List of apprenticeable trades - Ontario College of Trades (2013) Construction Sector

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1 NOC (2006) National Occupational Classification number: find more info at ncanada.gc.ca Trade Code Identifying number used by the Ontario College of Trades and Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities A Trade Name - Construction Sector (OCTAA) The Ontario College of Trades is an independent body that regulates trades and apprenticeship in Ontario. The Ontario College of Trades Apprenticeship Act (2009) is in effect in as of April This is the law which defines the number of of apprenticeship, ratios, compulsory trades, etc., for tradespeople in Ontario. Architectural Glass & Metal Technician (Glazier) trades require that a worker in this trade be a certified journeyperson or a registered apprentice. About 1/4 of construction trades are compulsory. trades have certification that is recognized in every province of Canada # of of on-the-job and in-class training an apprentice must complete to write the exam (some divided into levels or years) # of # of of on-the-job experience a tradesperson must prove in order to challenge the exam Ratio J:A Entry Grade Wage rate journeypersons required for each apprentice on a job site. The second ratio is the number of journeypersons required to hire an additional apprentice. Ontario % of government standard of academic acheivement required to register as an apprentice journeyperson's wage an apprentice receives, increasing with apprentice's experience no yes 4x :1; 2:1 10 n/a A Brick and Stone Mason (Bricklayer) no yes 4x :1; 2:1 8 40, 60, 70, 80 Useful websites/organizations to contact to get started researching your trade and/or find an employer that can take on apprentices. Check resources given for related trades as well as for your trade of interest. Also check out for career profiles, trade information, and skills assessments in the construction sector. International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Local 200 ( Ontario Masonry Contractor's Association ( G Cement (Concrete) Finisher no no 4500 n/a 1:1, 1:1, 3:1 10 n/a MasonryWorx ( A Cement Mason no no 3x2000 n/a 1:1, 1:1, 3:1 8 60, 75, 90 Operative Plasterers' and Cement Masons' International Association ( Local C Concrete Pump Operator* no no 3000 n/a n/a 12 n/a MasonryWorx ( A Construction Boilermaker (Boilermaker) no yes 4x :1, 3: , 70, 80, A Construction Craft Worker no yes n/a 10 n/a A Construction Millwright no no 4x :1; 3: , 70, 80, A Drywall, Acoustic and Lathing Applicator (Lather [Interior Systems Mechanic]) no yes :1; 4:1 10 n/a A Drywall, Finisher and Plasterer no no :1; 3: A Electrician Construction and Maintenance (Construction Electrician) List of apprenticeable trades - Ontario College of Trades (2013) Construction Sector yes yes 5x :1, 2:2, 3:2, 4:2, 5:3, 6:3, 7:3, 8: , 50, 60, 70, 80 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 Boilermaker Contractors' Association ( Labourer's International Union of North America Local 183 ( Millwrights Regional Council of Ontario ( Interior Systems Contractors Association ( United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America ( Local 2041 Electrical Contractors Association of Ontario ( YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 1 Updated June 2013

2 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Construction Sector (OCTAA) C Electrician Domestic and Rural yes no 4x A Exterior Insulated Finishing Systems Mechanic (EIFS) Ratio A:J Entry Grade Wage rate 1:1, 2:2, 3:2, 4:2, 5:3, 6:3, 7:3, 8: , 50, 60, 70 no no 3600 n/a n/a 12 n/a A Floor Covering Installer no yes :1 10 n/a A General Carpenter (Carpenter) no yes :1; 4: , 50, 60, H A Hazardous Materials Worker (HAZMAT) Heat and Frost Insulator (Insulator [Heat and Frost]) no no 2898 n/a n/a 12 n/a no yes 4x1600 n/a 1:1, 3:1 10 n/a C Heavy Equipment Operator - Dozer no no 2260 n/a n/a 12 n/a B A A C B Heavy Equipment Operator - Excavator Heavy Equipment Operator - Tractor Loader Backhoe Hoisting Engineer - Mobile Crane Operator (Branch 1) (Mobile Crane Operator) Hoisting Engineer Mobile Crane Operator (Branch 2 ) Hoisting Engineer Tower Crane Operator no no 2260 n/a n/a 12 n/a no no 2260 n/a n/a 12 n/a yes yes 3x : , 60, 80 yes no :1 10 n/a yes yes 2x : , B Ironworker - Generalist (Branch 1) no yes 4x :1; 2: A A C D Ironworker - Structural and Ornamental (Branch 2) Native Residential Construction Worker Painter and Decorator Branch 1 Commercial and Residential Painter and Decorator Branch 2 Industrial no yes 3x :1; 2: , 70, 75, 80, 85, 90 60, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90 no no 4000 n/a n/a 12 n/a no yes 3x no no 3x :1; 2:2; 3:2; 4:2; 5:3 1:1; 2:2; 3:2; 4:2; 5: A Plumber yes yes 5x :1; 2: , , 60 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 586 ( International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Local 200 ( Floorcovering Institute of Ontario ( Local 93 Carpenters' District Council of Ontario ( International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Local 200 ( Heat and Frost Insulators ( International Union of Operating Engineers ( International Union of Operating Engineers Local 793 ( International Union of Operating Engineers Local 793 ( Operating Engineers Training Institue of Ontario ( International Union of Operating Engineers Local 793 ( Operating Engineers Training Institue of Ontario ( International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental, and Reinforcing Ironworkers Local 765 ( International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental, and Reinforcing Ironworkers Local 765 ( Seven Generations Education Institute ( International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Local 200 ( International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Local 200 ( United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the USA and Canada Local 71 ( YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 2 Updated June 2013

3 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Construction Sector (OCTAA) Ratio A:J Entry Grade Wage rate A Powerline Technician no yes 4x : , 50, 60, K Precast Concrete Erector no no 3x1800 n/a L Precast Concrete Finisher no no 2x2250 n/a 1:2, 2:4, 3:7, 4:10 1:2, 2:4, 3:7, 4: R Refractory Mason no no 4000 n/a n/a A D 308R Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems Mechanic (HVAC technician) Residential Air Conditioning Mechanic Residential (Low Rise) Sheet Metal Installer yes yes 5x yes no 2x1800; 1x :1; 2:1; 3:2; 4:2; 5:3; 6:3; 7:4 1:1; 2:1; 3:2; 4:2; 5:3; 6:3; 7:4 10 n/a 10 n/a Must have C of Q as Brick & Stone Mason 10 n/a 40, 50, 60, 70, , 60, 80 yes no 3x :1; 3: , 60, H Restoration Mason no no 3x2000 n/a 1:1; 2:1 10 n/a A Roofer no yes 2x :1; 2:1 10 n/a A Sheet Metal Worker yes yes 5x A Sprinkler System Installer (Sprinkler and Fire Protection Installer) 1:1; 4:2; 7:3; 9:4; 11: , 50, 60, 70, 80 no yes 4x : , 60, 70, A Steamfitter (Steamfitter/Pipefitter) yes yes 5x :1; 3: A Terrazzo, Tile and Marble Setter (Tilesetter) 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 no yes 4x :1, 2:1 10 n/a Trade names in (brackets) are official job titles and/or other job titles commonly used for the same trade Electricity Sector Council ( Concrete Precasters Association of Ontario ( Concrete Precasters Association of Ontario ( Ontario Masonry Contractor's Association ( United Association HVAC and Refrigeration Pipefitters Local Union 787 ( Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Institue of Canada ( Sheet Metal Workers' International Association, Union Local 47 ( Ontario Masonry Contractor's Association ( Canadian Roofing Contractors' Association ( Sheet Metal Workers' International Association, Union Local 47 ( Canadian Automatic Sprinkler Association ( Ontario Pipe Trades Council ( Terrazzo Tile & Marble Guild of Ontario ( For more information, please contact: Power of Trades YMCA-YWCA of the National Capital Region 180 Argyle Avenue, 4th Floor Ottawa, ON K2P 1B7 T F In partnership with: YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 3 Updated June 2013

