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GLAZIER

Glaziers install metal framing, glass reflective panels, door glass, mirrors, and plexiglass in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
Length of Apprenticeship:
Three(3) Years – Minimum of 6,000 hours on-the job training

*Apprentices begin by attending two nights of orientation.

*Apprentices attend classroom instruction one night per week, three hours a night the remainder of 

 the program.

*Apprentices work five days a week receiving on-the-job training.

Wage Information:

1st 1000 hours 50% of journeyman wage
2nd 6 mos./1000 hours 55% of journeyman wage
3rd 6 mos./1000 hours 65% of journeyman wage
4th 6 mos./1000 hours 70% of journeyman wage
5th 6 mos./1000 hours 80% of journeyman wage
6th 6 mos./1000 hours 90% of journeyman wage
Journeyman Level 100% of journeyman wage
(View current wage rates )

Benefits:
Health & Welfare (after 3 months), Pension (Local and International), Annuity

Basic Requirements:
*Must be at least 18-years old and show a birth certificate.
*Must be a U.S. citizen.
*Must have a high school diploma or a G.E.D. certificate.
*Must have a valid driver’s license.
*Must have reliable transportation.
*Must pass a physical exam.
*Must pass an aptitude test.
 *Must pass an oral interview.
*Must pass a drug screening.

Working Conditions:
Glaziers work in all kinds of weather conditions.

Recommended Preparatory Classes:
Mathematics, mechanical drawing, geometry, welding, and computer classes.

Abilities:
 *Must be able to lift at least 70 pounds.
*Must be able to work at high levels from scaffolds and ladders.
*Must be able to follow instructions.
*Must be able to pay attention to details.

Work Experience: (Helpful, but not necessary for acceptance.)
Familiarity with construction work, glazing work, and power tools is helpful.

Entry Process:
 *Complete application at the office.  (Applications are available every three years.)
*Submit required documents with application.
*Take and pass a physical exam.
*Take and pass an aptitude test.
*Applicants with the highest scores are then given an oral interview.
*Applicants with the highest combined scores are put on an eligibility list.
*When chosen, the applicant must take and pass a drug test.

Contact:
Glaziers Local #1164 Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee
(309) 674-3870
400 N.E. Jefferson Street
Peoria, IL  61603
Coordinator:
Nick Scheirer

 

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