Course DescriptionsSKILLS TRAINING

Blueprint Reading - 40 hrsThis course introduces a trainee to basic blueprint and plan reading. Itcovers a combination of light commercial, commercial and highway· prints,exposing the trainee to a variety of construction plans and blueprints.

Concrete Practices & Procedures - 40 hrsThis training course covers many aspects of the concrete industry, includingmix proportioning, mineral and chemical admixtures, forming systems, subgrade preparation, placing and curing of concrete. Trainees participate inextensive step-by-step hands-on training such as placing and vibratingconcrete.

Flagging I MNDOT - 4 hrsThis course exposes trainees to the rules and responsibilities of flaggingand basic understanding of traffic control devices and layouts. Each traineewill receive a MN/DOT flagging handbook.

Foreman Preparedness - 40 hrsThis course provides a prospective foreman with leadership techniquesutilized in the construction industry. It consists of instruction oncommunication techniques, construction math, job safety and hazardanalysis, project organization and documentation, problem solving andhuman relations.Prerequisites: Level 3 Apprentices and Journeyworkers

General Construction - 40 hrsThis course provides a trainee with the fundamentals of the constructionindustry. It covers the following topics: gas, electric & pneumatic tools,materials recognition, flagging/traffic control, compaction, rigging &signaling, torch cutting and burning, and introductory construction math.-Note: Mandatory for all Apprentices

Heavy and Highway Skills - 40 hrsThis course introduces practical applications of various tasks andknowledge needed for successful highway and large excavation projects.

Light Rail - 8 hrsThis course covers how to make rail, includes technical discussion,economics of track, hand tools, equipment and track types.

Line & Grade I - 40 hrsThis course prepares an individual to perform the basic duties of gradechecking, elevation setting, and various tasks associated with usinginstruments on building and highway heavy projects.

Line & Grade II - 40 hrsThis course familiarizes a trainee with the fundamental skills needed towork with lasers, levels, transits and hand-held levels to perform gradechecking, slope and ditch calculation, grid staking and layouts. It involvesa combination of classroom lecture and demonstration with extensivehands-on training. It is highly recommended for highway heavy constructionlaborers.Prerequisites: Line & Grade I

Mason Tending - 40 hrsThis course provides a trainee with a thorough understanding of the dutiesand responsibilities of the mason tender such as: mortar mixing, scaffoldusage, material handling, job site safety, block saw and hand tool safety andrecognition.

Pipe Fusion - 8 hrsThis course is designed to educate students on the theory of polyethylenepipe fusion, the techniques utilized in both butt fusion (hand & hydraulic) andelectro fuslon, the use of mechanical fittings, and testing procedures.

Pipelaying I - 40 hrsThis course is an introductory course to the sewer and water industry. Itcovers utility line and grade considerations and basic procedures for theinstallation of gravity flow and pressure piping systems. It also exposes thetrainee to pipe fusion techniques.

Pipelaying II - 40 hrsThis course covers advanced pipe laying techniques and math calculationsfor utility line and grade. It covers utility staking, utility testing procedures,sediment & erosion control, and a comprehensive look into crewresponsibilities. Participants will also receive excavation and trenching

safety, confined space awareness training, the Minnesota state plu bingcode (pipelayer's card), and utility blue print reading.Prerequisites: Pipelaying I

Pipeline Technology -40 hrsThis course introduces the tasks associated with natural gas and p troleumpipeline construction. Trainees learn about proper locating techniqu s,site grading, fence building, pipe stringing, dewatering techniques, ipepreparation, pipe coating, leak detection, testing and cathodic prote tion.

Plaster Tending - 40 hrsThis course provides a trainee with a better understanding of the d tiesand responsibilities of the plaster tender such as: plaster mixing, m terialhandling, job site safety, scaffold usage and hand tool safety andrecognition.

