west Kensington

years of age or older

18 years of age or older f class:

February 1st or August 1st

Driver ’s license preferred

Ability to lift and carry 35 lbs. for 25 feet. Ability to climb a ladder with

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Institute Testing Center and is an accredited Lead Training Center for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

soldering, brazing, or welding. It also includes erecting and working on scaffolding, interpreting blueprints, and writing technical reports. Measuring, cutting, and fabricating piping or tubing using mechanical equipment is also the work of the Ste tter. ork ( :

Initial phone call to Elsie Pinero, Career Development Coordinator at (215) 436-3559 to determine which training programs are currently available. If prospective applicants want to apply, they will be provided an application and will schedule a personal interview.

Needs to Succeed

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and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

ECA provides stipends to trainees when possible, based on the terms of the funder of each training program.

Needs to Succeed

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

Five hands-on training labs in Energy Auditing, Commercial and Residential HVAC, Heat Pumps, Gas Line Mechanic, and Green Construction and Renovation.

English Composition, Math, Science, Four

ages

Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Interest in a clean energy training and career path

Interest in and ability to do hands-on work

Consistent attendance and participation

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

Reliable transportation and childcare

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

Ability to get along and work well with others.

• Copy of

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements – Three (3):

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

Career Development and placement services.

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Contact

Tess Williams

(267) 350-2610

Career

Development Coordinator

Energy Coordinating Agency (ECA)

www.lu420.com

Philadelphia, PA 19133

14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Cell: 267-306-9551

Fax: 215-425-7000

Email: artessaw@ecasys.org

Website: https://www.ecasavesenergy.org/

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Description of Work:

The Helper Pool Pre-Apprenticeship Program is designed to remove barriers to workforce entry by introducing participants to PECO’s safety and work culture. The program provides each participant with a mentor and equips them with the necessary hands-on training to be successful – often leading to family-sustaining jobs within the energy sector.

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

Over 14 weeks, participants take courses in safety, electric and gas basics, technical maintenance, and other skills. They also have the opportunity to shadow and assist PECO employees on the job. As they progress, participants take the construction and

step in their career.

Upon completion of the program graduates are prepared for careers as a aerial line mechanic, underground mechanic, distribution gas mechanic, transmission and substations testing mechanic, transmission and substations maintenance technician, and overhead transmissions line mechanic.

18 years of age or older f class:

18 years of age or older

February 1st or August 1st

Driver ’s license preferred

High School Diploma or GED

Successful completion of entrance exams

Clean drug test

High School Diploma or GED

Applications for the Helper Pool Pre-Apprenticeship Program will open in the summer. Interested applicants can visit www.peco.com/careers to apply available. Interested applicants can also contact Keith Henderson by phone at (215) 787-7348 or by email at Keith.Henderson@exeloncorp.com

Needs to Succeed

rocess

Ability to be on time

Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Fit for duty

Must work well on a team

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

Must be willing to learn to earn

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

• Copy of

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements – Three (3):

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

Pre-Apprentice Helper: approx. $21.00

Contact

Needs to Succeed

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses: English Composition, Math, Science, Four

Phone: (215) 787-7348

Website: www.peco.com/careers

Address: 2301 Market Street Philadelphia PA 19103

ages

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Email: keith.henderson@exeloncorp.com

Contact

(267) 350-2610 www.lu420.com 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

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Description of Work:

Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) pre-apprentices will work on a variety of projects with PHA and their partner organizations including property management, maintenance, construction, and skilled trades. Examples of PHA projects and partnerships include ReBuild, Trades For a Difference, Temple’s Lenfest North Philadelphia Workforce Initiative, and PowerCorps.

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

18 -24

years of age or older

18 years of age or older f class:

February 1st or August 1st

Description of Work: Programs rocess

Philadelphia Housing Authority Public Housing or Housing Choice Voucher resident.

Driver ’s license preferred

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

Interested applicants should reach out to the Philadelphia Housing Authority Workforce Center via email (vaux@PHA.phila.gov) or phone (215-684-8926).

Needs to Succeed

An interest in hands on work

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Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

• Copy of

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements – Three (3):

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

$15.00 an hour

and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

Needs to Succeed

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

Jason Cosley, MSW Director, Workforce Development and Homeownership

English Composition, Math, Science, Four ages

Address: PHA Workforce Center @ Vaux 2300 W. Master Street Philadelphia, PA 19121

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Phone: (215) 684-4065

Contact

Cell: (267) 690-1618

(267) 350-2610

www.lu420.com 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

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Contact

Description of Work:

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

The Samuel Staten, Sr. Pre-Apprenticeship Program Inc. (SSSPAP) prepares people of color and women for the apprenticeships of the Philadelphia Building Trades. Individuals will learn from members in various trade unions to clearly understand requirements of apprentices. Soft skills will be integrated into vocational, reading, and mathematics training through instruction and multimedia lessons. Applicants will learn about the brotherhood of the trades and what it takes to enter the trade apprenticeships.

