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The AGC of NW Ohio provides resources that can help you decide if a career in commercial construction is right for you. Some of the most iconic projects (pictured above) were completed by Union Skilled Trades Workers.
Apprentices Earn while they Learn
A career in a commercial construction trade begins with an apprenticeship. An apprentice will learn both in the classroom and on the job site. They receive wages and benefits and -- in many cases -- credit hours towards an Associate's Degree. Those who complete an apprenticeship become Journeyman. The Northwest Ohio Construction Education Center is a great resource for career and apprenticeship opportunities!
Commercial Construction Trades include:
- Boilermakers No. 85
- Bricklayers Local 3
- Carpenters/Millwrights/Floorlayers Local 351
- Cement Masons
- Electricians No. 8
- Glaziers IUPAT D.C. No. 6
- Insulators No. 45
- Ironworkers No. 55
- Laborers Local 500
- Operating Engineers No. 18
- Painters IUPAT D.C. No. 6
- Plasterers
- Plumbers, Steamfitters & Service Mechanics No. 50
- Roofers No. 134
- Sheet Metal No. 33