1. MSBTC Home Page The Council's purpose is to coordinate and harmonize the activities of its affiliated local unions Category Regional North America...... The COMET program has helped hundreds of building trades unionists develop the skillsand techniques needed to teach members the economics of the construction http://www.mibldgtrds.org/

Who We Are Building Trades Council Directory Newsletter Legislative Sites ... Links to Other Sites Michigan State Building and Construction Trades Council The Michigan State Building and Construction Trades Council received its Charter from the Building and Construction Trades Department, AFL-CIO on February 26, 1957. The Council's purpose is to coordinate and harmonize the activities of its affiliated local unions in the building and construction trades industry in Michigan. It fosters the growth and development of these unions and their members by advancing apprenticeship training and promoting health and safety practices in construction. It assists the affiliated unions in securing improved wages, hours and working conditions through the process of collective bargaining. The Michigan Building Trades Council engages in legislative activity to promote and advance the interests of the building and construction trades industry. In addition, the Council pursues research, legal and public relations activities. At the job site: the Council spearheads cooperative labor-management efforts to protect the safety and health of all construction workers.

2. Building Trades building trades is a twoyear program designed to teach basic and technicalskills in carpentry, electrical wiring, masonry, and plumbing. http://www2.mde.k12.ms.us/1600/votech/building_trades.htm

BUILDING TRADES is a two-year program designed to teach basic and technical skills in carpentry, electrical wiring, masonry, and plumbing. Students receive instruction in all phases of the construction industry including the use of equipment, selection and cost of materials, and reading of blueprints. Building Trades is involved in the "Wheels of Learning" program with the construction industry. Students completing the program have a chance to work in the summer, and upon graduation with a construction company in the state of Mississippi.

3. Doug Jerke Building Trades Instructor I am one of four instructors that teach building trades. My goal is to prepareevery second year building trades student the world of construction. http://sweb.lati.tec.sd.us/btrades/doug.htm

Doug Jerke Building Trades Instructor My name is Doug Jerke I am an instructor in the Building Trades Department at Lake Area Technical Institute. I have been teaching Building Trades since the fall of 1981. I am one of four instructors that teach Building Trades. My goal is to prepare every second year Building Trades student for the world of construction. I find this to be challenging as well as rewarding. The curriculum that we use to teach will open many doors in the construction world. If you have any questions or comments, e-mail me at jerked@lati.tec.sd.us

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7. The Reporter - Building Trades Cancellation Disappoints Students A Belle Vernon service club has joined with a Westmoreland County vocational school to build benches for use in the Mon Valley. http://www.wisinfo.com/thereporter/news/archive/local_4425169.shtml

var prop1 = "Fond du Lac" var prop6 = "news" Fond du Lac Weather Temp: Hi: Lo: Main Page Local News Waupun News Sports ... NIE Posted June 11, 2002 Building trades cancellation disappoints students By Marianne Szabo Of The Reporter Staff The class has constructed houses for more than a decade, although only remodeling assignments could be obtained during the 2001-2002 school year. Advanced Building Trades is a two-semester class that meets daily for three hours. The prerequisite is Introduction to Building Trades, which meets one hour a day over two semesters. Losy said that since students found out about the cancellation this spring, it was too late to take other classes. He said many take the introduction course first, expecting to advance to the next level. Students in the 1997-98 building trades program drafted a letter defending the program to the School Board when they heard of the possible cancellation, but the letter was never sent, Losy said, because by then the board already axed the course. The letter was signed by Andy Derksen, Eli Glewen, Andy Kast, Ben Brewer, Bernie Boldt, Matt Clagett, Jeremy Thurk and Matt Vellema.

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D R A F T I N G Modern computer drafting systems allow the Drafting students to explore the process of taking ideas, sketches and specifications of designers and engineers and preparing them to scale. Using standard symbols and approved drawing techniques, these high school students are able to experience hands-on development of drafting projects. The first year Drafting program provides instruction in the fundamentals of lettering and lines, use of instruments, and basic measurements. Students become familiar with one-view, two-view, and three-view drawings, isometrics and obliques. The second year course familiarizes students with foundations, residential floor plans, electrical plans, specifications, structural steel detailing for commercial buildings, and surveying. Students who successfully complete one year or more of Drafting and comply with other exemption requirements may qualify for six semester hours credit with the Drafting and Design Technology program of Hinds Community College in Raymond, MS. Information can be provided to students by the Drafting instructor upon request. The goal of the Drafting program is to help students develop skills, knowledge, and attitudes for gainful employment in the field of drafting or in a related field. Through skills acquired in this course, students will have a background to prepare them for college coursework in civil and mechanical engineering, architecture, or other related majors.