Remote Camera Inspection I Trenchless Pipe Renovation - 0 hrsThis course covers the proper operation and maintenance of remot camerainspection equipment, jetting and pipe cleaning techniques, various pipe andmanhole relining and replacement methods, and the use of remote uttersfor reinstating services in lined pipe.Prerequisites: Pipelaying I & II or a minimum of 2 years pipelaying ieldexperience

Rigging and Signaling Qualified - 24 hrsIn this class a laborer will learn how to successfully and safely perfo mrigging procedures through the use of OSHA safety principles. This oursewill cover advanced math for rigging problems such as volumes an weightcalculation, sling tension, and center of gravity formulas. We will als coverrigging equipment with the use of signaling and hands on training.Prerequisites: Apprentices must complete Safety Week and GenerConstruction.-Note: There is also an 8 hour Rigging and Signaling Qualified cour eavailable to Journeyworkers (some level 3 Apprentices may qualify nly withApprenticeship Director or Training Director approval)

Scaffold Erecting - 40 hrsThis course provides a thorough base knowledge of safe and efficie tscaffold erection of various scaffold types such as: system scaffold, oilingtower scaffold, tube and clamp, and welded tubular frame scaffold. I alsoaddresses covering and sheltering techniques for mason scaffold. traineereceives a scaffold competent person card upon successful complet on ofthe course by achieving 80% or better on the exam.

SWPPP Installer (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan) - 8 hrsThis hands-on course is designed to provide an MPCA Installer levecertification. The course focuses on the installation & maintenance racticesand procedures involved with erosion/sediment control, Contractorchallenges will also be discussed. There will be an exam requiringminimum score of 70% to certify.·Note: This course meets MPCA standards.

SWPPP Manager (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan) - 6 hrsThis hands-on course is designed to provide an MPCA Site Manage levelcertification. The course focuses on the supervision of the instaliatio &maintenance practices and procedures involved with erosion/sedim ntcontrol. Contractor challenges will also be discussed. There will be nexam requiring a minimum score of 70% to certify.Prerequisites: Journeyworkers Only·Note: This course meets MPCA standards.

Torch Cutting I Demo Safety -16 hrsThis course covers torch set-up, safety, and hands-on training in cudemolition.

Welding I Air Arc - 200 hrsThis course is a combined welding course. Torch Cutting covers var oustypes of demolition torches, demolition safety in regardS to torch ope ationand includes hands-on training. Trainees also receive an introductio to airarc cutting. A trainee receives 5 welding credits from the state vocati nalsystem upon successful course completion. Trainees demonstratingadvanced proficiency may test for welding certifications.Prerequisites: Apprentices must complete Safety Week, GeneralConstruction and Torch Cutting

! ENVIRONMENTA~:TRAINING 'Asbestos Air Sampling - 16 hrsThis course is designed for Asbestos Workers and Supervisors who wish tocollect air samples in accordance with MDH regulations.Prerequisites: Asbestos Worker or Supervisor Initial'Note: Registration through your Local Union

Asbestos Abatement Training• Asbestos Worker Initial - 32 hours• Asbestos Worker Refresher - 8 hours• Asbestos Supervisor Initial - 40 hours• Asbestos Supervisor Refresher - 8 hours

Asbestos training is offered year-round and is a recognized demolitionpractice by OSHA and the Laborers Union. Training complies withMinnesota Department of Health regulations for persons performingAsbestos work in the State of Minnesota. Individuals desiring to workasbestos in the state of Minnesota must:Workers: Prove 1,000 hours of construction experienceSupervisors: Prove 2,000 hours of construction experienceCertification in the state of Minnesota requires a picture and a state fee.'Note: Registration through your Local Union

Hazwoper Training• Hazwoper Initial - 40 hours• Hazwoper Refresher - 8 hours

This course covers 29 CFR 1910.120/29, CFR 1926.65, and HazardousWaste Operation Worker Training (HAZWOPER). It consists of acombination of 30 classroom hours and 10 hands-on training hours.

