Career Connections hosts Open House for prospective Students
Career Connections hosted Clark County students and their families at the Build Better Futures Orientation Meeting at Local 1977. The “open house” style event gave families the opportunity to meet the Career Connections’ team, local contractors, and apprenticeship personnel. Learning the necessary requirements to become a professional Union Carpenters and walk through the process so they know what to expect. For more information about this event, please contact a Career Connections Outreach Specialist or visit https://wscareerconnections.org.
Eligibility Update:
Starting May 1st, 2024 Union Carpenter eligibility under the Southwest Carpenters Health and Welfare plan will be determined on a month-to-month basis instead of quarterly. Instead of needing 360 hours in a quarter, members will need 120 hours per month. We anticipate the positive impact that this update in eligibility will provide for Union Carpenters and their families. Click here to view the full breakdown of the changes.
Local 714 lend a hand to training Firemen
Union Carpenters from Local 714 are lending a helping hand to the North Net Fire Training Center, highlighting an ongoing partnership aimed at enhancing training facilities for firefighters. This collaboration involves the construction of a mockup house, complete with panels and a roof, designed to simulate real-life scenarios for training purposes. The North Net Training Authority, renowned for providing extensive training to fire and law enforcement agencies, will greatly benefit from a partnership to enhance preparation for public safety personnel’s roles in community safety.