PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. Pre-apprenticeship hands on training shall be 38-48 hours. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Introduction to Health Occupations First Aid/CPR Approximate hours 30-40 8
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. Pre-apprenticeship hands on training shall be 30 hours. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Approximate hours Tool Recognition 7.5 Original: 3/16/2017 Page 3 of 5 Revised: Weights and Measurements Traffic Control Safety 7.5 7.5 7.5 Approximate total hours of hands-on training = 60
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Approximate hours Safety 16 Measuring and marking 3 Basic Building 8 General Electrical 8 Photovoltaic Electrical 24 Communication 20 Approximate total hours of hands-on training = 79 hours IV. ACADEMIC STUDY: Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide the Council with an overview of the academic and manipulative portions of the program, including individual course descriptions, class hours and measurement tool(s) used to determine successful completion of classes. (See OAR 839-011- 0335(2)(d)) The following is a summary of academic instruction including required class hours in each element of instruction. Course or Subject Approximate Hours Safety 12 General Math 8 Measuring and marking 1 Introduction to Diagrams 8 Basic Building 8 General Electrical 16 Photovoltaic Electrical 8 Solar Water Heating 4 Communication 12 Approximate total hours curriculum = 77 hours
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. Pre-apprenticeship hands on training shall be 555 hours. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Approximate hours Introduction to Construction 33 Construction Technology 1 261 Construction Technology 2 261 Approximate total hours of hands-on training = 555 IV. ACADEMIC STUDY: Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide the Council with an overview of the academic and manipulative portions of the program, including: individual course descriptions, class hours and measurement tool(s) used to determine successful completion of classes. (See OAR 839-011- 0335(2)(d)) The following is a summary of academic instruction including required class hours in each element of instruction. Course or Subject Approximate Hours General HighSchool Study 2 credits (2 semesters double- blocked)
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. 400 Pre-apprenticeship hands on training shall be hours. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Approximate hours Scaffold Building 15 Material Handling Power Tools Hand Tools Concrete reinforcement Measuring, Marking and Layout Oxy/Acetylene and Welding Safety and PPE Site prep/cleanup 90 42 57 20 25 10 75 25 360. Approximate total hours of hands-on training
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. Pre-apprenticeship hands on training shall be a minimum of 104 hours. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Intro to Ironwork Reinforcing Intro to Welding and Cutting Approximate hours 48 40 16 Approximate total hours of hands-on training = 104
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Approximate Hours Introduction to Simulators Training 60 Dozer Exercises Forestry Forward Exercises Forestry Harvester Exercises Forklift Exercises Grader Exercises Telescopic Exercises Timber Truck Exercise Tracked Excavator Exercise Tracked Excavator V3 Exercise Wheel Excavator Exercise Wheel Loader Exercises Approximate total hours of hands-on training = 60 hours per semester
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. 70 Pre-apprenticeship hands on training shall be hours. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Approximate hands-on hours Hand and power tool and material handling, safety 10 Wood framing: layout and framing of wood concrete forms, terminology, interpretation of prints. Safety. 28 Math, layout, and basic print reading – layout tools and use, layout of various shapes and sized projects. 14 Life Skills for CTP – Material identification 8 60. Approximate total hours of hands-on training
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. Pre-apprenticeship hands on training shall be Minimum of 105 hours Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Approximate hours Basic Safety/Workplace Safety 10-15 Construction Fundamentals: Commercial Drawings, Exterior Finishing, Roofing Applications, Doors and Door Hardware, Stairs, Walls, Floors, Site Preparation and Site Layout, Trenching and Excavating, Foundations, Vertical Formwork, Pipe and Fittings, Electrical Safety, HVAC, Construction Equipment 90-196 Approximate total hours of hands-on training = hours Minimum of 105 Hours
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP HANDS-ON TRAINING AND PROCESSES. OAR 839-011-0335(1)(d) specifies that Pre-Apprenticeship Programs provide hands-on training to individuals in a simulated lab experience or through volunteer opportunities, when possible, neither of which supplants a paid employee but accurately simulates the industry and occupational conditions of the partnering registered apprenticeship sponsor(s) while observing proper supervision and safety protocols. Pre-apprenticeship hands-on training shall be 472 hours. Below is a condensed schedule of hands-on experience that pre-apprenticeship participants will be offered as conditions will permit. Hands-on Processes Approximate hours Remodeling of a local residence – Renovations and Remodeling 240/yr Approximate total hours of hands-on training = 240 hours IV. ACADEMIC STUDY: Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide the Council with an overview of the academic and manipulative portions of the program, including individual course descriptions, class hours and measurement tool(s) used to determine successful completion of classes. (See OAR 839-011- 0335(2)(d)) The following is a summary of academic instruction including required class hours in each element of instruction. Course or Subject Approximate Hours Woodworking 1 58 Woodworking 2 116 Renovations and Remodeling - Repeatable 240 Independent Carpentry – Optional/Additional - Repeatable 116 Advanced Woodworking – Optional/Additional 58 Heavy Equipment Operating – Opt/Additional - Repeatable 58 Drafting 1 – Optional/Additional 58 Approximate total hours curriculum = Typical Curriculum Schedule = 472 hours
