What is an Apprenticeship Program in the State of Oregon?
The Apprenticeship program provides young adults with paid on-the-job training and supplemental classroom training related to specific self-interest trades. Programs and affiliations with the government, labor, business, and educational institutions will all benefit from this, as it will help foster the development of a workforce that is highly motivated and highly skilled in Oregon.
The State of Oregon is under the BOLI guidelines. The primary governing body for approving brand-new apprenticeship committees, policies, and programs is the Oregon State Apprenticeship and Training Council (OSATC).
List of Apprenticeship Trades Offered:
- Boiler Operator Apprenticeship
- Bricklayer Apprenticeship
- Bricklayer and Masonry Restoration Apprenticeship
- Cabinet Maker Apprenticeship
- Carpenter Apprenticeship
- Caulker Apprenticeship
- Cement Mason Apprenticeship
- Commercial Building Energy Analyst Apprenticeship
- Drywall Finisher Apprenticeship
- Electric Motor Repairer Apprenticeship
- Electrical Meter Repairer Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Inside Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Limited Building Maintenance Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Limited Energy Technician Class A Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Limited Energy Technician Class B Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Limited Maintenance Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Limited Residential Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Manufacturing Plant Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Renewable Energy Technician Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Sign Erector Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Stationary Engineer Apprenticeship
- Electrician, Substation Apprenticeship
- Elevator Mechanic Apprenticeship
- Environmental Control System Servicer/Installer Apprenticeship
- Exterior Interior Specialist Apprenticeship
- Fire Fighter Apprenticeship
- Firestop Containment Worker Apprenticeship
- Floorcoverer Apprenticeship
- Gas Utilities Servicer Apprenticeship
- Glazier Apprenticeship
- Grading/Paving Operator Apprenticeship
- Heat and Frost Insulator and Asbestos Worker Apprenticeship
- HVAC/R Technician Apprenticeship
- Hydro Journeyman Power Plant Mechanic B Apprenticeship
- Industrial Instrument Repairer Apprenticeship
- Industrial Instrumentation Technician Apprenticeship
- Industrial Maintenance Machinist Apprenticeship
- Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Apprenticeship
- Industrial Welder Apprenticeship
- Instrument Mechanic Apprenticeship
- Ironworker Apprenticeship
- Laborer Apprenticeship
- Lineworker Apprenticeship
- Machine Repair Mechanic Apprenticeship
- Machinist Apprenticeship
- Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship
- Maintenance Wireman Apprenticeship
- Marble Setter Apprenticeship
- Meter Person Apprenticeship
- Meterman Apprenticeship
- Millwright Apprenticeship
- Mold Maker Apprenticeship
- Painter Apprenticeship
- Pile Driver Apprenticeship
- Pipefitter Apprenticeship
- Plasterer Apprenticeship
- Plumber Apprenticeship
- Roofer Apprenticeship
- Scaffold Erector Apprenticeship
- Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship
- Signal Technician Apprenticeship
- Sprinkler Fitter Apprenticeship
- Steamfitter Apprenticeship
- Structural Ironworker Apprenticeship
- Terrazzo Worker Apprenticeship
- Test, Adjust and Balance Technician Apprenticeship
- Tile Trades Finisher Apprenticeship
- Tile Trades Setter Apprenticeship
- Traffic Painter Apprenticeship
- Tree Trimmer Apprenticeship
- Water Service Mechanic Apprenticeship
- Water Service Utility Worker Apprenticeship
How to Become an Apprentice
- Find an Apprenticeship Program that's suitable for you and your interests
- Call or visit the program for any available slots
- Complete the application for the program
- Attend an interview
- Take any required tests
- Await to be become a register Apprenticeship on the Pool of Eligibles (not yet apprentices)
Basic Requirements for Apprentice Applicants:
- At least 18 years old (if under 18, check out the pre-apprenticeship program)
- High school diploma or GED (not every program requires this)
- Specific physical faculties, such as certain stamina and strength, depending on the type of work being performed
List of Informative Sites for Apprenticeships:
- Oregon BOLI Apprenticeship Official Site
- Oregon BOLI Apprenticeship Qualifications
- Oregon BOLI Apprenticeship Opportunities
- Oregon BOLI Help Center
- Oregon Apprenticeship
- Oregon Apprenticeship General Questions
Contact Information
Oregon Bureau of Labor & Industries (BOLI)
800 NE Oregon St., Suite 1045
Portland, OR 97232
971-245-3844
971-673-0760
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
