Boilermakers
Boilermakers are highly skilled in the fabrication, assembly, and maintenance of boilers, pressure vessels, and related industrial equipment. These workers possess expertise in interpreting blueprints, using specialized tools, and welding components to construct robust and efficient systems. Their responsibilities may include precision cutting, shaping, and welding of metal parts, as well as conducting inspections and repairs.
At least 18 years old
High School Diploma or G.E.D.
Birth Certificate
Valid Driver’s License
Reliable Transportation
Pass an Aptitude Test
Physically Fit to Perform the Work
Pass a yearly Urine and/or Hair Folicle Drug/Alcohol test
Read, Write & Speak in English
If applicable: Military Training Certifications (DD-214)
If applicable: Welding Certifications
Applications are accepted every 3rd Thursday of each month from 8-10am
Complete application at Local 1 Union Hall
Submit copies of all required materials
Local 1 Union Hall
2941 Archer Ave
Chicago, IL 60608
Minimum of 150 hours of Classroom training per year.
6,000 hours of PAID on-the-job training to complete program.
5% pay increase based on work hours, typically every 6 months until Journeylevel.
Boilermakers Apprenticeship Center
5666 W. 95th Street
Oak Lawn, Illinois 60453