Lead Training• Lead Worker Initial - 24 hours• Lead Worker Refresher - 8 hours• Lead Supervisor Initial - 32 hours• Lead Supervisor Refresher - 8 hours

Training complies with Minnesota Department of Health regulations forpersons performing Lead work in the State of Minnesota. Only supervisorsdesiring to work Lead must prove 1,000 hours of related work experience. Astate fee is required for certification in Minnesota.'Note: Registration through your Local Union

, SAFETY TRAINING .

CPR / First Aid - 8 hrsThe Training Center offers American Heart and Lung CPR and EmergencyFirst Aid training.

Excavation I Confined Space - 8 hrsThis course introduces trainees to the hazards and responsibilities ofworking in and around excavations and confined spaces. This coursecomplies with OSHA's training requirement for working in confined spaces.Students wilileam proper procedures for entrants and attendants as wellas proper rescue procedures, how to identify hazards and convey properpreparation procedures.

Mine Safety I Health Administration (MSHA) - 8 hrsThis course is a yearly refresher course on Mine Safety/HealthAdministration rules and regulations. Laborers must maintain a currentcertification to work on mine property.Prerequisites: MSHA 24-hour or Safety Week with MSHA New MinerTraining

OSHA 10 - 10 hrsOSHA recommends the 10 hour construction outreach training programas an orientation to occupational safety and health for workers covered byOSHA 29 CFR 1926.Prerequisites: Journeyworkers only

OSHA 30 - 30 hrsThis course instructs a trainee in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)for construction. It outlines the basics of OSHA, its mission in protecting theworker and covers ten different subparts of the OSHA standards.Prerequisites: Journeyworkers only

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Safety Week - 40 hrsThis is an intensive safety course that includes OSHA 30, fall protect onawareness, scaffold user, confined space with fire & hole watch, exc vationconfined space, some lead and asbestos awareness, and CPR/First idtraining.'Note: Mandatory for all Apprentices

Contractors who are signatory to the Laborers Union may contact thDirector of Training to inquire about specialty training offerings whichinclude: Aerial Lift 8 hrs, Asbestos Awareness 4 hrs, Asbestos 0 & 16hrs, Construction Math Skills 8 hrs, Disaster Site Worker Training 8 h s,Fall Protection 8 hrs, Fire Watch 4 hrs, Fork Truck Awareness 4 hrs,GPS / Total Station 40 hrs, ICF / Insulated Concrete Forms Technolo ies16 hrs, Infectious Control I Hospital Protocol 8 hrs, Lead Awareness hrs,Lead Renovator 16 hrs, LEED Awareness 8 hrs, Light Rail 8 hrs, Mic obialRemediation (Mold) 24 hrs, MSHA 24 hrs, OSHA 50040 hrs, OSHA 1040 hrs, Pipe Fusion 8 hrs, 'Plumbing Code 4 hrs, Pro-Ten 10 hrs, Sc ffoldUser 8 hrs and Soft Skills 8 hrs.

Whenever possible, contractors are encouraged to plan ahead forspecialty training to ensure the availability of personnel and resourceto accommodate requests. Specialty training is at the discretion of thTraining Director.

, .I' IMPORTANT NOTES

Plumbing CodelPipelayers Card: The Minnesota State Plumbing Code(Pipelayers Card) now requires that you attend a 4 hour refresher to newyour card. This 4 hour refresher is offered on Thursday morning of ea hPipelaying " Course.

Dress Code: Please note that when attending training, trainees mucome dressed as they would for work; wearing long pants, shirts withsleeves and work boots. This dress code policy will be strictly enforce forthe safety of our members.

Plan Ahead: Don't miss out on a job opportunity. Be sure to plan ah adand register early for refreshers as they fill up quickly.

Registration: To reach our Registration Office, please call 651-653- 710.