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ecting and working writing technical piping or tubing work of the Ste t

18 years of age or older f class:

18 years of age or older

February 1st or August 1st

Driver ’s license or driver’s permit required

Driver ’s license preferred

Description of Work: rocess

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

In Good Physical Condition

The SSSPAP has a rolling enrollment period. Applications can be found on the SSSPAP website www.ssspap.org. Applications will be reviewed, and applicants will be contacted by staff to schedule interviews before the start of the program.

and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

Needs to Succeed

Applicant should be motivated to enter the construction trades.

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Applicant must be able to work outdoors, be prompt, able to follow instructions, and be a team member.

Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

• Copy of

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

– Three (3):

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

Needs to Succeed

There are no hourly wages while participating in the SSSPAP. During the training period, participants will be encouraged to obtain employment as training is designed around those who are employed until the apprenticeship of choice is available for application.

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

Contact

Phone: (215) 971-2960

Website: www.ssspap.org

English Composition, Math, Science, Four ages

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Contact

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350-2610 www.lu420.com 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Description of Work:

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

YOACAP operates a Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) program under the Pre-Apprenticeship Pilot model, Project BUILD (PB). PB’s goal is to recruit and engage opportunity youth (18-24) with work experience and career-connected building trade training that aligns with partnering registered apprenticeship programs. YOACAP offers an eight-month Pre-Apprenticeship Program that engages a minimum of 15 participants in occupational skills training and work experience in the building trades. By the end of each cohort, participants will have completed 420+

17-24

years of age or older

18 years of age or older f class:

February 1st or August 1st

hours of classroom learning (with hands-on component), 300+ hours of work experience, and obtaining nationally

Description of Work: rocess

On track to receive or have your High School Diploma or GED

Driver ’s license preferred

entry-level jobs and Apprenticeships in the industry. Keys to youth’s success is the development of relationships with youth system providers, construction companies, and local unions options for additional training, education, and employment opportunities within the building trades. The primary outcome is that 65% of the participants will gain access to a local trades.

Must be a Philadelphia resident

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

Read and complete math at a 6th grade level

Meet the WIOA requirements

Clean drug test prior to applying to a state-approved apprenticeship

Enrollment begins July 1 and continues through January or until the to take a brief math and reading assessment. Applicant must be willing to driving license, social security card and other required documents.

and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

Needs to Succeed

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Participants can earn $15.00 per hour on the weekends and can earn a $400.00 monthly incentive if they reach the required benchmarks.

Needs to Succeed

Contact

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

Phone: (267) 780-7235

English Composition, Math, Science, Four

Website: www.yoacap.org

Able to attend the pre-apprenticeship

Monday - Friday from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Address: 1211 Chestnut Street, 2nd Floor Philadelphia PA

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Attend work experience Saturdays and/or Sundays

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

Willing to work outside in the heat or in cold weather

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

Like working with their hands to build things

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

Able to lift and carry 40-50 lbs.

• Copy of

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

Willing to be at work as early as 6:00 AM

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

Able to take feedback or suggestions without personalizing how it sounds

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements – Three (3):

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Email: Aiesha@yoacap.org

Contact

(267) 350-2610

www.lu420.com

14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

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APPRENTICESHIP

Description of Work

The Aon Apprenticeship Program was designed to create a new pathway for individuals interested in completing their associate degree while gaining valuable experience and establishing a long-term career at Aon. It is a two-year program that balances on-the-job learning at Aon with in-school classroom learning at a two-year accredited partner college. During the program, you will quickly learn about our business, develop your professional skills and build lasting relationships with our colleagues and clients. Do you have experience in customer service, administrative positions, working with people or on a team? All these experiences help you learn how to problem-solve and will serve you well will teach you everything you need to know. The apprenticeship program is a full-time job. Apprentices dedicate a combined 40 hours per week working at Aon and attending classes to complete their associate degree from the partner college (Community College of Philadelphia

covered! Yes, you read that right – we will pay you for your time at Aon and your time spent in the classroom! We will also cover your tuition and books while you are enrolled in the program. After successful completion of the program, you may receive a promotion with a pay increase.tion by the Department of Labor in addition to your associate degree. At this point, you will have established a career at Aon and will have many opportunities to grow as an industry professional.

18 years of age or older

High School Diploma or GED

rocess

Authorized to work in the US (Dreamers/DACA are eligible)

Deemed ready to take college-level English and Math courses by the partner college.

Acceptance into, and full enrollment at the aligned partner college.

