Ohio Carpenters’ Joint Apprenticeship & Training Program
The Apprenticeship Program
Did you know that a good quality of life for you and your family is just a few steps away? Launching a career as a union carpenter will place in your hands skills that are in demand in this state’s construction industry. And, you will be part of the strongest and most loyal organization in the country. And the pay and fringe benefits are pretty good, too.
Skill Advancement Training
Training doesn’t end when you’re a Journeyperson. We believe in lifelong learning to enhance your skills, employability, productivity and job satisfaction. Technology is constantly changing and our members stay ahead of the curve with Enhancement Training. Any member can take any class we offer.
Career Paths
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Carpentry
Our training will teach you to measure, saw, level and work with a host of building materials.
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Floor Covering
Floorlayers are craftsmen, skilled in the installation of carpeting, hardwood and tile.
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Millwright
Responsibilities include study and interpretation of blueprints, drilling, welding and bolting.
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Pile Driver
Pile Drivers maneuver huge construction machinery to drive metal, concrete or wood piling into the earth, during the early stages of construction projects. They apply welding and rigging skills daily.
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Benefits of the Carpenters’ Apprenticeship Program
- All apprenticeship classes, training and associate degree college credit earned during the program are provided at no cost to the student
- Earn from 60 to 95 percent of the journey-level wage during the apprenticeship program. Wage rates range from $29 – 35 / hour.
- Gain union benefits after 90 days in the program
- Receive on-the-job training with experienced journeymen
- Learn from seasoned instructors with years of field experience in their respective fields
- Pursue a college degree during the apprenticeship program
- Receive certification in the particular course of study selected