2016 Training ScheduleAerial Lift Oct 21 Fri Jun 23 Thu Nov 7-11 Mon-Mar 24 Thu (Duluth) Dec 9 Fri (Hudson) Aug 25 Thu Dec 12-16 Mon-

Dec 16 Fri Oct 10-11 Evening

Asbestos Air SamplingDec 17 Sat Oct 20 Thu Hazwoper RefresherDec28 Wed Nov 10 Thu Jan 4 Mon ( I. Cloud)Feb15-16 Mon-Tue Dec 13 Tue Jan 5 TueMay 31-Jun 1 Tue-WedBlueprint Reading Dec 15 Thu (Duluth) Jan 8 FriOct 24-27 Evening

Nov 21-22 Mon-Tue Jan 4-8 Mon-Fri Jan 15 FriDec 27-28 Tue-Wed Feb 8-12 Mon-Fri (Bismarck) Flagging I MNDOT Jan 18 Mon

Feb 8-23 Evening Jan 15 Fri (Duluth) Jan 23 Sat(D luth)Mar 14-18 Mon-Fri Jan 21 Thu-PM Jan 26 Tue ( ochester)Asbestos Contractor/ Apr4-8 Mon-Fri (St. Cloud) Feb 4 Evening Feb 1 Mon

Supervisor Initial Apr 11-15 Mon-Fri Mar2 Wed-PM Feb 8 MonJan 11-15 Mon-Fri Apr 25-29 Mon-Fri (Duluth) Apr14 Thu-PM Feb 12 FriFeb 8-12 Mon-Fri May 16-20 Mon-Fri Jun 17 Fri Feb 29 MonMar 14-18 Mon-Fri Ju111-15 Mon-Fri Aug 19 Fri Feb 29 Mon ( I. Cloud)May 9-13 Mon-Fri Aug 15-19 Mon-Fri Aug 25 Evening Mar 11 FriOct 24-28 Mon-Fri Sep 12-16 Mon-Fri Oct 14 Fri Mar28 MonDec 5-9 Mon-Fri Oct 17-21 Mon-Fri Nov 11 Fri Apr 1 Fri

Nov 14-18 Mon-Fri Nov 22 Evening Apr 15 FriAsbestos Contractor/ Nov 28-Dec 13 Evening Apr22 Fri(Gr nd Rapids)

Supervisor Refresher Dec 19-23 Mon-Fri Foreman Preparedness May 16 Mon

Jan 8 Fri Jan 18-22 Mon-Fri May 23-24 Eveni

Jan 22 Fri (Hudson) Concrete Practices & Mar 7-11 Mon-Fri Aug 12 Fri

Jan 23 Sat (Superior) Procedures May 23-27 Mon-Fri Sep 30 Fri

Jan 29 Fri Jan 11-15 Mon-Fri Oct 3-7 Mon-Fri Oct 19-20 Eveni

Feb 8-12 Mon-Fri Dec 5-9 Mon-Fri Nov 21 MonFeb 5 FriDec 12 MonFeb 27 Sat (Superior) Mar7-11 Mon-FriDec 15 ThuMar4 Fri Apr 4-8 Mon-Fri Fork Truck Awareness

Apr 1 Fri May 2-6 Mon-Fri Mar25 Fri (Duluth)May 6 Fri May 16-20 Mon-Fri Heavy & Highway SkillsJun 17 Fri (St. Cloud) Nov 14-18 Mon-Fri General Construction

Jan 11-15 Mon-F i (Duluth)Jun 24 Fri Dec 12-16 Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Jan 25-29 Mon-F iJan 4-8Jul15 Fri (Hudson) Mon-Fri

Feb 22-26 Mon-F (Bismarck)Jan 18-22Jul16 Sat (Superior) CPR I First Aid Jan 20-Feb 4 Evening

Mar 14-29 EveninAug 20 Sat (Moorhead) Jan 4 Mon Jan 25-29 Mon-Fri (Bismarck)

Apr 11-15 Mon-F iNov 7-11 Mon-F iSep 16 Fri Jan 6 Wed (St. Cloud) Feb 1-5 Mon-Fri