Applications open in the Fall (around November) and close in the Spring (around March). Apprenticeship program starts in August. We hire annually. Visit our website to learn more and access the application: https://www.aon.com/careers/early-careers/us/apprenticeships

Needs to Succeed

Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Openness to learning, training and comprehensive development.

Time management; organizational skills; attention to details; collaborative

Needs to Succeed

Starting at $20.19 with eligibility to receive pay increases every 6 months throughout the duration of the 2-year program.

ages Contact

Shanaya Green, Apprenticeship Recruiter

Email: Shanaya.williams@aon.com

Website: https://www.aon.com/careers/early-careers/us/apprenticeships

Aon

Community and Social

Description of Work:

Providing direct service to individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities.

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Interested applicants can visit the JEVS Human Services (JEVS) or Special People in Northeast (SPIN) websites for an application

JEVS Human Services - https://www.jevshumanservices.org/careers/

Special People in Northeast - https://spininc.org/careers/

Needs to Succeed

Must be a dependable individual

Must be able to complete 8 weeks of training

ages

Starting $15.00

Contact

Phone: (215) 893-3718

Email: FGUnion1@aol.com

Website: www.afscmelocal1739.org

Address: 1606 Walnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19103

Clean drug test No felony convictions Driver ’s license preferred 20 years of age or older

Bricklayers and Craftworkers P

Description of Work:

es, chimneys, and other structures from materials such as brick, structural tile, concrete cinders, gypsum, and terra cotta.

Description of Work: Bricklayers construct and repair walls, partitions, arches, as brick, structural tile, concrete cinders, gypsum and terra cotta.

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred

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High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

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The application can be accessed at https://bac-1.org/join-local-1/apprentice-application/

Application can be accessed at https://bit.ly/38BYK16

Applications can be submitted Monday through Friday from

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Starting $22.23

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Full Rate $44,45

Starting

Full Rate $44,45

Contact

Phone: (215) 330-0544

Contact Phone: (215) 330-0544

Email: rpowers@bac-1.org

Website: www.bac1pa-de.org

Email: am@bac1pa-de.org

Address: 2702 Black Lake Place Philadelphia, PA 19154

Website: www.bac1pa-de.org

Address: 2702 Black Lake Place Philadelphia, PA 19154

Plaster

Description of Work:

concrete. Cement masons create columns, beams, sidewalks, panels, and other surfaces of concrete, expose aggregate,

spreading. Work is done both indoors and out. Surroundings are usually dirty and dusty or wet. Workers are exposed to extremes of temperature. Work involves considerablestanding, stooping, and kneeling.

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred

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High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

Insured Vehicle

Contact

Applications are accepted between February 1st and March 15th.

– 2930 Snyder Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19145

Cherry Street, Gloucester City, NJ 08030

A $10 non-refundable application fee must be paid when returning the application

Application can be accessed at https://bit.ly/3koBFkQ

Along with a completed application submit documentation of:

• Copy of your driver ’s license

Needs to Succeed

Recommended High School Courses: Math, general science, general shop

Cement Masons

Phone: (215) 468-0235

Website: https://bit.ly/36rd1uE

Address: 2930 Snyder Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19145

Plasterers

Phone: (215) 468-0235

Website: https://bit.ly/36rd1uE

Address: 713 Cherry Street, Gloucester City, NJ 08030

Eastern Atlantic States

Description of Work:

General carpenters provide the crucial foundation for concrete, exteriors, roofs, infrastructure, and scaffolding, -

als work with a variety of materials in every kind of structure; they are responsible for bringing blueprints to life. Carpenters are skilled in laying out, measuring, cutting, erecting, and joining materials together.

17 years of age or older

Clean drug test High School Diploma or GED

rocess

Applicants can go to www.carpentersofphila.com and register for an information session, followed by an interview and math and skills assessment.

Needs to Succeed

Applicants should possess the ability to show up early, ability to do hands on work, have reliable transportation, and work well with others.

ages

Apprentice wage rates are based on percentages of Journeyman rates

Contact

Phone: (215) 824-2300

Website: www.carpentersofphila.com

Address: 10401 Decatur Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19154

Description

of Work:

The care economy is made up of the people that provide ‘care’ or services that nurture current and future populations, (early childhood education) to careers in healthcare such as nursing (RN, LPN, CPN, DSP).

Nursing Assistant, Home Health Aide, Licensed Practical Nurse, Emergency Medical Technician, Dental Assistant,

18 years of age or older

High School Diploma or GED

rocess

Applicants can access our agency intake form from our website at: https://1199ctraining.org/intake

Needs to Succeed

Applicants must be patient, reliable, ready to work and willing to commit to complete the program.

Medical Assistant, Medical Coder, Medical Records/Health Information Technician, Peer Specialist, Behavior Health Technician, Addiction Counselor, Community Health Worker, Direct Support Specialist, Child Development Specialist, Early Childhood/Pre-K Teacher (AA Degree), Early Childhood/Pre-K Teacher (BA Degree)."

Apprentice wages vary based on occupation.

Phone: (215) 568-2220

Teresa Collins, Executive Director

Email: apprenticeship@1199ctraining.org

Website: https://www.1199ctraining.org/

Contact

Finishing rades Institute

Description of Work:

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred

rocess

Application can be accessed at www.fti.edu

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

Drywall

Applications can be dropped off at 2190 Horning Rd., Philadelphia, PA 19116 on Mondays between the hours of 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM.

Applicants must follow the procedures and print out the application, sign it, and drop it off in person at the training center along with required documents.

Once the application is completed, the applicant will be scheduled for the are available on the Wonderlic website - https://wonderlic.com/

Needs to Succeed

also is required. Good interpersonal and communication skills are critical as glaziers work with supervisors, peers, subordinates, and individuals outside their organization

Painting/Wallcovering apprentices should have an eye for detail, the ability to make work plans, dexterity and steady nerves to work in high places

artistic sense, good eyesight and a sense of color are also necessary to do a

CAS painters must have manual dexterity and steady nerves to work in high dust. An artistic sense, good eyesight and a sense of color are necessary to do

agesperson.

Contact

Phone: (215) 501-0130 x18

Email: dennis@fti.edu

Website: www.fti.edu

Address: 2190 Horning Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19116

Finishers must have an eye for detail, the ability to plan work and

and be ready to work.

All Apprentices must show up on time

Inter national Association of r namental, and

Reinforcing Ironworkers

Inter national Association of r namental, and Reinforcing Ironworkers

Description of Work:

Ironworkers are at the heart of many construction projects. Ironworkers are skilled tradespeople who use rebar, cables, and mesh to reinforce the concrete in constructing building, bridges, and roadways all around Philadelphia.

Ironworkers are at the heart of many construction projects. Ironworkers are skilled tradespeople who use steel, aluminum, glass, pre-cast concreate and other metals in constructing buildings, bridges, stairs, rails, and platforms all around Philadelphia.

Ironworkers are at the heart of many construction projects. and mesh to reinforce the concrete in constructing building, bridges, and roadways all around Philadelphia.

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred

rocess

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test Be physically able to perform the work of the trade

Application can be accessed at the Ironworkers 401 Union Hall – 11600 Norcom Rd., Philadelphia, PA 19154.

11602 Norcom Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Application can be accessed at the Iron Workers 401 Union Hall –11602 Norcom Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Applications can be submitted Monday through Friday from

Applicant must bring a photo ID when applying

Needs to Succeed

Complete cooperation and willingness to learn

Mandatory school attendance

Dependability on the job

Perform a fair day’s work for a fair day’s pay

Contact

Phone:

215-875-2838

Phone: (215) 676-3474

Email:

mmcgrogan@local401.com

Email: tcasey@local401.com

Website:

local401.com

Website: https://local401.com/

11600 Norcom Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Address: 1301 South Columbus Blvd. Philadelphia, PA 19147

Inter national Association of rost Insulators and Allied

Description of Work:

The trade consists of insulating heating and air conditioning systems, domestic water and plumbing pipes in commercial buildings, power plants, and sometimes residential developments. The trade is also in the asbestos abatement industry.

18 years of age or older

Clean drug test Good physical condition High School Diploma or GED

rocess

Application can be accessed at www.insulators14jac.com

Applications are accepted throughout the year and the current deadline can be viewed on the website.

Along with a completed application the following documentation must be submitted:

• Copy of high school diploma or GED with accompanying scores

• Color passport size photo

Completed applications and required documents may be returned by:

2014 Horning Road, Philadelphia PA 19116

• Email – information@insulators14jac.com

• Fax – (267) 338-7487

The selection procedure is competitive in nature, with the highest scoring persons being offered apprenticeships. First, applicants must qualify on a third-party aptitude test. Those that qualify on the test will then be scheduled for an interview. If offered a position, the applicant will be scheduled for a physical examination, x-ray of their lungs, and a drug screening.

Contact

Phone: (215) 533-0395 ext. 5

Email: information@insulators14jac.com

Website: www.insulators14jac.com

Address: 2014 Horning Road Philadelphia, PA 19116

Inter rotherhood r

Description of Work:

An electricians’ responsibility includes connecting outside power sources to electrical systems and then distributing the power throughout the facility. This includes installing conduit, running high voltage systems such as power distribution lines.

project team. Boilermakers erect and repair boilers, pressure vessels, air pollution equipment, blast furnaces, water treatment plants, storage tanks, process tanks, stacks, and liners. Boilermakers work in heavy industrial settings such as paper mills.

