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The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Apprenticeship Program was established to promote efficient and high-quality field construction by skilled craftsmen in the Boilermaker trade. The program provides an opportunity for a person to work through self-studies and on-the-job training, while participating in classroom instruction at Local training centers throughout the Northeast region of the United States.

Boilermaker work demands a high degree of technical skill and knowledge, a dedication to excellence, a willingness to study and complete on-the-job-training and an ability to travel from job site to job site to maintain employment.

For more information, visit https://boilermakersapprenticeship.com/

The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers represents more than 50,000 skilled craftsmen and women and industrial workers who work in heavy industry, shipbuilding, manufacturing, railroads, cement, mining and related industries. We construct and repair electric power plants, refineries, pulp and paper mills and steel mills. We build naval ships and commercial tankers, repair locomotives, make cement, and mine coal, gypsum and talc. We forge tools for industry and make consumer goods.

Our union aggressively prepares, promotes, protects and defends our members. We’re the right choice for workers who want an innovative, forward-thinking union that looks out for its members today and tomorrow. And we’re the right choice for owners, contractors and other employers who want to get the job done right —on time, within budget and safely.

Every time visit https://boilermakers.org for more information

National Association of Construction Boilermaker Employers (NACBE)’s mission is to identify key issues that impact the success and vitality of the construction industry and collaborate with the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, employers and other industry organizations with mutual interests to facilitate solutions that promote the highest standards of excellence, productivity, safety and professionalism in the construction industry through the use of information, education and positive, productive relationships between employers, labor and industrial owners.

For more information, visit https://nacbe.com

The MOST program allows the boilermakers to be a mobile workforce, sending workers to areas where they are needed the most, while maintaining the high standards for quality workmanship through the nationally standardized training program.

The MOST Programs – Mobilization, Optimization, Stabilization and Training – are designed to increase the skill levels of all Boilermakers and provide value to the Owners and Contractors who employ them. Since its inception, MOST Programs have resulted in a 90 percent reduction in OSHA recordable injuries. The 16 programs that comprise MOST were developed and designed specifically for the Boilermaker trade and are categorized in one of four dedicated components based on their intent.

For more information, visit https://mostprograms.com/program/

Building Trades Employers Association is the construction contractor’s unified advocate for construction safety standards, professional development, government affairs, public relations and fostering communication between public officials, public and private owners, labor and the general public. Realizing that a construction industry is essential to the vibrant future of New York City, its activities are dedicated to a building environment meeting the highest of environmental standards, integrity, cost efficiency, productivity and value that contributes to improving the quality of life in New York City. BTEA represents 26 Construction Manager, General Contractor, Subcontractor and Specialty Trade contractor associations with over 1,200 individual contractor members.

To learn more, please visit https://www.bteany.com.