Terms of the Apprenticeship:
The period of apprenticeship is six thousand (6000) hours. The apprenticeship may be less than 6,000 hours if the apprentice has prior experience worked as a boilermaker or has qualifications as a certified welder. Credit hours are granted based on hours worked as a field construction boilermaker, submitted by the applicant along with skill performance evaluations.
The self-study program and minimum of five hundred and seventy-six (576) hours of classroom training must be completed before graduating, regardless of the on-the-job hours accumulated or credit hours granted.
Probationary Period:
All apprentices are subject to a probationary period determined by the Area Joint Committee, normally six months. During the probationary period, apprentices will be evaluated on willingness to accept work assignments, performance on the job and in the class-room, attendance, punctuality, and writing and submission of work reports and related studies.
After the probationary period, apprentices are required to maintain the high standards set by the National and Area Apprenticeship program.
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