A Teledata Technician is responsible for all of the low-voltage systems of the building. They install internet cable, telephonne communications systems and other equipment.

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred

rocess

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

school is highly recommended

Applications are handed out once a month on the last Wednesday of the month between 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM at the Union Hall (2300 New Falls Rd Newportville, PA 19056)

Needs to Succeed

Show up early and be ready to work

Reliable transportation

Have a good attitude

Possess a strong work ethic

Contact

Phone: (215) 785-5536

Email:

Website: www.boilermakers13.org/index

Address: 2300 New Falls Rd., Newportville PA, 19056

ages Apprentices $33.42 Journeyperson $51.43

Inter national Brotherhood of Electrical orkers

Description of Work:

18 years of age or older

Clean drug test transcript for High School High School Diploma or GED

• After paperwork is received the applicant will be scheduled for an aptitude test and a passing score will be needed to receive an interview.

rocess

Applications for the Electrical (Wireman) Program apprenticeship are taken 1719 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia PA 19130.

A nonrefundable $40.00 application fee is required to be paid at the time of application. Only money orders are accepted and should be payable to ATEI. No cash or personal checks.

Applications for the Telecommunications program apprenticeship are taken on the third Thursday of each month in person between 10:00 AM thru 2:00 PM at 1719 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130

A nonrefundable $40.00 application fee is required to be paid at the time of application. Only money orders are accepted and should be payable to ATEI. No cash or personal checks.

For additional information contact Apprentice Training for the Electrical Industry (ATEI) @ 215-567-6405.

Contact

Electrical

Phone: (215) 567-6405

Email: Abarrett@ibew98.org

Website: www.atei98.org

Address:

Local Union 98, IBEW 1719 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130

Telecommunications Phone: (215) 567-6405

Email: Bmulgrew@ibew.og

Website: www.atei98.org

Address:

Local Union 98, IBEW 1719 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130

Inter Elevator Constructors PA

Description of Work:

Elevator constructors assemble, install, maintain, and replace elevators, escalators, and moving walkways.

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred but not required

High School Diploma or GED or DD 214

rocess

Elevator trade opens for applicants as needed or every 2 years. Applications are completed online

Interested individuals must apply through an open recruitment and complete the recruitment process which consists of an application, an aptitude test, and an interview.

Application can be accessed at https://www.neiep.org/Careers.aspx

Needs to Succeed

Ability to follow instructions as the elevator trade is a very dangerous occupation.

Clean drug test

Contact

Phone:

Email: ocowan@neiep.org

Website: http://iuec5.org/index

Address: 12273 Townsend Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Starting Probationary Apprentices $29.72

Mechanic

$59.44

Description of Work:

Operating Engineers operate and maintain a variety of compressors, earth boring machines and bulldozers, to very large power shovels and cranes. Engineers operate this equipment to dig or excavate basements, trenches, post holes and tunnels; to raze obsolete or dilapidated structures; to move, hoist, load and transport sand and gravel; to provide compressed air or electric power for powered hand tools.

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred

rocess

Clean drug test

1375 Virginia Drive Suite 206, Fort Washington, PA 19034

Needs to Succeed

High School knowledge of algebra and geometry

Knowledge in blueprint reading, mechanical drawing, and welding helps

Contact

Phone: (215) 591-5282

Email: info@iuoe542.com

Website: IUOE542.com

Address: 1375 Virginia Drive Suite 206, Fort Washington, PA 19034

Inter

Description of Work:

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred

rocess

Applications are accepted in the Fall.

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test Pass a written and dexterity test

Must be vaccinated for COVID-19

Apprentice 1st Year $30.82

An application can be picked up and submitted at the Iron Workers Union Hall (2433 Reed Street, Philadelphia, PA

Submit documentation of:

• A valid driver ’s license

• Proof of high school diploma or GED C

• Signed copy of the application printed from the application website

Needs to Succeed

Reliable transportation

The ability to show up to work on time

The ability to work in a labor intensive environment

Apprentice 2nd Year $35.56

Apprentice 3rd Year $40.30

Journeyperson $47.41

Special Foreman (30 days or less) $49.41

Foreman

General Foreman

Contact

Phone:

Website: www.reinforcedironworkersriggerslocal405.com

Address: 2433 Reed Street Philadelphia, PA

Labor icinity

Description of Work:

Laborers work in a variety of job settings – from residential to commercial – and perform a broad scope of duties such as preparing the jobsite, loading and unloading material, building scaffolds, operating equipment and assisting craftworkers. Some laborers work with road crews to assist on infrastructure construction.

rocess

Applicants will have to take a general aptitude test and do an in person interview

Needs to Succeed

Applicant should be reliable, work well with others, be on time, and have reliable transportation.

ages

Apprentices start at 60% of the journeyperson wages and receive a raise every 1,000 hours.

