Apprenticeship

JOIN AN IBEW LOCAL 40 APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM AND GET PAID TO GO TO SCHOOL!

An apprenticeship with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 40 Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee offers everyone excellent career opportunities by training them to become highly skilled Electrical and HVAC workers.

IBEW Local 40 apprentices “earn while they learn“, which means they earn a living wage while they work and receive on-the-job training from experienced journeymen. This provides apprentices with valuable insights about their particular craft and helps them gain a thorough understanding of different aspects of their job. In addition to learning on the jobsite, apprentices also receive free, mandatory classroom instruction, where they are taught many of the fundamentals and advanced concepts they will use throughout their career. Not only do IBEW Local 40 apprentices receive a free education and earn a living wage, but they also receive excellent health insurance and retirement benefits!

See the appropriate section below for each program:

Inside Construction Agreement Apprenticeship

IBEW 40 will start accepting online applications for our Inside Construction Agreement Apprenticeship Dec. 1 – Dec. 8., 2023.

Apply

Motion Picture Electrical Apprenticeship

Last accepted applications was May 1-12, 2023

IMPORTANT:

Send your documents to:
apprentice@csatf.org
or:
Contract Services, Attn: Skills Training Department
2710 Winona Avenue, Burbank, CA 91504

If you have any questions, please contact 818.565.0550 ext. 1260 or apprentice@csatf.org

Inside & MP Agreement Apprenticeship

This is a five-year apprenticeship program. Apprentices work during the day and attend classes two nights per week. A Journeyman certificate is awarded upon successful completion.

HVAC Apprenticeship

This is a four-year apprenticeship program. Apprentices work during the day and attend classes two nights per week. A Journeyman certificate is awarded upon successful completion.

Apprentice Duties:

The Apprentice works directly under the supervision of and assists a qualified Journeyman in installing or maintaining a variety of approved wiring methods for distribution of Electrical systems, or HVAC systems in existing or new buildings.

APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATION INFORMATION:

Minimum Requirements (IF APPLYING @ IBEW LOCAL 40):  Each applicant must: 

  • Be 18 years of age or older, with proof of identification, such as a drivers’ license or identification card issued by the D.M.V. (Must have a valid drivers’ license at time of indenture).
  • Have a High School diploma, G.E.D. or H.S.P.E.
  • Official and Sealed Transcripts showing passing grades equivalent to a “C” or better for two (2) semesters or one (1) year of high school Algebra or one (1) semester of college Algebra or provide evidence of having successfully completed the NJATC Online Tech Math Course. To access the course, go to http://www.njatc.utk.edu. Enrollment fee charged.
  • Applicants must be a U.S. citizen or meet the I-9 requirements of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).
  • Must not have taken the NJATC Aptitude Test within the last 6 months.

What to turn in along with your application:

  1. Proof of identification.
  2. Proof of eligibility to work in the U.S. (For more information on the requirements to be eligible to work, visit https://www.uscis.gov/i-9)
  3. An official/sealed copy of your High School Transcripts signed by the Registrar’s Office (No Diplomas) or an official GED certificate which must include your graduation date and proof of meeting the algebra requirement. If you did not take algebra in High School, you must also provide your College or Adult School Transcripts as proof of meeting the algebra requirement. The burden of proof is the applicant’s responsibility. (Electrical Training ALLIANCE online Tech Math Course will meet the algebra requirement)  NO EXCEPTIONS.
  4. NJATC Online Tech Math Course Certificate (if Applicable).

Testing: 

 Applicants meeting the minimum requirements will be scheduled for the following steps. Notification will be verbal/or by mail.  Eligibility will be determined by the Committee.

  1. The Electrical Training ALLIANCE Aptitude Test (including Algebra and Function and a Reading Comprehension test) (see: www.electricaltrainingalliance.org/website for more information)
  2. Oral interview only if a qualifying score is achieved on the aptitude test.

After completing your online application, you will need to mail the following:

  • Photocopy of Driver’s License, or Government Issued Photo ID.
  • Proof that you are eligible to work in the United States:
    • A citizen of the United States, or (SS Card or Passport)
    • A noncitizen national of the United States, or
    • A lawful permanent resident, or
    • An alien authorized to work
    • For more information on the requirements to be eligible to work, visit https://www.uscis.gov/i-9
  • An Official AND Sealed copy of your High School Transcripts signed by the Registrar’s Office (No Diplomas will be accepted)or an Official GED certificate which must include your graduation date and proof of meeting the algebra requirement.
    • If you did not take algebra in High School, you must also provide your College or Adult School Transcripts as proof of meeting the algebra requirement. The burden of proof is the applicant’s responsibility. (Electrical Training ALLIANCE online Tech Math Course will meet the algebra requirement).
    • NJATC Online Tech Math Course Certificate (if Applicable).