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The document outlines the Work Process Schedule for the Form Builder Carpenter apprenticeship, detailing a two or three-year program with specific on-the-job learning (OJL) hours, apprentice wage schedules, and related instruction requirements. It includes a flexible training matrix to adapt to local industry needs while ensuring apprentices gain essential skills in core areas such as materials, tools, formwork, and concrete construction.

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Begin with the 'Term of Apprenticeship' section. Enter the duration of the apprenticeship, selecting either two (2) or three (3) years, and ensure you specify the required on-the-job learning hours.
In the 'Ratio of Apprentices to Journeyworkers' field, insert the appropriate ratio as outlined in your collective bargaining agreement (CBA).
Fill out the 'Apprentice Wage Schedule' by entering the progressively increasing wage percentages based on current journeyworker rates.
For both 2-year and 3-year programs, complete each section by filling in the percentage for each six-month period as indicated.
Review the 'Schedule of Work Experience' and 'Schedule of Related Instruction' sections to ensure all necessary modifications are made according to local needs before submission.

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What does a form carpenter do?

As a form carpenter, you consult drawings, measure, and cut wood to shape the molds and position them so that the concrete can dry after pouring.

What certification is commonly required for a carpenter?

Common certifications for carpenters include: OSHA training. National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) Certified Lead Carpenter (CLC) National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Graduate Master Builder (GMB)

What is the highest paid type of carpenter?

High Paying Carpentry Jobs Millwork Project Manager. Salary range: $67,000-$85,500 per year. Carpenter Foreman. Salary range: $55,000-$69,000 per year. Journeyman Carpenter. Salary range: $52,500-$68,500 per year. Master Carpenter. Residential Carpenter. Finish Carpenter. Form Setter. Rough Carpenter.

How to be a verified carpenter?

To become certified as a carpenter, you will need to complete a vocational training program that includes both classroom instruction and hands-on experience. These programs are typically offered by trade schools, community colleges, or vocational training centers.

Do carpenters need to be licensed?

Only a few states require a carpentry license, but others might require general contractor licenses if the work is over a particular amount. Licenses are usually required for jobs beyond minor construction. Definitions of carpentry and general contractor jobs vary state-by-state.

Is a carpentry certification worth it?

The HBI PACT Carpentry certification is a valuable credential for anyone seeking a career in the construction industry. It provides comprehensive training in carpentry skills, including blueprint reading, cutting, framing, and finishing, while emphasizing safety knowledge and hands-on experience.

What is the difference between a carpenter and a formwork carpenter?

Formwork carpenters are involved in concrete construction. When people think of carpenters, they often imagine those who assemble wooden houses or temple carpenters who build and repair shrines and temples. However, formwork carpenters do different work. Despite the title carpenter, they do not assemble houses.

Is carpentry a form of construction?

Carpenters are involved in many phases of construction and may have opportunities to become first-line supervisors, lead carpenters, independent contractors, or general construction supervisors.

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