9. Charter School To Teach Trades Charter school to teach trades. Truants, dropouts get will focus on construction trades, technology and academics with some students building houses before they graduate. http://enquirer.com/editions/2001/05/31/loc_charter_school_to.html

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10. MN Building Trades The Minnesota State building Construction trades Council needs to the followingcraft and trades jurisdictions Both programs teach fundamental skills such as http://www.minnesotabuildingtrades.org/trades/

Trades Apprenticeship Recruitment Compensation asbestos worker boilermaker bricklayer / tile setting carpentry cement mason / finisher construction drivers electrician elevator constructor glazier iron worker construction laborer lather millwright operating engineer (heavy equipment) painter pile driver pipe fitter plasterer plumber roofer sheet metal worker sprinkler fitter PAINTING AND WALLCOVERING Description: Painters and wallcovering professionals work in all kinds of commercial and industrial environments, from work that takes a few days to large-scale projects that can take weeks to complete. Apprentices learn blueprint reading, surface preparation, color harmony, wood finishing, use and care of state-of-the-art tools and equipment, spray painting, decorative finishing, wallcovering and health and safety regulations. DRYWALL FINISHING Description: Drywall finishers, also known as tapers, start their jobs after drywall installation. Finishers tape and apply joint compound to prepare walls for painting, wallcovering or other finishes. Apprentices learn blueprint reading, surface preparation, drywall finishing, use and care of state-of-the-art tools and equipment, and health and safety regulations. Description: Glazing and glassworking are separate apprenticeship programs, focusing either on the installation or the fabrication aspects of the trade. Both programs teach fundamental skills such as blueprint reading and health and safety regulations, as well as the specialized industry skills needed to be successful. Glaziers install and repair windows, mirrors, architectural aluminum window and door framing, shower and bath enclosures, automatic doors, plastics and exterior panels. Glassworkers fabricate aluminum doors and windows, insulated glass units, shower doors, mirrors and glass tabletops. They also cut glass and mirrors and operate glass-edging machines.

11. MVTC Building Trades The building trades industry is an exciting and expanding field The building trades industry plays an important part in course is designed to teach students and provide learning http://www.lcps.k12.nm.us/MVTC/buildingtrades.html

The building trades industry is an exciting and expanding field and can provide numerous opportunities for future gainful employment. Construction workers, carpenters and mason workers make up one of the largest group of skilled workers in the United States today. Often individuals within these fields begin their careers as an apprentice to a contractor. Later, many gain additional training and expertise in these areas which may lead them to becoming supervisors and/or owners of their own businesses. The Building Trades industry plays an important part in shaping the communities in which we live. Not only can knowledge acquired in this course be applied to the commercial working environment, but also to the maintenance of an individual's own home. This program provides for the development of manipulative skills, instruction in safety practices, and the introduction of related technical knowledge on specific trade information. The course is designed to teach students and provide learning experiences in building as well as how to use hand and power tools. Students are engaged in the areas of: Wood crafts Furniture making Career exploration Career Possibilities Bricklayer Building handyman Drywall Installer Painter Carpenter Furniture builder Wall framer Roofer For further information regarding this program, please contact

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13. Building Trades remodeled theaters and worked on numerous projects designed to teach new skills BuildingTrades is open to all students and offers opportunities in construction http://www.biddschools.org/brcot/from_troy/btc.html

Pictures Projects Building a House Building Trades The Building Trades program offers students the opportunity to develop the expertise necessary to compete for employment and further education in the field of building construction. By focusing on learning by doing, students enrolled in this program have built houses, sheds, covered bridges, docks, remodeled theaters and worked on numerous projects designed to teach new skills, and enhance previously learned skills. One in every four jobs is related to the construction industry. This reality serves as the basis for the curriculum offered in this two year program. Building Trades is open to all students and offers opportunities in construction and related fields. A working knowledge of math and reading, as well as an ability to work well with others, are essential if students are to be successful meeting program objectives Employment/Post Secondary Opportunities Building Contractor Building Related Trades: Carpentry Drywall Roofing Insulation Siding Flooring Cabinetry Realtor Remodeling Historical Restoration Timber Framing Facilities Management Construction Management Material / Cost Estimating Back COT Home Home

