Heat & Frost Insulator Apprenticeship
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What Is A Heat And Frost Insulator?
The
function of an insulator is to insulate mechanical structures, whether hot or
cold, from ambient temperatures. Any surfaces having low, medium or high
temperatures, such as boilers, refrigeration units, furnaces, heat exchangers,
many pipes, tanks, etc., found in powerhouses, refineries, aboard ships, in
high-rise buildings, will be insulated by our mechanics for process control,
for fire protection, for personnel protection or for sound reduction. After the
insulation has been applied, protective covers, coatings and jacketing are also
fabricated and installed.
Qualifications/Requirements
- Must be at least 18 years of age. There is no maximum age.
- Applicant must be in good health and physically able to perform all phases of the work.
- Must be a high school graduate (or equivalent), must have completed one year of geometry with a minimum grade of “C”.
- Related Training Classes are conducted only in English.
- Applicant must complete all
application forms and must be legally employable in the
- Applicant must possess a
current, valid drivers license allowing the
applicant to operate a motor vehicle in
Benefits
Our
program is sponsored jointly by the Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos
Workers
Program
To complete the program, apprentices must work at least 6000 hours
on the job, rotating through various work processes. This is to obtain a well
rounded exposure to the trade. Apprentices must also attend at least 576 hours
to training classes (144 hours per year for four years) at the
Application Process
Applications
are accepted on an ongoing basis.
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