Mid-Valley Sheet Metal Workers MA# 1060 J.A.C. is registered with the Oregon State Apprenticeship & Training Council and is recognized by the Bureau of Labor & Industries. THIS IS A NOTICE TO ESTABLISH A POOL OF ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS, NOT TO FULFILL IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS DESCRIPTION Sheet metal workers fabricate and install fittings and duct work used in construction or industry for heating, ventilation, air conditioning systems in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. They set up and operate shears, press rakes, hand brakes, bending rolls, welding machines, and other equipment to cut, form, and attach metal together for applications such as metal roofing and stainless steel work for restaurants, kitchens, and hospitals. They prepare shop and field drawings manually and with computer programs. Computer skills are becoming increasingly important for controlling industrial equipment. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS TO APPLY Must be at least 17 years of age. Must be a high school graduate with a 2.0 GPA or equivalent G.E.D. with minimum test results of 230 points (2300 points for GED obtained after 12/31/01). Completed 1 year of high school Algebra or equivalent post-high school algebra courses with a minimum grade of C or better, or equivalent community college placement test results. GEOGRAPHICAL AREA Employers who participate in this program are located in Columbia, Yamhill, Tillamook, Linn, Benton, Polk, Marion, and Lincoln counties. WORKING CONDITIONS The work is performed both indoors and out. Workers use scaffolding, ladders, and high lifts, and are often in awkward positions and cramped spaces. Sheet metal workers may work in ships performing fabrication work or on construction sites doing installations. Women and Minority candidates are encouraged to apply. Veterans with GI Benefits may use them in this program. WAGE Apprenticeship wage is a percentage of the journey-level wage of $21.16, effective October 1, 2010. Wages will increase every six months as the apprentice progresses through the program. HOW TO APPLY 1. Complete front of application and initial and sign back of application. 2. Complete front of Registration Agreement and sign both front and back of Registration Agreement. 3. Gather proof of Minimum Qualifications; copies of valid driver s license and high school transcripts or GED. 4. Mail items 1-3 above to: Mid-Valley Sheet Metal (MA# 1060) J.A.C. Attn: Julie Fleck 3340 Commercial St. SE Suite 210 Salem, OR 97302 Applications are accepted year-round; Monday - Friday, 9 am - 3 pm. They are scored and ranked by the Apprenticeship Coordinator upon receipt and if qualified, reviewed by the Mid- Valley Sheet Metal Workers Committee in April, July, October 2011, and January 2012. The points you receive will affect your placement on the ranked list of eligible applicants. Please see back of announcement for the Point System details. NOTES: required may years; require applicants by Applicants a individual current may will valid choose employers be driver s required to reapply to license take to attend after a upon pre-employment the an 2 employment. orientation years. substance prior All applications to employment abuse will test. expire and Employers may after be 2 This Apprenticeship Program is administered by Oregon State Association of Plumbing, Heating-Cooling Contractors, PHCC. For additional information or questions please call Julie Fleck at 503-557-1203. of notice February 14, 2011.
APPLICATION POINT SYSTEM Qualifying applications will be reviewed and scored according to the following point system. Points will not be given unless the applicant provides written documentation (letters from employers on company letterhead, DD214, course certificates, school transcripts, etc.) EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE 1 High School Diploma: 2.0 GPA or higher GED: GED 230* score or higher (*2300 for GEDs obtained after 12/31/01) Algebra: 1 year high school algebra or equivalent with C or better Maximum Points High School Classes - 2 points per semester credit with grade of C or better 16 Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Trigonometry Calculus Integrated Math Drafting Design Shop Welding Fabrication Sheet Metal related College/Trade/Military Classes 1 point per semester credit with grade C or better: 8 Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Trigonometry Calculus Integrated Math Drafting Design Shop Welding Fabrication Sheet Metal related College/Trade/Military Programs Sheet Metal related programs, 8 points per degree/completion: 12 Sheet Metal Trade School Military Trade School 4-year/2-year college degree Pre-apprenticeship (B-Fit, Youth Builders, Job Corps, and other pre-apprenticeship programs) General Occupation Programs, 4 points per degree/completion: Military Trade School 4-year/2-year college degree Pre-apprenticeship (B-Fit, Youth Builders, Job Corps, and other pre-apprenticeship programs) WORK EXPERIENCE Sheet Metal related (including Military), 2 points per six months All other work experience (including Military), 1 point per six months 2 VALID DRIVER S LICENSE 3 TOTAL MAXIMUM POINTS 60 For more information or questions, please contact Julie Fleck, Apprenticeship Coordinator (503) 557-1203 Julie@orphcc.com Mid-Valley Sheet Metal Workers J.A.C. (MA # 1060) 3340 Commercial St. SE Suite 210 Salem, OR 97302 Visit us on the web at www.orphcc.com/apprenticeship
APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATION COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS. If not applicable, indicate by putting NA. PLEASE PRINT OCCUPATION: Sheet Metal Worker Office Use Log # MA # DOT # Last Name First MI Social Security Number Mailing Address City State Zip County Phone Number Message Number Email Address ( ) ( ) SEX RACE/ETHNICITY BIRTHDATE MALE FEMALE WH BL AI AS HI MONTH DATE YEAR VET STATUS VETERANS: Please Check One I Military Service Length of Service Discharge VET RES NON Plan to apply for GI benefits Do not plan to apply for GI benefits EDUCATION Circle highest grade completed in each school category High School 9 10 11 12 Trade School 1 2 3 4 College 1 2 3 4 GED Yes NO From To Graduated School Name City State Month Year Month Year Month Year High College Trade WORK EXPERIENCE List the name and address of your current employer. Submit a resume listing all of your work experience. Firm Name and Address Nature of Work s of Employment # of Months From To GEOGRAPHICAL AVAILABILITY This program includes 4 different geographical areas. Indicate with a check the area(s) where you are willing to work. Benton, Linn, Marion, Polk and Yamhill Counties Lincoln County Tillamook County Columbia County Application Continued on Reverse of this Form
Instructions: Provide documentation to verify your education and work experience and complete the Statement of Understanding. How this information will be used: The documentation you submit will be scored based on the criteria outlined below and then totaled. Your total score will determine your placement on the Pool of Eligibles. In case of a tie, the person who first applied will break the tie. Qualifying applications will be reviewed and scored according to the following point system. Points will not be given unless the applicant provides written documentation (letters from employers on company letterhead, DD214, course certificates, school transcripts, etc.). Resumes are acceptable. Education Rating Factor Possible Points Office Use 1. High School diploma (2.0 GPA or higher) GED 230* score or higher (*2300 for GED s obtained after 12/31/01) 1 year high school algebra or equivalent with C or better 2. High School Classes 2 points per semester credit with grade of C or better Algebra I Drafting Algebra II Design Geometry Shop Trigonometry Welding Calculus Fabrication Integrated Math Sheet Metal related 3. College/trade/military classes 1 point per semester credit with grade of C or better Algebra I Drafting Algebra II Design Geometry Shop Trigonometry Welding Calculus Fabrication Integrated Math Sheet Metal related 4. College/trade/military programs Sheet Metal related programs 8 points per degree/completion: Sheet metal trade school Military trade school 4-year/2-year college degree Pre-apprenticeship (B-Fit, Youth Builders, Job Corps, and other pre-apprenticeship programs) General occupation programs 4 points per degree/completion: Military trade school 4-year/2-year college degree Pre-apprenticeship (B-Fit, Youth Builders, Job Corps, and other pre-apprenticeship programs) 5. Work Experience Sheet metal-related (including military) - 2 points per six months All other work experience (including military) - 1 point per six months Maximum point: 1 Maximum points: 16 Maximum points: 8 Maximum points: 12 Maximum points: 20 6. Valid Driver s License Maximum points: 3 TOTAL MAXIMUM POINTS: 60 Initials STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING You must initial each of the statements below to indicate your knowledge and understanding I am aware that I am responsible for keeping the program informed of any change in my address or phone number. I have read and understand the basic qualifications for entry into the program. I have been given and read the minimum qualification for entry into the program. I understand that I must provide documentation the provides evidence that I meet the qualifications required for entry into the program. I have been provided information detailing how applicants are accepted and placed in the program. I understand that any intentional false statements or information I have provided on this application form or on any other documents shall be cause for rejection of the application or termination of my registration if I am accepted by the program. Signature of Applicant: :
Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries Log # Apprenticeship and Training Division Exception # APPRENTICESHIP REGISTRATION AGREEMENT MA # 1060 COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS SOC Code 47-2211 NOTICE: The Apprenticeship and Training Council requires apprentices to provide their social security number (SSN) for purposes of identification only. Refusal to disclose the SSN may result in the denial of rights, benefits and privileges. [5 USC 552a, ORS 660.060(8) and OAR 839-11-088(1)(b)(1)] Symbol/Suffix 0510/000 Agreement # COMMITTEE NAME: MID-VALLEY SHEET METAL WORKERS JAC OCCUPATION as listed in Standards: Sheet Metal Worker Applicant s Last Name First MI Social Security Number Mailing Address Phone Area Code & Number City State ZIP County This information is requested to ensure equal employment opportunity and compliance. GENDER RACE/ETHNICITY BIRTH DATE VET STATUS Male Female WH BL AI AS HI VET RES NON Military Service Discharge Length of Service Circle highest grade completed in each category. EDUCATION High School Diploma Trade School College Diploma GED 9 10 11 12 Yes No 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Yes No Yes No PERFORMANCE