4 NOC (2006) Trade Code National Occupational Classification number: find more info at incanada.gc.ca Identifying number used by the Ontario College of Trades and Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities List of apprenticeable trades - Ontario College of Trades (2013) Motive Power Sector Trade Name - Motive Power Sector (OCTAA) The Ontario College of Trades is an independent body that regulates trades and apprenticeship in Ontario. The Ontario College of Trades Apprenticeship Act (2009) is in effect in as of April This is the law which defines the number of of apprenticeship, compulsory trades, etc., for tradespeople in Ontario. trades require that a worker in this trade be a certified journeyperson or a registered apprentice. About half of motive power trades are compulsory. trades have certification that is recognized in every province of Canada # of of on-the-job and in-class training an apprentice must complete to write the exam A Agricultural Equipment Technician no yes E Alignment and Brakes Technician yes no # of of onthe-job experience a tradesperson Useful websites/organizations to contact must prove in to get started researching your trade order to and/or find an employer that can take challenge the on apprentices. Check resources given for related trades as well as for your trade of interest. exam without completing an apprenticeship in Ontario Canada East Equipment Dealers' Association ( Canadian Automotive Repair and Service Council Careers ( B Auto Body and Collision Damager Repairer (Branch 1) (Motor Vehicle Body Repairer) yes yes Collision Industry Information Assistance ( Q Auto Body Repairer (Branch 2) yes no K Automotive Electronic Accessory Technician yes no L Automotive Glass Technician no no N Automotive Painter (Auto Body and Automotive Painter) no yes Collision Industry Information Assistance ( Canadian Automotive Repair and Service Council Careers ( Automotive Industries Association of Canada ( Canadian Automotive Repair and Service Council Careers ( YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 4 Updated June 2013

5 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Motive Power Sector (OCTAA) S Automotive Serivce Technician yes yes C Fuel and Electrical Systems Technician yes no A Heavy Duty Equipment Technician no yes B Marine Engine Technician no no K Motive Power Machinist no no G Motorcycle Technician (Motorcycle Mechanic) yes yes E Powered Lift Truck Technician no no H Recreation Vehicle Technician no yes Council for Automotive Human Resources ( Construction Sector Council ( Careers in Boating ( Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association ( Motorcycle and Moped Industry Council ( Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association ( Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association ( A Small Engine Technician no no Ottawa Small Engine Repair Directory ( A Tire Wheel and Rim Mechanic no no 3700 Ontario Trucking Association ( D Transmission Technician yes no Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association ( T Truck and Coach Technician (Truck and Ontario Trucking Association yes yes Transport Mechanic) ( J Truck Trailer Service Technician (Transport Ontario Trucking Association yes yes Trailer Technician) ( 421C Turf Equipment Technician no no 5000 Sports Turf Association ( Trade names in (brackets) are official job titles and/or other job titles commonly used for the same trade For more information, please contact: Power of Trades YMCA-YWCA of the National Capital Region 180 Argyle Avenue, 4th Floor Ottawa, ON K2P 1B7 T F In partnership with: YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 5 Updated June 2013

6 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Industrial Sector (OCTAA) National Occupational Classification number: find more info at incanada.gc.ca Identifying number used by the Ontario College of Trades and Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities List of apprenticeable trades - Ontario College of Trades (2013) Industrial Sector The Ontario College of Trades is an independent body that regulates trades and apprenticeship in Ontario. The Ontario College of Trades Apprenticeship Act (2009) is in effect in as of April This is the law which defines the number of of apprenticeship, compulsory trades, etc., for tradespeople in Ontario. trades require that a worker in this trade be a certified journeyperson or a registered apprentice. No industrial trades are compulsory. trades have certification that is recognized in every province of Canada # of of on-the-job and in-class training an apprentice must complete to write the exam A Bearings Mechanic no no P Blacksmith no no 5280 # of of onthe-job experience a tradesperson must prove in order to challenge the exam without completing an apprenticeship in Ontario A Cabinetmaker no yes Useful websites/organizations to help you get started researching your trade, and/or help find an employer that can take on apprentices. Check resources given for related trades as well as for your trade of interest. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers ( Ontario Artist Blacksmith Association ( International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America - Local 93 Carpenters' District Council of Ontario ( 670C CNC (computer numerical control) Programmer** no no 24 months G Composite Structures Technician no no D Die Designer no no 24 months A Draftsperson - Mechanical no no B Draftsperson - Plastic Mould Design no no 7400 Canadian Aircraft Maintenance Association ( Canadian Die Casters Association ( Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists ( Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists ( YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 6 Updated June 2013

7 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Industrial Sector (OCTAA) C Draftsperson - Tool & Die Design no no 7400 Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists ( A Electric Motor Systems Technician no yes Electrical Apparatus Service Association - Ontario branch ( 617A Electrical Control (Machine) Builder no no 5400 Eastern Ontario Manufacturers Network ( 289F Electrician (Signal Maintenance - TTC) no no Toronto Transit Comission ( E Elevating Devices Mechanic no* no 7280 International Union of Elevator Constructors Local 96 ( E Entertainment Industry Power Technician no no W Facilities Mechanic no no Entertainment Electrical Safety Committee of Ontario ( Plant Engineering and Maintenance Association of Canada ( 255B Facilities Technician no no H Fitter - Assembler (Motor Assembly) no no A General Machinist (Machinist) no yes Z Hydraulic/Pneumatic Mechanic no no A Industrial Electrician no yes A Industrial Mechanic Millwright no yes A Instrumentation and Control Technician no yes S Light Rail Overhead Contact Systems Lineperson (TTC) L Locksmith no no 6000 Plant Engineering and Maintenance Association of Canada ( International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers ( Associated Equipment Distributors ( Electrical Contractors Association of Ontario ( Millwrights Regional Council of Ontario ( Ontario Power Generation ( no no 6000 Toronto Transit Comission ( M Machine Tool Builder and Integrator no no The Association of Ontario Locksmiths ( YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 7 Updated June 2013

8 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Industrial Sector (OCTAA) A Metal Fabricator (Fitter) no yes E Mould Designer no no 24 months A Mould Maker no no M Mould or Die Finisher no no A Optics Technician (Lens and Prism Maker) no no 8000 Canadian Welding Association ( Ontario Opticians Association ( C Packaging Machine Mechanic no no 7840 Packaging Association of Canada ( A Pattern Maker no no G Precision Metal Fabricator no no P Pressure Systems Welder no no T Process Operator: Food Manufacturing no no R Process Operator: Power no no F Process Operator: Refinery, Chemical & Liquid Processes no no W Process Operator: Wood Products no no F Pump Systems Installer no no R Railway Car Technician no no R Relay and Instrumentation Technician no no H Roll Grinder/Turner no no 5760 Precision Metalforming Association ( Canadian Welding Association ( Alliance of Ontario Food Processors ( Ontario Power Generation ( Chemistry Industry Association of Canada ( Wood Manufacturing Council ( Ontario Ground Water Association ( Railway Association of Canada ( Canadian Urban Transit Association (ww.cutaactu.ca) YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 8 Updated June 2013

9 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Industrial Sector (OCTAA) B Saw Filer/Fitter no no 8000 Communications, Energy, and Paperworkers Union of Canada ( A Ski Lift Mechanic no* no 5520 Ontario Snow Resorts ( B Surface Blaster no no Ontario Mining Association Careers ( B Surface Mount Assembler no no Surface Mount Technology Association ( 225F Thin Film Technician no no C Tool & Cutter Grinder no no B Tool & Gauge Inspector no no A Tool and Die Maker no yes T Tool/Tooling Maker no no A Tractor Trailer Commercial Driver no no 2000 Ontario Trucking Association ( B Water Well Driller no no 4520 Ontario Ground Water Association ( A Welder no yes Canadian Welding Association ( Trade names in (brackets) are official job titles and/or other job titles commonly used for the same trade *Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA)-regulated trade: must possess certification from TSSA in order to legally obtain and maintain Ontario College of Trades certification. For more information visit **must posess a in a related trade (i.e. Tool and Die Maker) in order to pursue apprenticeship For more information, please contact: Power of Trades 180 Argyle Avenue, 4th Floor Ottawa, ON K2P 1B7 T F In partnership with: YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 9 Updated June 2013