Contact

Laborers’ Philadelphia and Vicinity Headquarters

Phone: (215) 684-2090

Email: info@ldcphilly.org

Website: www.ldc-phila-vic.org

Address: 665 N. Broad Street – 5th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19123

Laborers’ District Council Training Center

Phone: (610) 524-0404

Email: droberts@myldctraining.com

Address: 500 E. Lincoln Highway, Exton, PA 19341

Driver ’s license

can be accessed and submitted at the one of the locations

Application

found

Clean drug test

18 years of age or older

Description of Work:

At Philly Shipyard, Inc., we build ships for both commercial and government markets. Our Pennsylvania Department of Labor approved registered apprenticeship program includes three occupations with each spanning three years in length:

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

craft both on the job (OTJ) and in the classroom. Our occupations require 2,000 hours OTJ per year and 144 hours of Related Technical Instruction (RTI). Apprentices are full-time union employees from day one.

18 years of age or older f class:

18 years of age or older

High School Diploma or GED

Driver ’s license preferred

February 1st or August 1st

Description of Work: rocess

High School Diploma or GED

Application can be accessed at https://www.phillyshipyard.com/jobs/apprentice-program/.

Clean drug test

Contact

and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

Phone: (215) 875-2838

Needs to Succeed

rocess

Apprentices work in a variety of locations throughout the shipyard and must be willing to work in a variety of environments, such as hot and cold weather. Apprentices must be willing to wear personal protective equipment (PPE), be on-time, and be a reliable team member.

Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

Apprentices begin at 60% of the Journeyworker wage and receive increases at 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, 24 months, 28 months, 32 months, and 36 months, marking full Journeyworker wage and status.

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

• Copy of

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements – Three (3):

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

Needs to Succeed

E-mail: Alyson.picione@phillyshipyard.com

Website: www.phillyshipyard.com

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

Address: 2100 Kitty Hawk Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19112

English Composition, Math, Science, Four ages

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Contact

(267) 350-2610

www.lu420.com

14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

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Letters of Recommendation Pay for a $60 Mechanical Aptitude Test Fee

Description of Work:

Apprentices are given structure on-the-job and classroom training, as well as mentorship and supervision from experienced PWD employees to prepare them for in-demand, upwardly mobile careers with the Philadelphia Water Department in ds such as: Grounds & Facilities Maintenance, Electronics & Instrumentation, Electrical Maintenance, HVAC Maintenance, Mechanical Maintenance, Engineering Aide, Laboratory Technician, Safety Technician, and Water Treatment Plant Operations.

18 years of age or older

High School Diploma or GED

Driver ’s license preferred

Needs to Succeed

• Be a successful participant of a City of Philadelphia recognized workforce development program OR graduate of a City of Philadelphia School District School.

• A recommendation from a partner organization of the City of Philadelphia may substitute for the workforce development or graduate requirements.

• Authorized to work in the United States.

•Prior introduction to the trade from a work readiness or vocational high school program preferred.

•Pass an aptitude test.

rocess

Application can be accessed at water.phila.gov/jobs

Applicants should be ready and willing to learn and perform hands on work, possess reliable means of getting to and from work, and work well with others.

ages

Community Apprentice $15.00

Contact

Phone: (215) 685-6365

Email: Ryan.McNeill@phila.gov or RecruitPW@phila.gov

Website: www.water.phila.gov/jobs

Address: 1101 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19107

rer Cadet Program

Description of Work:

Young adults interested in a career in law enforcement

Cadet Program will provide training, mentorship, discipline, and life skills that will assist those who want to serve.

• 14-20 Years of Age (applicants under the age of 18 must have a signed consent form by a parent/guardian).

• Applicant must have no arrests or convictions which would prohibit be able to participate in physical activities

rocess

Applications are accepted from April – September. A new class starts every November and continues throughout the year

Application can be accessed at ppdexplorers.org. process.

assessment and two formal interviews. Cadets under the age of 18 will need to have a parent/guardian present throughout all of the steps.