REPORTING INFORMATION SYSTEM (PRISM) CONSENT TO DISCLOSE SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER FOR USE IN THE PERFORMANCE REPORTING INFORMATION SYSTEM (PRISM) ORS 657.734 and OAR 839-11-0088(1)(b)(2) authorizes the Bureau of Labor and Industries Apprenticeship and Training Division to allow you to voluntarily participate in PRISM. Failure to participate will not be used as a basis to deny you any right, benefit or privilege provided by law. If you consent to participate in PRISM, your social security number will only be used only in the following manner. The Performance Reporting Information System will collect client and workforce related information from the participating agencies (including this agency), analyze that information and provide the participating agencies and other state agencies and officials with statistical data, including education, training and other services provided to clients and the resulting client outcomes, in order to aid the agencies program planning for providing services to Oregon s citizens. PRISM I will release only aggregate statistical information, without any personal identifiers, such as name or social security number. Furthermore, the data produced by PRISM will not be used by any participating agency, or any other state agency or official, to make any decision or take any action directly affecting any individual, including you. YES, NO, I consent to disclose my social security number and related records for use in PRISM as described above. I DO NOT consent to disclose my social security number and related records for use in PRISM as described above. Signature Portland Eugene Medford Bend 800 NE Oregon #1045 1400 Executive Pkwy #200 119 N Oakdale Av 1645 NE Forbes RD Ste106 971-673-0760 97232-2180 541-686-7654 97401-7103 541-776-6201 97501-2629 541-322-2435 97701-6833
OREGON STATE APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAINING COUNCIL REGISTRATION AGREEMENT Apprentice Name Agreement Number Mid-Valley Sheet Metal Workers JAC Committee Name 3340 Commercial St. SE Ste. 210 Salem, OR 97302 Committee Address This Agreement Revokes and Supersedes Any and All Previous Agreements and Is Subject to the Terms and Provisions Below THE EMPLOYER, or the Employer s Agent, and the apprentice agree to be bound by any changes, modifications, deletions or amendments to the apprenticeship standards duly promulgated by the Oregon State Apprenticeship and Training Council. THE EMPLOYER, or Employer Agent, agrees to employ and diligently and faithfully train the apprentice, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Apprenticeship Agreement and Apprenticeship Standards. The Employer, or Employer s Agent, certifies that they have such an apprentice job in their establishment and, except for practical eventualities preventing the same, will appoint the apprentice to journeyman upon satisfactory completion of training. THE APPRENTICE agrees to perform the work of the trade or craft diligently and faithfully during the period of training, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Apprenticeship Agreement, the Apprenticeship Standards and the rules and policies of the local committee. THIS AGREEMENT must be registered by the State Apprenticeship and Training Council and after the probationary period, the State Apprenticeship and Training Council or the State Director of Apprenticeship and Training, under a procedure approved by the Council, may terminate the Apprenticeship Agreement. There is a probationary period during which the apprenticeship agreement may be terminated by either party upon written notice to the Apprenticeship Division, Bureau of Labor and Industries. If the employer is unable to fulfill the obligations under this agreement, the appropriate local committee may transfer this obligation to another appropriate employer, or to the local union of the trade, or to the local committee itself. THE SERVICE of the Council and the Director may be used as a condition precedent to the right to sue in a court of proper jurisdiction regarding the settlement of differences arising out of the agreement where such differences cannot be adjusted locally, or in accordance with established industrial procedure, or in accordance with provisions of an applicable labor contract, Oregon Revised Statute 660.060. WITNESSETH, that the Employer or Employer s Agent, the above apprentice, and the parent or guardian if a minor, hereby enter into the period of training in conformity with the Apprenticeship Standards for the named occupation which have been approved and registered by the State Apprenticeship and Training Council, and such standards, and any amendments thereto made during the period hereof, are hereby made a part of this agreement, with the same force and effect as though written herein, a copy of which shall be attached to the agreement. The apprentice authorizes the release of school records to the apprenticeship committee while in the apprenticeship program. The apprentice is rated as starting the RECORD OF COMMITTEE ACTION period of apprenticeship on (date) Term of Apprenticeship 7,200 hours with a probationary period of 900 OTJ hours Credit for Prior Experience Required annual related training 56 hours Average Journey Wage SIGNATURES Committee Chair, Secretary or Authorized Representative Committee ACTION Trade Representative Committee ACTION Apprentice Parent/Guardian (if apprentice is under the age of 18) Rev: 3/1/10 Registered by the Oregon State Apprenticeship and Training Council