This crew is working with Keeley Construction to stop continual flooding in the Old Town area of Eureka, MO. Nearby Flat Creek is prone to flash floods when the Meremac River gets too high. The $7 million flood wall and pump station will attract new business and residents who have stayed away due to expensive […]
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The UBC has announced its offering a new certificate program that will prepare members to take the Safety Trained Supervisory – Construction and the Construction Health & Safety Technician tests. You’ll attend a week of instruction at the International Training Center in Las Vegas, and upon successful completion, the exam fees will be paid for
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Our safety team led by Safety Director Al Jotautas and Assistant Safety Directors Butch Sikora and Jerrod Walton take safety seriously and so do our contractors.
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Local 1445 Union Carpenters in Wichita, KS, recently helped a group of area high school students build several mini libraries.
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There are free and confidential resources available to all of us if you ever need to use them.
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The proposal seeks to speed up future prevailing wage updates, ensuring prevailing wage rates keep up with the cost of living and could mean higher wages for workers.
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Carpenter members and dependents ages 18 and older can now get your vaccine at the Carpenters Center for Health and you could win a $500 gift card! Go to www.crccbenefits.org for more information and to make your appointment now!
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Currently, Phase 1B of Illinois’ COVID-19 vaccination program has begun, allowing frontline workers and residents age 65 and over to get vaccinated. Most people will get the vaccine through their own doctors or at a local pharmacy, where appointments are necessary. Right now, Jewel/Osco, Mariano’s, Walmart, CVS and Walgreens are the first to roll out registration pages in Illinois. The
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