Sep 16 Fri (Virginia) Jan 15 Fri (Virginia) Feb15-19 Mon-FriOct 7 Fri (Rochester) Jan 18-19 Evening Feb 22-26 Mon-Fri Lead Contractor IOct 21 Fri Jan 27 Wed-AM (Rochester) Feb 29-Mar4 Mon-Fri Supervisor InitialOct 28 Fri (Hudson) Feb 10 Wed Mar 14-18 Mon-Fri Apr 4-7 Mon-T uNov4 Fri (Hudson) Feb 19 Fri (Duluth) Mar 21-25 Mon-Fri Nov 14-17 Mon-T uDec 2 Fri Mar 1 Tue Mar 28-Apr 1 Mon-FriDec 27 Tue Mar2 Wed (SI. Cloud) Apr 11-15 Mon-Fri Lead Contractor I

Mar 11 Fri (Grand Rapids) Apr 18-22 Mon-FriSupervisor RefresherAsbestos Worker Initial Mar 18 Fri (Duluth) Apr 25-29 Mon-FriFeb 4 ThuJan 18-21 Mon-Thu Apr 12 Tue May 9-13 Mon-FriNov 11 FriFeb 22-25 Mon-Thu Apr22 Fri (Duluth) May 23-27 Mon-Fri

Mar 21-24 Mon-Thu May 18 Wed Jun 13-'17 Mon-FriApr 18-21 Mon-Thu Jun 24 Fri Jun 27-Ju11 Mon-Fri Lead Renovator RefreshMay 16-19 Mon-Thu Aug 26 Fri Jul 18-22 Mon-Fri Feb 29 ManJun 13-16 Mon-Thu Oct 12-13 Evening Aug 15-19 Mon-FriAug 8-11 Mon-Thu Oct 21 Fri Sep 12-16 Mon-Fri Lead Worker InitialSep 6-9 Tue-Fri Nav 11 Fri Oct 10-14 Mon-Fri Jan 25-27 Mon- dOct 17-20 Mon-Thu Dec 16 Fri (Duluth) Nov 7-11 Mon-Fri Nov 21-23 Mon- dNov 28-Dec 1 Mon-Thu Dec 30 Fri Nov 7-22 Evening

Nov 28-Dec 2 Mon-Fri Lead Worker RefresherAsbestos Worker Refresher Excavation I Confined Space Dec 5-9 Mon-Fri Jan 28 ThuJan 16 Sat (Superior) Awareness Dec 19-23 Mon-Fri Nov 18 FriJan 22 Fri Jan 5 Tue (St. Cloud)Jan 29 Fri Jan 6 Wed Global Positioning System (GPS) Line & Grade IJan 30 Sat (Superior) Jan 13-14 Evening Mar 7-11 Mon-Fri Jan 4-8 Mon-FFeb 19 Fri Jan 14 Thu (Virginia) Apr 18-22 Mon-Fri Jan 25-29 Mon-FFeb 26 Fri Jan 19 Tue Nov 28-Dec 2 Mon-Fri (Duluth) Feb 22-26 Mon-FMarS Sat Jan 25 Mon (Rochester) Mar 28-Apr 1 Mon-FApr 1 Fri Feb g Tue Hazwoper Initial Apr25-29 Mon-F ri (Bismarck)Apr22 Fri Feb 11 Thu Jan 11-15 Mon-Fri May 2-6 Mon-F r (Duluth)May6 Fri Feb 18 Thu (Duluth) Jan 18-22 Mon-Fri (Duluth) Jun 13-28 Eveni nMay 13 Fri (Virginia) Mar 1 Tue (St. Cloud) Feb 15-19 Mon-Fri Ju125-29 Mon-FrMay 20 Fri Mar 3 Thu Feb 24-Mar 11 Evening Oct 10-14 Mon-FrMay 25-26 Evening Mar 10 Thu (Grand Rapids) Mar 7-11 Mon-Fri (Bismarck) Nov 14-18 Mon-FrJun 10 Fri Mar 17 Thu (Duluth) Mar 14-18 Mon-FriJun 10 Fri (St. Cloud) Mar29 Tue Apr 11-15 Mon-FriJul29 Fri Apr 11 Mon May 9-13 Mon-FriAug 26 Fri Apr 21 Thu (Duluth) Ju111-15 Mon-FriOct 14 Fri (Hudson) May 17 Tue Sep 19-23 Mon-Fri

Line & Grade IIFeb 8-12Apr 11-15May 9-13Aug 8-23Dec 19-23

Mason TendingJan 18-22Feb 22-26Mar 21-25May 9-13Ju111-26Sep 19-23Oct 10-14Dec 19-23

Mon-FriMon-FriMon-Fri (Duluth)EveningMon-Fri

Mon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriEveningMon-FriMon-FriMon-Fri

Mine Safety & Health Admin -24 HourFeb 15-17Mar 14-16Dec 27-29

Mon-WedMon-WedTue-Thu

Mine Safety & Health AdminRefresherJan 16Feb 6Feb 18Mar 5Mar 12Mar 17Mar 19Apr23May 14Jun 11Aug 13Sep 17Oct 17-18Oct 22Nov 23Dec 10Dec 17Dec 30

Plaster TendingFeb 1-5Mar 7-11Apr 4-8Apr 25-May 10Oct 3-7

Pipelaying IJan 4-8Feb 1-5Feb 29-Mar4Mar 21-25Apr 18-22May 16-20Jun 13-17Sep 12-27Oct 24-28Nov 28-Dec 2

Pipelaying IIFeb 15-19Apr4-8Dec 19-23

Sat (Virginia)Sat (Virginia)ThuSat (Virginia)Sat (Grand Rapids)ThuSat (Duluth)Sat (Duluth)Sat (Virginia)Sat (Virginia)Sat (Virginia)Sat (Virginia)EveningSat (Virginia)WedSat (Virginia)Sat (Duluth)Fri

Mon-FriMon-FriMon-FriEveningMon-Fri

Mon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-Fri (Bismarck)Mon-FriEveningMon-FriMon-Fri

Mon-FriMon-FriMon-Fri

Pipeline TechnologyJan 11-15 Mon-FriFeb 8-12 Mon-Fri

Mar 14-18May 2-6Ju118-22Sep 26-30Oct 10-14Dec12-16

Mon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-Fri (Bismarck)Mon-Fri

Plumbing CodeJan 21Jan27Mar2Mar 16Mar23Apr 14Aug 24

Thu-AMWed-PM (Rochester)Wed-AMEvening (Duluth)Evening (St. Cloud)Thu-AMEvening

Pro-TenJan 20Apr13Nav 22

WedWedTue

Remote Camera InspectionApr 4-8 Man-Fri

Rigging & SignalingQualified - 24 HourJan 27-29 Wed-FriFeb 22-24 Man-WedMar 7-9 Mon-WedMar 21-23 Man-Wed (Duluth)Mar 28-30 Mon-Wed(Bismarck)Apr 27-29 Wed-FriMay 11-19 EveningMay 25-27 Wed-FriJun 29-Jul 1 Wed-FriOct 26-28 Wed-FriNov 28-30 Mon-WedDec 19-21 Man-Wed

Rigging & SignalingQualified - 8 HourJan 7 ThuMar 30 WedDec 14 Wed

Safety Week I OSHA 30Jan 4-8 Mon-FriJan 4-19 EveningJan 11-15 Man-Fri (Bismarck)Jan 11-15 Mon-Fri (Virginia)Jan 18-22 Mon-FriJan 25-29 Mon-FriFeb 1-5 Mon-FriFeb 8-12 Mon-FriFeb 15-19 Mon-FriFeb 15-19 Mon-Fri (Duluth)Feb 22-26 Mon-FriFeb 29-Mar 4 Mon-FriMar 7-11 Mon-FriMar 7-11 Mon-Fri (Grand Rapids)Mar 14-18 Mon-FriMar 14-18 Mon-Fri (Duluth)Mar 21-25 Mon-FriMar 21-25 Mon-Fri (St. Cloud)Mar 28-Apr 1 Mon-FriApr 4-8 Mon-FriApr 11-15 Mon-FriApr 18-22 Mon-FriApr 18-22 Mon-Fri (Duluth)Apr 25-29 Mon-FriMay 2-6 Mon-FriMay 9-13 Mon-Fri