Needs to Succeed

Applicants who are accepted into the program must be willing to work as a team, the want to help others and their communities, be able to complete physical and mental tasks quickly, follow directions, and get along with others.

ages

Cadets enrolled in the program receive volunteer service hours which can be used for School Community Service requirements and training by law

• Applicants should maintain a passing behavior or character grade along with a “C” average in High School

• Applicants must be able to attend Saturday training sessions

Contact

Phone: (215) 685-8160

Email: police.explorers@phila.gov

Website: ppdexplorers.org

Address: 8501 State Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19136

Description of Work:

Plumbers install, service, and maintain potable water systems, sanitary systems, and rainwaters. Local Union 690 signatory contractors employ the Local 690 members in many different construction applications. Plumbers work in the heavy industrial, commercial, and residential sectors of the partnering with contractors in providing sophisticated piping systems to the end user. From underground installation to

required to have all the physical and mental skills needed to

18 years of age or older

Clean drug test High School Diploma or GED

rocess

Applications are accepted during the second and third weeks of January and

ages

Apprentices are paid a percentage of journeymen scale.

Apprentices are paid a percentage of journeymen scale

Applicant must come in person with a photo ID to pick up the application at the Plumbers Local 690 Union Hall – 2791 Southampton Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154

Applications are accepted during the second and third weeks of January and Applicant must come in person with a photo ID to pick up the application at the Plumbers Local 690 Union Hall – 2791 Southampton Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154.

Contact

Phone: (215) 677-6900

Website: www.plumbers690.org

by check or money order only

– all paperwork and check or money order must be received no later than the

Address: 2791 Southampton Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154 by check or money order only

– all paperwork and check or money order must be received no later than the

Address: 2791 Southampton Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154

• If the applicant passes the test they will be invited for an interview

• If the applicant passes the test they will be invited for an interview.

Needs to Succeed

Applicants need the ability to work outside in the heat and cold

Applicants need the ability to work outside in the heat and cold. Applicants need the willingness to learn, work every day, and be self-motivated.

Applicants need the willingness to learn, work every day, and be self-motivated

orkers A icinity

Description of Work:

Sheet metal workers fabricate and install a multitude of products from a variety of metals. Almost all of their work is custom designed and fabricated. Sheet metal workers fabricate anything from HVAC systems to architectural roof and cladding systems, industrial material handling systems, sign work, ornamental work, custom kitchen and food handling equipment, and anything else made of metal. Sheet metal workers fabricate all of these items from galvanized

metal, iron, steel, tern plate, copper and a variety of stainless steels. They are skilled in all metal craftwork including cutting, rolling, bending, mitering, welding, soldering, drafting,

18 years of age or older

Driver ’s license preferred

rocess

Applications are accepted year round

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

Needs to Succeed

High School knowledge of algebra and geometry

Application can be accessed at www.smartlu19.org/applications.html

$10.00 application fee is required (Money orders are the only acceptable legal tender.)

month in person. At that time the applicant will be scheduled for the aptitude test (ASVAB).

Submit documentation of:

ID, or State Non-Driver ’s License). One form of ID must have a picture. A birth documentation of birth.)

• A signed copy of Sheet Metal Worker ’s Local 19 Consent Form (available on the website)

Knowledge in blueprint reading, mechanical drawing, and welding helps ages

Starting Apprentices $22.30

Journeyperson $53.84

Medical, Vision, Dental, Pension, and Annuity

Contact

Phone: (215) 952-1999

Email: training@lu19.com

Website: www.smartlu19.org

Address: 1301 South Columbus Blvd. Philadelphia, PA 19147

classes attended

•Signed copy of the application form printed from the application website.

roofers & Allied

Description of Work:

Union Roofers and Waterproofers work on a variety of types of buildings, protecting those facilities against water intrusion and ultimate damage to the structure and its contents. the built-up type or the single-ply category. In built-up insulation boards to form a waterproof membrane. An aggremembrane from ultraviolet radiation of the sun and other environmental hazards.

includes steam and hot water heating systems, air conditioning/refrigeration systems, chemical & petrochemical plants and complete environmental systems in hospitals, schools, includes joining pipe mechanically and metallurgically by

18 years of age or older

February 1st or August 1st

Driver ’s license preferred

rocess

High School Diploma or GED

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2751 East Juniata St Philadelphia, PA 19137

soldering

ecting and working and writing technical fabricating piping or tubing using mechanical equipment is also the work of the

Clean drug test

Contact

COMPLETED APPLICATIONS and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

Phone: (215) 279-1537

Needs to Succeed

Along with a completed applications applicant must submit documentation of:

Mechanical Equipment Serviceman (MESS) – HVAC & R air conditioning, refrigeration, ventilation and heating equipment and associated combustion controls, and temperature/humidity controls are included. Building automation equipment service is also included.

• Note from family doctor stating applicant can physically perform all duties

rocess

• Letters of reference

• Passed drug test (bring receipt)

February and August Applicants must apply in person at the training center Monday through Friday 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM.

