Laborers' Apprenticeship Program Northern

Program Overview

The Laborers Apprenticeship Program for Northern Nevada is looking for qualified people to apply to our program. We are Construction Craft Laborers (CCLs) and work on all types of construction jobs including highways and bridges, solar farm construction, commercial and industrial buildings, concrete construction, pipelines, and more.

From pouring and finishing concrete to pipe laying to asphalt paving (and so much more), we work alongside other construction trades to get the job done. CCLs must be problem solvers and work well with others. The work of a CCL is physically demanding. Most of the work is done outdoors in all kinds of weather.

Our apprenticeship program consists of 4,000 hours of on‑job learning (paid) and 300 hours of industry‑related classroom and hands‑on training. On average it takes a little over two years to complete the program.

Apprentices start at 70 % of the journey worker’s wage ($24.82/hour) and work toward becoming a journey worker (currently $35.45/hour). Employers pay an additional $17.73 per hour for benefits including family medical, pension, vacation, and training. You can get up to 15 credits through Western NV College for your apprenticeship training (and we pay the tuition). Completion of the program can lead to a successful career with great pay, benefits and a secure retirement.

The CCL responsibilities include: pouring and finishing concrete, pipe laying, asphalt paving, and performing other tasks required on a variety of construction projects such as highways, bridges, solar farms, commercial and industrial buildings, and pipelines. The role requires working closely with other construction trades to get the job done.

• Be at least 18 years of age.
• Be able to physically perform the work of the trade.

• Drug testing on a regular basis.
• Verification of legal employment eligibility to work in the United States.

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