Getting Started As A Plumber
What does it take to get started as an apprentice in the United Associations Union? How do you get into a plumbers apprenticeship where you can learn on the job and get appropriate training? Learn more HERE and here 👇🏼
To get started in the plumbers union as an apprentice, you typically need to follow these steps:
Education: Ensure you have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Find a Union: Locate a local plumbers’ union in your area and inquire about their apprenticeship program. You may need to visit their website or contact them directly.
Application: Complete the union’s apprenticeship application, which may include an interview and aptitude test.
Driver’s License: Many apprenticeships require a valid driver’s license, as you may need to travel to job sites.
Physical Requirements: Be prepared for physical work; plumbing can be physically demanding.
Background Check: Pass a background check, as you’ll often work in sensitive environments like homes and businesses.
Drug Test: Be prepared to undergo drug testing as part of the application process.
Commitment: Understand that becoming a plumber takes commitment. You’ll likely need to complete a multi-year apprenticeship, which includes on-the-job training and classroom instruction.
Tools: Invest in the basic tools required for the job, although some unions may provide tool allowances.
Union Dues: Be ready to pay union dues once you’re accepted into the apprenticeship program.
Please note that specific requirements can vary by location and union, so it’s essential to contact your local plumbers’ union for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Watch video down below for accurate up to date info to get started in the plumber union. I called and talked to the union & asked them important questions! Watch there HERE or here 👇🏼