14. Building Trades Labor-Management Organization Of Washington Safety Health Trainers Which Will Be Managed By The building trades LaborManagement Safety Health Course(S) You Are Certified To teach (Qualified By http://www.builditsmart.org/train_form.htm

Construction Related Data Base Information Sheet Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Fax: E-MAIL: Organization: (Qualified By Having Years Of Teaching Experience With This Subject) Course Title: Length Of Course: Hours Certified / Qualified By: Course Title: Length Of Course: Hours Certified / Qualified By: Course Title: Length Of Course: Hours Certified / Qualified By: Course Title: Length Of Course: Hours Certified / Qualified By: Course Title: Length Of Course: Hours Certified / Qualified By: Are You Limited To Training Within A Particular Group Or Segment Of The Construction Industry? yes no If Yes, Please Express That Limitation. (Example) We Only Train Carpenter Apprentices: Can You Do This Training Anywhere In The State Or Are You Limited To A Particular Area? (Example) We Primarily Provide Training In The Spokane Area: Statewide Limited Area If Limited Area, Please Describe: For Additional Information, Please Contact Chuck Bailey @ (360) 956-9200 Or E-Mail Safetyhealth@Aol.Com

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Safe Not Sorry Eye Safety Encourage Your Family and Construction Worker to Use Eye Protection at Home and at Work. We Only Get One Set of Eyes! Imagine waking up in the morning and not being able to see your loved ones! Eye injuries can be prevented if good safety practices are followed, and appropriate eye protection worn. In construction more than 10,000 eye injuries occur each year that force workers to miss work! Construction has the highest rate of eye injuries when compared to other lines of work. At Home and At Work activities can put your eyes at risk in less than a blink of an eye! From flumes and splashes from household cleaners, to dust and flying debris from lawn tools, to nails, metal, splinters, and cut wire ends flying in the air. Sawing, grinding and chipping all make irritating dust. As well as moving machinery and power tool use. Serious injury and blindness can occur not only to yourself, but to others nearby. Children should be taught to protect their eyes from an early age. Commit this month to the use of Safety Eyewear to avoid risky eye injuries.

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The building trades industry is an exciting and expanding field and can provide numerous opportunities for future gainful employment. Construction workers, carpenters and mason workers make up one of the largest group of skilled workers in the United States today. Often individuals within these fields begin their careers as an apprentice to a contractor. Later, many gain additional training and expertise in these areas which may lead them to becoming supervisors and/or owners of their own businesses. The Building Trades industry plays an important part in shaping the communities in which we live. Not only can knowledge acquired in this course be applied to the commercial working environment, but also to the maintenance of an individual's own home. This program provides for the development of manipulative skills, instruction in safety practices, and the introduction of related technical knowledge on specific trade information. The course is designed to teach students and provide learning experiences in building as well as how to use hand and power tools. Students are engaged in the areas of: Wood crafts Furniture making Career exploration Career Possibilities Bricklayer Building handyman Drywall Installer Painter Carpenter Furniture builder Wall framer Roofer For further information regarding this program, please contact

17. Main All of the programs offered teach students marketable skills through practicalhandson demonstration. Three years ago, the building trades Program was http://www.jeffhigh.homestead.com/main.html

The House GCCS Vocational Programs Greater Clark County Schools Vocational Programs Enrollment Application ... Course Prerequisites Instructor: Mr. Joe Jones (Home page) Instructional Assistant: Mr. Troy Danner The House Jeffersonville High School Building Trades Jeffersonville High School takes great pride in its School-to-Career Programs. All of the programs offered teach students marketable skills through practical hands-on demonstration. Students participate in all phases of new home construction including framing, roofing, drywall, interior trim work, and painting. On inclement-weather days, students have indoor projects in the Building Trades Lab. By working in the Lab and on the job site, students learn the safe and proper use of power and hand tools used in new home construction. The Instructor- Mr. Joe Jones- has been in the building business for more than 20 years. Mr. Jones earned his bachelor of science degree in Industial Arts Education at Western Kentucky Univesity. He is currently working toward his master of education degree at Indiana University Southeast. The Instructional Assistant- Mr. Troy Danner- Is new to the building trades program. But, not to Greater Clark County Schools. After serving Parkview Middle School as an In School Suspension Monitor for 8 years, he moved to Jeffersonville High School in the year 2000. He is currently working on his degree in Secondary Education at Indiana University Southeast. He aspires to teach English.

