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TILE PRE-APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM STARTING JUNE 7TH 2021

The four-week pre-apprenticeship is a competency-based, self-paced training program. Each of the 4 units is approximately one week. Each unit contains a combination of hands-on mock-ups and related classroom instruction. The related classroom instruction is designed to support the disciplines that are covered in the hands-on portion of the training. This includes in part or whole trade/skills, trade math, safety training, basic layouts, job professionalism, trade history, and labor-management relations. This outline is the minimum trade disciplines and related training that are needed to complete the program. You will be required to pass the Performance Assessment Reports as well as maintain an average of 75% on all written exams to pass this course and qualify for a recommendation to our signatory contractors.

TRAINING PROGRAMS

MN/ND BAC TRAINING CENTER LOCAL #1

The future of America’s infrastructure lies in the hands of the skilled trade worker. Masonry structures have stood the test of time with great precision and elegance dating back to the Pyramids and the Duomo by Brunelleschi. We are continuing the time honored tradition of apprenticeship. Skill’s are passed down from generation to generation with quality, pride and craftsmanship that is what really makes America Great!

Available Trades Include:

Bricklayer https://youtu.be/d-8bRrf4kd4

PCC Restoration https://youtu.be/s2KWuEJCLo0

Tile/Terrazzo https://youtu.be/3baiaZed3h0 

 

OSHA 10

This training program is intended to provide entry-level construction workers information about their rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint as well as how to identify, abate, avoid and prevent job-related hazards on a construction site. The training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control, and prevention.

Click here to register https://forms.gle/UMABFWswqbvt7jLY8

COVID-19 UPDATE

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and to answer some questions on how we are going to approach the apprenticeship training we are following the best available advice from the CDC, MN OSHA and CPWR. All apprentices and staff’s safety is of utmost importance as we approach how we are managing our training.

MN Stay safe as released guidelines for Seated Entertainment and Meeting Venues. MN OSHA has advised us to follow these guidelines you can find them here, https://staysafe.mn.gov/industry-guidance/index.jsp. We are requiring anyone entering the building to wear a mask. Avoid touching surfaces as much as possible, practice good hygiene, and practice 6′-0″ social distancing. Our classroom and shop are set up to allow for 6′-0″ distancing while doing the hands-on portion of related training. Classes have been set at sizes to stay within the allowable amount of people in the building at one time. Therefore it is imperative to attend your scheduled class.

As this is everchanging we will do our best to keep you posted. Feel free to reach out with questions or concerns.

 

 

SCP FOREMAN TRAINING

Supervisor Certification Program is a 16-hour course designed to develop skilled foreman in the Masonry Trades. Through this course participants will learn how to communicate effectively, apply leadership skill, develop effective teams, and support worker motivation. Participants will also learn how to maintain labor-management relations, plan and schedule work, how to ensure worker safety, productivity and quality of work.

These skills will be taught through written material, group interaction and working as teams.

OBJECTIVES

  • The Masonry Trades Foreman
  • Interpersonal Skill
  • Labor-Management Relations
  • Planning and Scheduling
  • Productivity
  • Quality

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER IF INTERESTED  https://forms.gle/FQkHxDu9KD7f4PU9A

DATE TO BE DETERMINED BY AMOUNT OF PARTICIPANTS INTERESTED. YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED OF CLASS DATES ONCE INTEREST LEVEL IS SUFFICIENT. 

SCAFFOLD USER

Scaffold User – This is a 6-hr class emphasizing the basic safety and hazard awareness for fabricated frame systems.

OBJECTIVES:

  • Recognize hazards associated with scaffolds
  • Proper scaffold erection, use, access, and maintenance.
  • Requirements of the competent person.
  • Identify potential scaffold hazards.
  • Describe methods to control or minimize hazards associated with scaffolds.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR CLASS https://forms.gle/LYpaoPrUS3ibYwvt6

 

FIRST AID/CPR METRO

6-hour safety certification through Minnesota Safety Council that includes 1st Aid, CPR, and AED (use of automated external defibrillator) Must pass written exam to receive certification.

Additional training offered on February 22nd, 7 am-1:00 pm 

Click here to register https://forms.gle/jeR7D1trVnJMBLjX8

 

 

BASIC BLUEPRINT READING

This 16_-hour course is designed to prepare the BAC craftworker to read and interpret construction drawings. During this course, the BAC craftworker will learn how to identify types of drawings; read lines and symbols on drawings; identify views of drawings; interpret information in drawing title blocks, notes, and specifications; read actual construction drawings, and describe the use of technology to read and use drawings on a construction site.

Course Objectives: 

After completing this course, the BAC craftworker will be able to:

  • Identify the types of construction drawings
  • Read lines and symbols on drawings
  • Identify orthographic, architectural, floor plan, section, and detail drawings
  • Interpret information in title blocks, notes, and specifications
  • Read actual construction drawings
  • Identify the uses of technology to read and use drawings on the job site

Target Audience:

  • This course is mandatory for all apprentices.
  • This course is also available to all journey workers who wish to participate.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER https://forms.gle/reii8Nx2XRNCZcaX8

 

CAREER AS BRICKLAYER PROVIDES FOR FAMILY OF SEVEN

One of Sean Robinson’s favorite past-times is playing with his five children. They read, play basketball, and are genuinely excited to spend time together.

A resident of Golden Valley, Minnesota, a suburb in the Twin Cities, Robinson, 39, has found a career to provide for his five children.

After Robinson graduated from high school, he worked odd jobs trying to make ends meet.

 

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