ORIENTATION PROCEDURE
Skilled and Trained Exception

                                                                  Please follow the steps below for your required orientation
                            You can return to this page at any time  to access the completion form , Harassment Training Course and Covid-19 Preparedness course 
                                            If you have previously completed any of these short courses please notify us at outreach@ctcnc.org and you will receive credit
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  1. Watch the short orientation video below
  2. Complete the Harassment Training Course.  Once the course is complete email completion certificate to outreach@ctcnc.org
  3. Complete the Covid-19 Preparedness course . This course can be competed directly through the CTCNC or the Carpenters International Training Fund's website (CITF). ​
  4. Once steps 1 - 3 have been finished click here to complete the short form that you are eligible to finalize your indenture on your scheduled appointment.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             *Reminder, this will not be an in-person appointment and will be completed through DocuSign

Please see the frequently asked question below for additional information

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
​What types of trainings can I submit?
​Below are some resources to assist in helping you to satisfy your work-related and supplemental training requirements. Everyone (with some exceptions) in the Skill & Trained program must complete 144 hours of training. It is important to note that it is the responsibility of each Skill & Trained individual or the Employer to notify the CTCNC of ongoing training credits or the hours and credits may not be applied.
 
If a participant does not advance in the program that enrolled individual may be removed from the Skill & Trained Program.   Once an you have attained the 144 hours of training and after the 6 months mark you will be advanced out of the program and certified with the DIR/DAS
 
CTCNC does not endorse any non-UBC Training Resources, and all outside construction trainings are subject to review.  Below are some potential training resources which include but are not limited to: 

  • All training offered by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters through the Carpenters International Training Fund (CITF)
  • Training offered through a signatory contractor’s safety department with a certificate of completion from signatory company with hours completed comparable to CITF of CTC
  • An accredited college training in a construction management/engineering program
  • Industry Recognized trade related online classes
 
All Carpenters Training Committee for Northern California (CTCNC) Training
COVID-19 Preparedness Qualification (1hr.)
Introduction to Anti-HARASSMENT in Apprenticeship
ICRA: Best Practices Awareness (8hr CITF)
Welding AWS Certificates
Journey Level Advancement Classes
Online Self paced Learning offered by the CTCNC
 
Journey-level Members may “audit” (attend as a Student) of weekly apprenticeship classes at any of the Carpenters Training Trust Fund (CTTF) training centers EACH Training center has a “Class Schedule” link. The CTTF currently has four bona fide training centers which provide weekly apprenticeship training courses in nine (9) occupational classifications. All equipment and instructional processes are designed to emulate real-world experience and work environment.  All CTTF instructors are state certified through American River College, and CTTF curriculum is based on the United Brotherhood of Carpenters standard platform material. Once enrolled each “Student “is required to follow all Apprenticeship rules and regulations.

  
  • CTTF Skill Advancement training courses: to view the list of available courses go to www.ctcnc.org Skill advancement classes are held at the 4 CTTF training center on evenings and weekends, as well as at the Local Union halls. Site-specific training is also done at contractor facilities and approved jobsites. 
  • United Brotherhood of Carpenters training including Leadership Training classes, Member training classes, Superintendent Career Training, etc. 
  • External classes such as First Aid/CPR Safety or work-related college courses in construction technology, estimating, scheduling, etc. 


  • Completion of employer-sponsored safety and technical training such as; OSHA 10 & 30, site specific training such as Aerial Lift, Forklift, BA TT and other refinery safety training, etc.
  • United Brotherhood of Carpenters training including Leadership Training classes, Member training classes, Superintendent Career Training, etc.
What is docusign and where can i get more information
STEP 1
Click the link in email
With one click, you can access the document and start the document signing process on virtually any internet-enabled device.
STEP 2
Follow the DocuSign tabs
Tabs and simple instructions guide you through the signing process. Your electronic signatures are secure, legally binding, and widely accepted for most business transactions around the world.
STEP 3
Finish, and you’re done
Once you’re done signing, click Finish. That's it!

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If I already have all  144 hours of supplemental training whats next ?
Under the Skilled and Trained Exception you must be enrolled in apprenticeship for a minimum of 6 months from you date of indenture after which you will be eligible for completion
Carpenters Training Committee for Northern California 2014