10 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Service Sector (OCTAA) National Occupational Classification number: find more info at incanada.gc.ca Identifying number used by the Ontario College of Trades and Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities List of apprenticeable trades - Ontario College of Trades (2013) Service Sector The Ontario College of Trades is an independent body that regulates trades and apprenticeship in Ontario. The Ontario College of Trades Apprenticeship Act (2009) is in effect in as of April This is the law which defines the number of of apprenticeship, compulsory trades, etc., for tradespeople in Ontario. trades require that a worker in this trade be a certified journeyperson or a registered apprentice. Hairstylist is the only compulsory service trade. trades have certification that is recognized in every province of Canada # of of on-the-job and in-class training an apprentice must complete to write the exam B Aboriginal Child Development Practicioner no no 6480 # of of onthe-job experience a tradesperson must prove in order to challenge the exam without completing an apprenticeship in Ontario Useful websites/organizations to contact to get started researching your trade and/or find an employer that can take on apprentices. Check resources given for related trades as well as for your trade of interest. Early Childhood Development Intercultural Partnerships ( D Agriculture - Dairy herdsperson no no 5520 Canadian Dairy Network ( F Agriculture - Fruit grower no no 5520 Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association ( S Agriculture - Swine herdsperson no no 5520 Ontario Pork ( A Appliance Service Technician no yes A Arborist no no A Assistant Cook no no A Baker no no C Baker-Patissier (Baker) no yes Installation, Maintenance & Repair Sector Council and Trade Association ( International Society of Arboriculture Ontario ( Canadian Culinary Federation ( Baking Association of Canada ( Canadian Pastry Chefs Guild ( YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 10 Updated June 2013

11 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Service Sector (OCTAA) C Chef no no A Child and Youth Worker no no A Cook (Branch 2) no yes D Developmental Services Worker no no C Early Childhood Educator (Child Development Practicioner) no no E Educational Assistant no no E Electronic Service Technician no no G Gemsetter/Goldsmith no no A Hairstylist yes yes W Hardware, Lumber, and Building Materials Retailer 3020 (2000 for grads of 1500h in-class programs) no no H Horse Groom no no D Horse Harness Maker no no C E D A Horticultural Technician (Landscape Horticulturalist) Information Technology - Contact Centre Customer Service Agent Information Technology - Contact Centre Sales Agent Information Technology - Contact Centre Technical Support Agent 3500 no yes no no 3730 no no 3730 no no 3400 International Association of Culinary Professionals ( Ontario Association of Child and Youth Counsellors ( Canadian Culinary Federation ( Ontario Public Service Employees Union ( College of Early Childhood Educators ( Teach in Ontario ( Electrical Apparatus Service Association ( Canadian Jewellers Association ( Ontario Hairstyling Schools Association ( The Lumber and Building Materials Association of Ontario ( Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association of Ontario ( Ontario Harness Horse Association ( Landscape Ontario Horticultural Trades Association ( Ottawa Regional Contact Centre Association ( Ottawa Regional Contact Centre Association ( Ottawa Regional Contact Centre Association ( YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 11 Updated June 2013

12 NOC (2006) Trade Code Trade Name - Service Sector (OCTAA) B Information Technology - Hardware Technician no no C Information Technology - Network Technician no no D Institutional Cook no no B Native Clothing & Crafts Artisan no no A Network Cabling Specialist no no P Parts Technician (Partsperson) no yes T Pool & Hot Tub & Spa - Installer no no S Pool & Hot Tub/Spa - Service Technician no no R Retail Meat Cutter no no C Saddlery no no B Special Events Coordinator no no B Utility Arborist no no W Wooden Boat Rebuilder/Repairer no no 8000 Informational Technology Association of Canada ( Informational Technology Association of Canada ( Canadian Culinary Federation ( Canadian Apparel Federation ( Ontario Telecommunications Association ( Canadian Trucking Human Resource Council ( careers.ca) Pool and Hot Tub Council of Canada ( Pool and Hot Tub Council of Canada ( Ontario Independent Meat Processors ( Ontario Rodeo Association ( Canadian Society of Professional Event Planners ( International Society of Arboriculture Ontario ( Careers in Boating ( Trade names in (brackets) are official job titles and/or other job titles commonly used for the same trade For more information, please contact: Power of Trades YMCA-YWCA of the National Capital Region 180 Argyle Avenue, 4th Floor Ottawa, ON K2P 1B7 T F In partnership with: YMCA-YWCA Power of Trades 12 Updated June 2013