Apprentices are required to pay a yearly administration fee.  The current administration fee for each year is $500.00. The administration fee is due before the start of each school year, usually around September 1st. The JATC provides books and any other materials necessary for classroom training. Apprentices must attend every class and maintain a minimum test average of 75%.

Electrical Construction Apprenticeship 
Classroom Standards

Related classroom training is held two nights per week, four hours each night with some Saturday classes involved. Classroom training generally runs September through May, for a minimum of 900 hours in five years. 

Classroom training is held at the Cincinnati Electrical Training Center, 5455 Glenway Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238. Apprentices must attend every class and maintain a minimum test average of 75%.

       Licenses, Certifications and Special Training Received:

·     CPR Certification-Years 1-5

·     First Aid Training—Year 1 & 4

·     OSHA 10 Hour Certification - Year 1

·     OSHA 30 Hour Certification - Year 4 or 5

·     Ohio State Fire Alarm License—Year 4 or 5

·     Kentucky License—Year 5

 

Telecommunications Apprenticeship
Classroom Standards

Related classroom training is held two nights per week, four hours each night with some Saturday classes involved. Classroom training generally runs September through May, for a minimum of 640 hours in four years. Classroom training is currently held at the JATC Training Center.

        Licenses, Certifications and Special Training Received:

·     CPR Certification—Years 1-4

·     First Aid Training—Year 1 & 4

·     OSHA 10 Hour Certification—Year 1

·     OSHA 30 Hour Certification - Year 4

·     BICSI Copper—Year 2

·     BICSI Fiber—Year 3

·     Structured Cabling—Year 1

·     Fiber Optic Certification—Year 1

Classroom Standards are governed by JATC Policy and subject to change as amendments are adopted.

An especially important element of apprenticeship is On-the-Job training. Apprentices are placed to work with one of our 45 electrical contractors. These training assignments can be located anywhere within Local 212’s jurisdiction. This includes Hamilton, Clermont or Brown counties in Ohio, Dearborn, Switzerland or Ohio counties in Indiana and Boone, Bracken, Campbell, Kenton Gallatin, Grant or Pendleton counties in Kentucky. For this reason it is necessary for all apprentices to have reliable transportation.

The regular workday is 7:00 am to 3:30 pm, with 1/2 hour for lunch, but may vary depending on contractor bids. Apprentices are required to work every day and to be on time and ready to start work at the assigned time.

On-the-Job training is what sets our programs apart from a traditional education. Because of On-the-Job training, you are able to “Earn While You Learn”! Apprentices wages and benefits are based on percentages of journeymen or installer technicians rates (see wage schedules for current wage and benefit information). As you gain more experience, your wages and benefits grow! And by the time you finish your apprenticeship, you will have years of actual experience under your belt, along with the knowledge you need to apply that experience. 

Electrical Construction Apprenticeship 
On-the-Job Training Standards

Apprentices will receive a minimum of 8000 hours of on-the-job training in the Electrical Construction Apprenticeship program. There are six periods of apprenticeship. The chart below outlines each period of apprenticeship and what must be successfully completed for advancement to the next period:

 Telecommunications Apprenticeship
On-the-Job Training Standards

Apprentices will receive a minimum of 8000 hours of on-the-job training in the Telecommunications Apprenticeship program. There are eight periods of apprenticeship. The chart below outlines each period of apprenticeship and what must be successfully completed for advancement to the next period: