Training News
Spring Classes NEW
[3/9/2010] - Please check out our upcoming spring classes by clicking on link: link
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OSHA 10/OSHA 30
[2/8/2010] - We will be offering an OSHA 10/30 class for any UA member who is interested. The OSHA 10 classes will run on Tuesday March 9th, Thursday March 11th, Tuesday March 16th, and Thursday March 18th. You must attend all four classes in order to receive your OSHA 10 certification. If you would like to receive an OSHA 30 certification, you would attend all the classes for the OSHA 10 and then continue on with the additional 20 hours of classes for the OSHA 30. Please call the Technology Center at 412-481-0333 to register. more
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First Aid/CPR
[2/8/2010] - We will be offering a First Aid/CPR Class to any UA member or family member on Saturday, March 27th. Class space is limited, so please call the Technology Center to schedule at 412-481-0333. If there is interest, an infant CPR demonstration can be performed/instructed. more
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Downhill Welding Class
[1/19/2010] - In the upcoming weeks, we will begin offering downhill welding classes to any 449 Journeyman who has a valid welding certification, either a 6G Gas Certification or any UA Weld Certification, and who would be interested in becoming proficient in downhill welding. more
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TWIC - Transportation Worker Identification Credential
[4/20/2009] - In this time of heightened security, all transportation workers need to become informed about the Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC). You will need a TWIC to gain unescorted access to secure areas of Maritime Transportation Security Act (MTSA) regulated facilities and vessels. more
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Training Events
Training
No other organization serves the training needs of the
piping industry like the United Association. For over a
century, the UA has been training the most highly-qualified
workers in the United States and Canada.
Over the past several decades, the United Association's
training programs have produced a stable, skilled workforce
responsible for building and maintaining piping systems in
the various industrial and residential facilities that make
up the North American landscape.
No one can match the commitment or investment. The UA spends
over $100 million annually on training programs efforts
involving approximately 100,000 journeymen and apprentices
in over 400 local training facilities at any given time.
If the United Association wanted to select the area which
best reflects this commitment to the training and excellence
produced, it could well look to state of Pennsylvania.
Thanks in part to our relationship with the Mechanical
Contractors Association, Steamfitters local 449 offers state
of the art training year round.
We train apprentices and journeyworkers in many skills
including: Pipe Fabrication, Pipe Welding, Orbital Tube
Welding, Medical Gas Systems, Process Safety Management,
Instrumentation /Calibration, Heating/Air
Conditioning/Refrigeration, Rigging, Pipe Drafting, OSHA
Safety, Computer Aided Drafting, Computerized Pipe Design in
3D, Primavera (Computer Software) Planning and Scheduling,
and more.
In addition to our five-year apprenticeship programs, we
offer continuing education opportunity that includes
journeymen training and certification, as well as associate
degree programs.
Click Here to contact the Steamfitters Local 449 Technology
Center.
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