Stationary Engineer Apprenticeship
Web-site: www.local39training.org
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What is a
Stationary Engineer?
What Is A Stationary Engineer?
Responsibility for the operation
and maintenance of various facilities i.e., buildings, hospitals, hotels,
dairies, bakeries water/wastewater treatment facilities, correctional
facilities and maintenance of H.V.A.C., Life Safety Systems, etc.
Qualifications/Requirements
- An applicant must be 18 years of age at date of
application - no maximum.
- Applicant must have a high school diploma, State
Proficiency Certificate or G.E.D. equivalent.
Benefits
Our program is jointly
sponsored by various participating Employers and I.U.O.E. Stationary Engineer
Union. Benefits are as per the contract with the individual Employer. Health
& Welfare plans provide a choice of comprehensive health coverage. in addition
to pension, sick leave, vacation, etc.
Program
Forty (40) hours per week, a minimum of 8000 hours/four (4) years of on-the-job experience.
Classroom supplemental related training two nights a week for 3 hours per night and 670 class hours (minimum) of related training.
Passing grade in eight
subjects as outlined in the Apprenticeship Standards.
Application Process
Applications are accepted
on an ongoing basis.
Contact information
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Address |
City |
State |
Zip |
Region |
NC/SC/CV |
WorkPhone |
FaxNumber |
Email |
Website |
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560
Barnveld Avenue |
San Francisco |
CA |
94124-1804 |
Northern
California |
NC |
(415)
285-3939 |
(415)
285-6916 |
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Last revised: 1/25/03