BAC Apprentice Training Center Local #1 MN/ND

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Tradeswomen Build Nations 2022

Annually in October, NABTU (North America’s Building Trades Unions) hosts a conference for all Union Tradeswomen and their allies.

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Training with Schluter Systems

In October, we had product representatives for Schluter Systems at t

Recent News

The International Apprentice Contest

RNohava on Tuesday, September 27 - 11:13am

The International Apprentice Contest took place on September 23-24 in Boston, Mass. Seventy-five of the top apprentices in the International Union competed to earn the title of International Craft Champion in the following crafts: brick, pointing-cleaning-caulking, stone, tile, marble, terrazzo, cement, and plaster.

We're Hiring (Updated 9/16)

RNohava on Friday, September 16 - 3:45pm

Due to an error in the job posting, the Minnesota and North Dakota Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Journeyworker and Apprentice Training Trust Fund is pleased to reannouncing an opportunity for an Instructor. This Instructor position is full-time, salaried with demands of 40 or more hours per week, and an expected term of ten months per year, paid at the Metro Journeyworker Bricklayer scale.

The purpose of this role:

Onward to the International Apprentice Contest!

RNohava on Monday, August 29 - 11:44am

This year the Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers' and International Masonry Institutes' International Apprentice Contest will take place September 23-24 in Boston, Massachusetts, at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center. This contest draws the BAC's top apprentices from the U.S. and Canada to compete for the title of International Champion in each of the BAC's trades: brick, cement, tile, marble, terrazzo, plaster, pointing-cleaning-caulking/restoration, and stone.

Pre-Apprenticeship Completed

RNohava on Tuesday, July 19 - 11:06am

On July 15, this year’s final pre-apprenticeship session ended. Many pre-apprentices come to this program with little or no knowledge of the trade, or construction industry, and we teach them the basics to begin to grow a career. They’ve spent the last six weeks working hard, both physically and mentally, to learn the very basics of what it takes to become a bricklayer or restoration specialist.