CONSTRUCTION CAREER DAYS Local Event Summary Report For Seattle and Spokane, Washington

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1 CONSTRUCTION CAREER DAYS Local Event Summary Report For Seattle and Spokane, Washington (Note: The information provided in this report will assist us in building upon the success of the Construction Career Days initiative. Your successes and challenges will be shared with other CCD Teams across the nation and will be of help in the continual improvement of the CCD Program. If at all possible please submit this report within 45 calendar days following your event.) Date(s) of event 1. October 6 and 7, October 12 and 13, 2010 Location 1. Magnuson Park, Seattle, Washington 2. Spokane County Fair Ground, Spokane, Washington Total Number of Students 778 Seattle 770 Spokane Total Minority Representation 35 % of the total number of students that attended/seattle 25% of the total number of students that attended/spokane Female Representation 25 % of the total number of students that attended the event/seattle 15% of the total number of students that attended the event/spokane Students participating in 100 % hands on Activities Number of School Districts 6 Seattle 8 - Spokane Number of Schools 20 Seattle 24 - Spokane Location of Schools Counties: Martin Luther King Jr. Lincoln Whitman Stevenson Pieces of Heavy Equipment Available Pieces of equipment that were available on-site: 80 total pieces, 62 operational and 18 static. CAT 938 F/E Loader, Cat D3G XL Dozer, BOMAG BW 211D-3 Roller, CAT 314 CL CR Crawler Excavator, CAT 966F F/E Loader 3/12 yd, CAT 972G F/E Loader 3yd, CAT 315CL Crawler Excavator, CAT 930G F/E Loader, CAT CB334E Tandom Vib Compactor, CASE 580 Super Backhoe, CASE 850K Series 3 Dozer, CASE 430 Skidster, BOBCAT S130, BOBCAT 331 BH, JOHN DEERE 310SJTC Backhoe, JOHN DEERE 444J F/E Loader, JOHN DEERE 550J Dozer, KOMATUZ WA 320 F/E Loader, KOMATZU PC 200L Trackhoe, KOMATZU WB 146 Backhoe, TAKEUCHI TLI30 Trackhoe, SKYTRAC 6036 Forklift 1

2 Special thanks to the following companies, organizations and agencies for their support: ACI Northwest Acme Concrete Paving Airgas American Rock AmeriCorps Apprenticeship and Non-Traditional Employment for Women Associated Builders and Contractors Associated General Contractors of Washington Associated General Contractors-Education Foundation Avista Bob Cat West Rental Cat Rental Store Cement Masons and Plasterers of Washington Central Pre-Mix Concrete Co. Champion Concrete Pumping City of Seattle Parks Department City of Spokane Coast Crane Company Community Colleges of Spokane Construction Center of Excellence Construction Industry Training Council Costco Wholesale Dempsey Masonry Eastern WA Cement Masons Apprenticeship Eastern Washington Apprenticeship Coordinators Council Eastern Washington Carpenters Apprenticeship Edge Construction Supply Educational Service District 101 Eljay Oil Co. FMI-EPS Garco Construction Company George A. Grant, Inc. Grady Excavating Granite Construction Company Helmets to Hardhats IEC of Washington Inland Asphalt Co. Inland Empire Electrical Apprenticeship Inland Northwest AGC Carpenters Apprenticeship Inland Northwest AGC Operators Apprenticeship Inland Northwest Associated General Contractors Inland Northwest Masonry Apprenticeship International Union of Operating Engineers Apprenticeship IUOE #370 Training Trust Job Corps Kiewit Construction Company King County Building Trades King County Carpenters King County Work Training Program/Green Light L&M Truck Sales LADS Apprenticeship Lakeside Industries Land Surveyor's Association of Washington Lydig Construction Mid Mountain Machinery Modern Machinery Mowat Construction Company N.A. Degerstrom National Association of Women in Construction NC Machinery Ness & Campbell Crane Northeastern Washington Sheet Metal Apprenticeship Northwest Fence Company Northwest Laborers Apprenticeship Northwest LECET Operating Engineers Apprenticeship Oxarc Pacific Northwest Ironworker Apprenticeship Pape Material Handling Port of Seattle Puget Sound Electrical JATC Rowan Machinery Sakanska USA Civil Northwest Scarsella Bros. Inc. SCC: Architectural Technology SCC: Carpentry & Cabinetry SCC: Diesel/Heavy Equipment SCC: Electrical Maintenance and Automation SCC: HVAC SCC: Hydraulic & Pneumatic Automatic Technology SCC: Mechanical Engineering Technology & CAD Seattle Central Community College Seattle City Light Seattle Parks Department Seattle Vocational Institute Snohomish County PUD Spokane Home Builders Assoc., Inc. Apprenticeship Spokane Metal Craft Spokane Public Schools Spokane Rock Product Spokane Tribe Star Rental Supportive Services Program Teamsters Apprenticeship Teamsters/AGC Training Center The Next Generation Zone United Rental WA Construction Teamsters Apprenticeship Washington Burgler & Fire Alarm Washington Business Week Washington State Carpenters Apprenticeship Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Washington State Department of Transportation Washington Women in Trades Western States Cat Western Washington Masonry Trades Western Washington Sheet Metal JATC Westway Construction Company Worksource Work-Source-Spokane WSDOT/On The Job Training WSU: Construction Management Program 2

3 Most Popular Display other than Equipment: Surveyors Equipment and University of Washington Virtual Reality Lab Student responses to the survey questionnaire: 1. Before attending this event, would you have considered a career in the construction trades? Yes % No % Totals % 2. After participating in today s event would you consider a career in the construction trades? Yes % No % Totals % 3. How old must you be in order to operate equipment on a jobsite? % % % % Totals % 4. What types of glasses are approved safety glasses on a jobsite? Sunglasses % Wrap-around % ANSI Z % OSHA % DOSH % Totals % 5. How far must a ladder extend above an overhang? 2 Feet % 3 Feet % 4 Feet % 5 Feet % Totals % 3

4 6. At what sound level must you wear hearing protection? 55 Decibels % 60 Decibels % 70 Decibels % 85 Decibels % Totals % 7. What is a trench box? A device to protect workers in a ditch % A toolbox with parts to safely connect pipes % A box used to measure the safe distance % A box used to install sprinkler systems % Totals % Budget: The total amount budgeted for your event was: Seattle Spokane $ $ The actual cost was: $ $ Combined In-Kind Contributions: $100,000 $ Highlights (The very best of the event): Heavy equipment operation and hands on participation. Varity and number of hands on demonstration activities. Essay and T-Shirt Logo design contest for students. The committee that planned the indoor, outdoor, equipment activities prepared well. Each station had a laminated sign. Mentally and Physically challenged students were able to participate. Feedback from students and vendors, how well the event was organized. Media coverage was positive. The University of Washington Construction Management Program captivated student s attention and interest. 4

5 King County Construction Career Day 5

6 Spokane Construction Career Day More photos on flickr.com/photos/wsdot_ojt 6

7 Here are some quotes from this year: "Thank you and everybody who works so hard to make this day a real success! It is the best!" - Debbie Washington, Career and College Specialist, Truman High School "Loved the day." - Anita Rhodes, Guidance Support Specialist, Decatur High School "When my students got back to class they all said it was a great show." - Richard Ely, Rainier Beach High School "Thank you for arranging the Construction Career Day, it was fantastic! All of our students loved having the opportunity to find out more about these great career opportunities. All of our South Lake High School students were amazed that they were able to try out first hand, the power equipment and this was huge for them. It showed them that they can do this with the proper training. We thank everyone for putting on such an eye-opening, hands-on career fair, it was so worthwhile." - Barbara Quintana, College/Career Specialist, South Lake High "We again had a great time. We felt lucky to be the first group on the heavy equipment having them all to ourselves for an hour was heavenly. Our students were able to get on every piece of equipment." - Jean Johnson, Career Specialist, Juanita High School "All 4 schools reported that this field trip is one of the most highly anticipated and most valuable events that the students get the opportunity to attend each year."- Maria Callaway, Renton School District, Career & Life Skills Education Challenges & Opportunities (What we can do better) We plan to change the lunch program to allow students to have an earlier and shorter lunch break (staggered) and give them more opportunities to participate in the hands-on activities. Start committee meetings earlier in year. Increase the number of certified safety professional on-site to enhance safety standards. Increase the number of construction industry professional and technical career occupation participation. Increase the number of volunteers. Increase Community and Technical college participation. 7