215-624-7580, located at 6940 State Rd. Philadelphia PA, 19135

Address: 2751 East Juniata St Philadelphia, PA 19137

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

Four years of English Composition, Math, and Science

English Composition, Math, Science, Four ages

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Contact

Phone: (267) 350-2610

• Completion of “OSHA 10 Construction” which can be completed online

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of: in the amount of $25.00

o OSHA approved site: https://www.careersafeonline.com/

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

ages

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

Starting Apprentices $42.86 - $61.93

Journeyperson $71.80

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

Website: www.lu420.com

Address: Philadelphia, PA 19154

Biomedical Technician Training (BTT) Pre-apprenticeship and Biomedical Research Technincian (BRT) apprenticeship programs. Wistar is a world leader in early-stage discovery science in the areas of cancer, immunology, and infectious disease. Through the Biomedical Research Technician apprenticeship, they provide a career pathway in a reseach laboratory environment. Through advanced training, apprentices acquire skill sets to facilitate experimental

Description of Work: rocess

Applications, transcripts, and 2 letters of recommendation can be submitted between November – February for a cohort of community college students that begins each May. Additional cohorts may be offered in partnership with the West Philadelphia Skills Initiative (WPSI).

Application links can be acquired by contacting kshudamcguire@wistar.org.

Needs to Succeed

Interest in contributing to biomedical research and desire to learn hands-on laboratory techniques and continue learning in the life sciences.

procedures, manage a laboratory and monitor lab safety, conduct data analysis on experiments, and other high skilled techniques with the goal of supporting a lead scientist.

Contact

Phone:

Email: kshudamcguire@wistar.org

Website: https://bit.ly/2IsocLy

Address: Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104

BTT Pre-Apprenticeship $14.00

Fox BRT Apprenticeship $15.00+

Pr requisite courses may be taken at the Community College of Philadelphia.

roofers & Allied

Description of Work:

Ste tter/P tter (BTJ)

Union Roofers and Waterproofers work on a variety of types of buildings, protecting those facilities agaisnt water intrusion and ultimate damage to the structure and its contents. in the commercial and industrial sector is generally of the built-up type or the single-ply category. In built-up layers or plies of felt are set in hot bitumen over insulation boards to form a waterproof membrane. An aggregate may be imbedded in a bitumen coat to protect the membrane from ultraviolet radiation of the sun and other environmental hazards.

18 years of age or older

18 years of age or older f class:

February 1st or August 1st

Driver ’s license preferred

rocess

High School Diploma or GED

Clean drug test

Contact

and transcripts are required to be delivered or post marked by the last Friday in October for the February class or by the last Friday in April for the August class.

Phone: (215) 279-1537

2751 East Juniata St Philadelphia, PA 19137

Along with a completed application, applicants must submit documentation of:

• Note from family doctor stating applicant can physically perform all duties of the r rade

rocess

Needs to Succeed

Address: 2751 East Juniata St Philadelphia, PA 19137

Recommended High School Preparatory Courses:

English Composition, Math, Science, Four

ages

• Letters of reference

Applications can be picked up at the Ste tters Local Union 420 Training Center - 14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

• Passed drug test (bring receipt)

The application period extends throughout the year and classes start in Applicants apply at the training center .

215-624-7580, located at 6940 State Rd. Philadelphia PA, 19135

Along with the completed application applicants must submit documentation of:

• Completion of “OSHA 10 Construction” which can be completed online

• Check or money order made payable to: Ste tters LU 420 Training Fund in the amount of $25.00

• Copy of

o OSHA approved site: https://www.careersafeonline.com/

• Copy of a valid state issued driver ’s license

• Drug & Alcohol Policy Form

• Form I9- Employment Eligibility V Form

• Copy of applicant ’s high school diploma

Starting Apprentices $21.57

• Of ranscript

• High School Equivalency Graduate Requirements – Three (3):

Journeyperson

o Copy of GED C

o Of Test Scores

$41.48

o Of ranscript – regarding all high schools attended

• Copy of Military Form DD214 Discharge/Separation Form if applicable

Apprentices start at a percentage of the current Journeymen hourly wage rate and receive rate increases each year

Contact

(267) 350-2610

www.lu420.com

14420 Townsend Road, Suite C, Philadelphia, PA 19154

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Chief of Staff, Taylor Daukaus: Taylor.Daukaus@phila.gov

Communications Manager and Scheduler, Nayyar Tenner: Nayyar.Tenner@Phila.gov

Budget Analyst/Community Affairs, Dornell Burrell: Dornell.Burrell@phila.gov

Constituent Services Director, Beth Strain Berry: Beth.Strain.Berry@phila.gov

Administrative Assistant, Venita Green: Venita.Green@phila.gov

Special Assistant, James Barkley: James.K.Barkley@phila.gov

Policy Director, Eliza Alford: Eliza.Alford@Phila.gov

Communications Director, Barry Johnson: Barry.T.Johnson@phila.gov

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