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…Work will return to the Construction Industry!
WILL YOU BE READY?
…OSHA 30 is becoming the “STANDARD” required on many jobs!
WILL YOU BE READY?
…If you work with a crane you MUST be Rigging / Signal Qualified!
WILL YOU BE READY?
…to work on a temporary elevated platform you MUST have a Scaffold card!
WILL YOU BE READY?
Please take time to get the training you will need to go back to work. Don’t wait to have someone tell you what you don’t have.
TAKE THE TRAINING!!!
When you take any two of the following: First Aid/CPR/AED, OSHA 30, Rigging/Signalperson, or Scaffold training you will receive an “I’m Ready” t-shirt along with your certifications. Then you can demonstrate to everyone...
“I’M READY” for work!
Check the schedule for Day and Night School training opportunities. If you are on lay-off, call us at 262-574-6995 to check class availability.
GANG FORMS 101
If you are interested in developing your skills as a concrete former, join us at 7:00am on Thursday, February 23rd and Friday, February 24th, 2012 OR
Monday, March 5th and Tuesday, March 6th, 2012.
We will work with EFCO HP Series, EFCO Plate Girder Systems, and EFCO Lights with the Operating Engineers, Local 139, as we fly in forms.
Please call the Training Center at 262-574-6995 to reserve your spot.
Attention Members!
*To view the Night School schedule, click the classes tab and select Skill Advancement
**New Skill Advancement Classes** Please note dates and times vary.
Human Performance (8 hours)
February 17th 7:00am -3:30pm
OSHA 30 (32 hours)
February 20th through March 1st 5:00pm -9:00pm
Confined Space (16 hours)
February 20th and February 21st 7:00am -3:30pm
Structural Welding I (40 hours) **CLASS IS FULL**
February 29th through March 6th 7:00am - 3:30pm
Structural Welding I (40 hours)
March 26th through March 30th 7:00am -3:30pm
*Fall Protection Standards have changed.
Please see the news and events tab for more information pertaining to your qualification card.
* Attention members residing in the City of Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Common Council enacted an ordinance that mandates unemployed city residents perform 25% of all hours worked in public works projects & developments that receive $1 million in city assistance. This ordinance created the Milwaukee Residential Preference Program (RPP), and it applies to projects receiving tax incremental financing or (TIF) money in the City, as well.
The RPP Program provides preferential employment on construction projects to those City of Milwaukee residents that are unemployed. Eligibility requires you to provide proof of residency and to have worked less than 1,200 hours in the preceding 12 months, or are currently unemployed and have been for the last 30 consecutive days. Proof of residency is:
- Current utility bill with your name/address
- Valid Drivers License or State ID
- Last year's federal tax form
RPP Certification does not guarantee employment but will provide a potential for your placement. RPP Certification must be done in person at WRTP/BIG STEP, located at 3841 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53208. Call WRTP/BIG STEP at 414-937-3600 to set up an appointment.
Once you are certified, please notify the The Southeast Wisconsin Carpentry Training Center Office at 262-574-6995.
Human Performance (8 hours)
February 17th 7:00am -3:30pm
OSHA 30 (32 hours)
February 20th through March 1st 5:00pm -9:00pm
Confined Space (16 hours)
February 20th and February 21st 7:00am -3:30pm
Structural Welding I (40 hours) **CLASS IS FULL**
February 29th through March 6th 7:00am - 3:30pm
Structural Welding I (40 hours)
March 26th through March 30th 7:00am -3:30pm
*Fall Protection Standards have changed.
Please see the news and events tab for more information pertaining to your qualification card.
* Attention members residing in the City of Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Common Council enacted an ordinance that mandates unemployed city residents perform 25% of all hours worked in public works projects & developments that receive $1 million in city assistance. This ordinance created the Milwaukee Residential Preference Program (RPP), and it applies to projects receiving tax incremental financing or (TIF) money in the City, as well.
The RPP Program provides preferential employment on construction projects to those City of Milwaukee residents that are unemployed. Eligibility requires you to provide proof of residency and to have worked less than 1,200 hours in the preceding 12 months, or are currently unemployed and have been for the last 30 consecutive days. Proof of residency is:
- Current utility bill with your name/address
- Valid Drivers License or State ID
- Last year's federal tax form
RPP Certification does not guarantee employment but will provide a potential for your placement. RPP Certification must be done in person at WRTP/BIG STEP, located at 3841 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53208. Call WRTP/BIG STEP at 414-937-3600 to set up an appointment.
Once you are certified, please notify the The Southeast Wisconsin Carpentry Training Center Office at 262-574-6995.
Effective November 1, 2011, Wisconsin Act 35 went into effect. This act permits individuals to carry concealed weapons if that person undergoes training and obtains a license.
The Southeast Wisconsin Carpentry Training Center prohibits the carrying of firearms into the Training Center by all.
Individuals wishing to carry weapons under Wisconsin Act 35 have that right under the statute; however those weapons must be stored in your own locked personal vehicle while training or any other business is being done at The Southeast Wisconsin Carpentry Training Center or its extended training sites.
