A strong union needs skills, benefits and ACTION!
Darius Wright was working at a pizza shop in Utica, NY, when a life-changing opportunity presented itself. Overhearing a conversation about the Carpenters Union recruiting, he decided to explore a new path that would ultimately transform his future.
Learn MoreKillourhy goes above and beyond to complete tasks and regularly volunteers her time to support the Sisters in the Brotherhood program, further demonstrating her passion and commitment for the trade.
Learn MoreAfter transitioning from the military, Marissa completed the Sisters in Brotherhood (SIB) Pre-Apprenticeship Program, which she describes as both “informative and empowering”. Now a third-year apprentice, she has not only built a solid foundation of technical skills but also developed a strong, supportive network within the union.
Learn MoreFoy credits the SIB program for not only giving her the skills needed to succeed as a carpenter but also the confidence to push her boundaries. Now, she hopes that more women will seize this opportunity.
Learn MoreThe six-week pre-apprenticeship program didn’t just prepare him for the physical demands of the trade; it introduced him to the deeper values of brotherhood and camaraderie that define the union.
Learn MoreFrom Pre-Apprenticeship to First-Year Apprentice at Local 291, Brother Bruns says “everything is possible if you put your mind and effort to it!”
Learn MoreI love my job and it is 100% preparing me for my future especially with the pension and annuity. It lets you focus on the now and not have to worry about what’s going to happen later.
Learn MoreJoe Welch is no stranger to being a working professional on the water, and his path to becoming a union piledriver has certainly been rich with experience.
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