18. Building Trades 2301, 8008 AUTOCAD BEGINNING (8007) This course is designed to teach the student BUILDINGTRADES GRADUATES WILL ALSO NEED TO COMPLETE 3 ELECTIVES IN CARPENTRY http://www.rockingham.k12.va.us/mtc/buildingtrades1.htm

BUILDING TRADES OBJECTIVE: Upon completion, the student (if he/she is enrolled as a diploma student) will receive a diploma. OBJECTIVE: Upon completion, the student (if he/she is enrolled as an apprentice) will receive a certificate of completion for Apprenticeship-Related Instruction. COURSE OUTLINE BASIC TECHNICAL MATH (48 hrs.) CONCEPTS OF TECHNOLOGY (42 hrs.) ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING AND BLUEPRINT READING (42 hrs.) FUNDAMENTALS OF CARPENTRY (42 hrs.) CARPENTRY II (RESIDENTIAL) (45 hrs.) ELECTRICITY I (A.C./D.C. THEORY) (42 hrs.) ELECTRICITY II (RESIDENTIAL) (42 hrs.) MASONRY I (45 hrs.) PLUMBING PRACTICES I (42 hrs.) ADVANCED BLUEPRINT READING AND ESTIMATING (42 hrs.) AUTOCAD - BEGINNING (36 hrs.) ESTIMATING FOR CONSTRUCTION TRADES (24 hrs.) INDUSTRIAL HEALTH AND SAFETY (21 hrs.) INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS (18 hrs.) HUMAN RELATION SKILLS (21 hrs.) COMMUNICATION SKILLS (21 hrs.) SUPERVISORY SKILLS (21 hrs.) AND THREE ELECTIVES FROM THE FOLLOWING AREAS: CARPENTRY, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, MASONRY, REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING, SHEET METAL or WELDING COURSE DESCRIPTIONS (FOR BUILDING TRADES) BASIC TECHNICAL MATH (2301) Basic Technical Math presents the topics of arithmetic with whole numbers, common fractions, decimal fractions, percentage, measurement numbers, metric and English unit conversions, scientific notation, exponential operations and basic algebra - including the use of formulas and equation solving.

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ATLANTIC COUNTY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL Adult Education School Calendar Spring 2003 January 01 Winter Recess-School Closed 02 Mail and Walk-in Registration for Evening school GED classes, ABE classes, English as a Second Language classes resume. Adult High School classes resume. 20 Martin Luther King Day-School Closed 27 Adult Part-time Evening classes begin. February 04 GED Placement Test 5:45 pm - 9:30 pm (New Students) 17 President's Day - School Closed March 04 GED Placement Test 5:45 pm - 9:30 pm (New Students) April 08 GED Placement Test 5:45 pm - 9:30 pm (New Students) 17-21 Winter Recess - School Closed May 26 Memorial Day - School Closed REGISTRATION DATES First Come, First Served Basis MAIL REGISTRATION DATES Now through January 24, 2003 WALK-IN REGISTRATION Now through January 24, 2003 8:30 am - 9:00 pm Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 3:00 pm Friday CLASSES BEGIN Week of January 27, 2003 Adult Evening School Late registrations will be accepted on a space available basis.

20. Course Descriptions - Lansing Community College s building trades (BLDT minimum and Department Approval RestrictionResidential building Majors This None This seminar will teach the basic......Course http://www.lansing.cc.mi.us/courses/descriptions/bldt.htm

ACADEMICS AND CAREERS ADMINISTRATION RESOURCES ... Course Index Course Descriptions - Building Trades (BLDT) BLDT 100 Introduction to Construction Prerequisite : None This course covers basic concepts of construction; including city and regional planning, managing, contracting, designing, engineering, estimating, bidding and inspecting; as well as the production work normally associated with construction. (F) BLDT 101 Basic Woodworking Prerequisite : None Students learn about wood characteristics, hand and portable power tools, woodworking machinery, joint construction, fastening methods, woodworking techniques and procedures, and technical information to be applied to student-made projects. (F, Sp) BLDT 103 Structural Blueprint Reading Prerequisite : None This course covers symbols, conventions and abbreviations used in structural blueprints. The student will be able to recognize conventions and verbally describe their interpretation in trade or lay terms according to standard architectural practices. Residential and commercial prints are used to show the relationship between working drawings and specifications. (F, Sp, Su)

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