May 16-20May 23-27Jun 20-24Ju125-29Aug 22-26Sep 26-30Sep 28-0ct 13Oct 17-21Nov 7-11Nov 28-Dec 2Dee 5-9Dec 12-16Dec 12-16Dec 19-23

Scaffold ErectingJan 4-8Feb 1-5Feb 29-Mar4Mar 28-Apr 1Mar 30-Apr 14Apr 18-22Apr 25-29May 23-27Jun 20-24Aug 8-12Oct 3-7Dee 5-9

Mon-FriMon-FriMan-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriEveningMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-Fri (Duluth)Mon-Fri

Mon-FriMon-FriMan-FriMon-FriEveningMon-Fri (Bismarck)Mon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-FriMon-Fri

Storm Water PollutionPrevention Plan InstallerMar 31 ThuMay19 Thu

Storm Water PollutionPrevention Plan ManagerMar 10-11 Thu-FriMay 2-3 Man-Tue

Torch Cutting I Demo SafetyJan 25-26 Mon-TueFeb 25-26 Thu-FriMar 28-29 Mon-TueMar 31-Apr 1 Thu-Fri (Bismarck)Apr 18-21 EveningApr 25-26 Mon-TueMay 23-24 Man-TueJun 27-28 Mon-TueOct 24-25 Mon- TueDec 1-2 Thu-FriDec 29-30 Thu-Fri

Welding I Torch Cutting - Air ArcJan 4-Feb 5 Mon-FriFeb 8-Mar 11 Mon-FriMar 14-Apr 15 Mon-FriNov 14-Dec 20 Mon-Fri

DIRECTOR OF TRAINING

Dean ills

, TRAINING CENTER INFORMATION

~Contact our Registration Office at (651) 653-6710 to schedule all training courses except for Asbestos and Lead.Contact your Local Union Hall to register for Asbestos and Lead training courses.Contractors are encouraged to contact the Director of Training at (651) 653-6710 with specialty training needs.

DIRJ:CTIONSFrom the SouthTake 35E North to County Road 14 (Hugo I Centerville) Exit #123. (Go East)Turn Right at the top of the ramp and go approximately % mile. I

The Training Center is located on the right hand side.

From the NorthTake 35E South to County Road 14 (Hugo I Centerville) Exit #123. (Go East)Turn Left at the top of the ramp and go approximately % mile.The Training Center is located on the right hand side.

CLASS SCHEDULEDaytime training classes begin promptly at 7:00 A.M. End times vary based upon the type of class.Evening classes are held from 5:00 P,M. to 9:00 P,M.-Cancellations are announced on Kare 11 News and www.kare11.com when classes are cancelled due to inclement weather.

LO. 'GING/STIPENDSTrainees living outside a 75-mile radius qualify for a hotel room and stipend. Trainees share a room with another trainee at the BestWestern White Bear Country Inn Hotel located at: 4940 Highway 61, White Bear Lake, MN 55110 (651) 429-5393.

mmlImIOur trainee lunch I break room contains snack and beverage machines, microwaves and refrigerators. No food service is available.

REQULATIONSNo Tobacco of any kind is permitted inside the facility. Smoking is permitted outside in designated areas only.The Laborers Training Center bans guns on its premises,

r.mrmIAppropriate work attire is required. Dress as you would for work when attending training courses. Wear long pants, shirts with sleev sand work boots. Come prepared to work inside and outside. Hard hats and safety glasses will be provided. For safety reasons, antrainee dressed inappropriately will not be permitted to attend class.

CONSTRUCTION LABORERS' EDUCATION, APPRENTICESHIPAND TRAINING FUND OF MINNESOTA AND NORTH DAKOTA

2350 Main Street, Lino Lakes, MN 55038Phone: (651) 653-6710 Fax: (651) 653-9682

Toll Free: 1-888-758-6466www.Ltcmn.org