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International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers, Local 24 Apprenticeship Program Summary
The International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers, Local 24, established in 1907 and located in Laurel, MD, serves a broad region including the District of Columbia, Maryland, Northern Virginia, and parts of West Virginia. Since 1946, their apprenticeship program has been instrumental in training individuals to become skilled journeymen, focusing on enhancing mechanical skills and technical knowledge within the insulation industry. The program spans five years and includes required instruction, open to anyone over 18. Participants in this apprenticeship can expect to earn over $78,000 annually after completing the program, in addition to receiving comprehensive healthcare benefits for themselves and their families. These benefits contribute to a secure and dignified retirement.
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Apprenticeship Program Details
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Length
Multiyear apprenticeship program
Training
On-the-job training combined with apprenticeship courses. Apprentices are paid and receive both health and retirement benefits during their training.
Curriculum
Comprehensive training in the various aspects of the ironworker trade, including safety, equipment handling, construction techniques, and structural support work. The program is designed to produce skilled apprentices who are well-versed in all facets of the ironworking industry.
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Wages
Apprentices start at 60% of the journeyworker wage, with incremental pay raises every 1,000 hours worked.
Enhance mechanical skills and technical knowledge.
Apply training in real-world insulation tasks.
Support health and safety standards in operations.
Responsibilities
Mechanical aptitude and technical proficiency.
Commitment to learning and applying new techniques.
Ability to work with diverse materials and tools.
Skills Needed
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