New Brunswick Apprenticeship Instructor
Job Posting
Updated September 23rd, 2024
POSITION SUMMARY:
The New Brunswick Apprenticeship Instructor will work towards providing the highest quality apprentices and journey people to our Boilermaker contractors and clients. Apprentice recruitment, selection, coaching and discipline will be part of regular activities. Seeking innovative approaches to engage apprentices, journey people and industry will be an important part of ensuring the continued success of Local 73.
The objective of this position is to promote and enable the skills development of Local 73 members in all construction, maintenance, and repair projects within the Boilermaker jurisdiction in Canada. By promoting our commitment to training and competency to our members, BCA contractors, owner/client community, and its members, we will maintain our reputation and market share which will benefit all stakeholders.
Under policy set by the Board of Trustees of Boilermaker Local 73 Apprenticeship & Training Trust Funds, the Instructor will perform a wide range of activities related to the apprenticeship training and updating and upgrading of the skills of the members of Local 73. The instructor will be expected to use considerable independent judgment in the design and delivery of programs and courses directed at improving the skills of the Local 73 members.
More information on how to apply can be found in the downloadable file below:
The New Brunswick Apprenticeship Instructor will work towards providing the highest quality apprentices and journey people to our Boilermaker contractors and clients. Apprentice recruitment, selection, coaching and discipline will be part of regular activities. Seeking innovative approaches to engage apprentices, journey people and industry will be an important part of ensuring the continued success of Local 73.
The objective of this position is to promote and enable the skills development of Local 73 members in all construction, maintenance, and repair projects within the Boilermaker jurisdiction in Canada. By promoting our commitment to training and competency to our members, BCA contractors, owner/client community, and its members, we will maintain our reputation and market share which will benefit all stakeholders.
Under policy set by the Board of Trustees of Boilermaker Local 73 Apprenticeship & Training Trust Funds, the Instructor will perform a wide range of activities related to the apprenticeship training and updating and upgrading of the skills of the members of Local 73. The instructor will be expected to use considerable independent judgment in the design and delivery of programs and courses directed at improving the skills of the Local 73 members.
More information on how to apply can be found in the downloadable file below:
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Irving Oil Fall 2024 Incentives
Updated July 3rd, 2024
Please read the file below for the incentives Irving Oil is offering
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Ratification Results - NB, CBA
Updated June 14th, 2024
Successful Ratification of Collective Bargaining Agreement for Boilermakers Local 73 NB.
We are pleased to announce that the collective bargaining agreement for Boilermakers Local 73 New Brunswick (Construction- ICI) has been successfully ratified at 92% and will take effect on July 7, 2024. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all 136 members who attended the meetings in New Brunswick and contributed to the very high voter turnout. Your participation and commitment have been crucial in securing this agreement. Thank you for your support and dedication to our union.
Please be advised that the Memorandum Of Agreement is posted below. Once the Agreement is finalized it will be posted at https://bcacanada.ca/new-brunswick-agreements/
In Solidarity,
Boilermakers Local 73 Bargaining Team
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Congratulations
Gage VanWychen and Miguel Caron, on an Outstanding Achievement!
On behalf of all of us at Local 73, I want to extend our warmest congratulations to both of you for representing us with such distinction at the National Apprenticeship Competition in Edmonton, Alberta. Your dedication, skill, and hard work truly shone through, making us immensely proud.
Gage, your victory in the competition's individual portion as Boilermaker is a remarkable achievement, marking a significant milestone for Local 73. Your talent and determination have brought honor not only to yourself but also to our entire union.
Miguel, your participation as the welder showcased your exceptional abilities and commitment to excellence. Your contribution to the team effort was invaluable, and your performance exemplified the high standards of craftsmanship that define our union.
Together, as a team, you demonstrated the power of collaboration and camaraderie, embodying the spirit of Local 73. Your success reflects not only your individual talents but also the collective strength of our union.
We are especially thrilled to celebrate Gage's win, marking Local 73's first victory since Jason Matteau in 2009. This achievement is a testament to the legacy of excellence within our union and sets a new standard for future generations of apprentices to aspire to.
As you return home, know that you carry with you the admiration and respect of your fellow members. Your accomplishment serves as an inspiration to us all and reinforces the importance of perseverance and dedication in the pursuit of excellence.
Once again, congratulations, Gage and Miguel, on your outstanding performance. May your success in this competition be the first of many triumphs in your careers. We look forward to witnessing your continued growth and achievements within Local 73.
Gage, your victory in the competition's individual portion as Boilermaker is a remarkable achievement, marking a significant milestone for Local 73. Your talent and determination have brought honor not only to yourself but also to our entire union.
Miguel, your participation as the welder showcased your exceptional abilities and commitment to excellence. Your contribution to the team effort was invaluable, and your performance exemplified the high standards of craftsmanship that define our union.
Together, as a team, you demonstrated the power of collaboration and camaraderie, embodying the spirit of Local 73. Your success reflects not only your individual talents but also the collective strength of our union.
We are especially thrilled to celebrate Gage's win, marking Local 73's first victory since Jason Matteau in 2009. This achievement is a testament to the legacy of excellence within our union and sets a new standard for future generations of apprentices to aspire to.
As you return home, know that you carry with you the admiration and respect of your fellow members. Your accomplishment serves as an inspiration to us all and reinforces the importance of perseverance and dedication in the pursuit of excellence.
Once again, congratulations, Gage and Miguel, on your outstanding performance. May your success in this competition be the first of many triumphs in your careers. We look forward to witnessing your continued growth and achievements within Local 73.
Important Member Resources
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Canada
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers USA
Boilermaker Benefits Plan Canada
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers USA
Boilermaker Benefits Plan Canada
2025TRANING SCHEDULE
Updated Aug 27th, 2023
Coming Soon.
To Book Training
Mark's Digital Discount Card
Updated Nov 11th, 2023
Members of Local 73 can use the card below for Discounts at Marks.
It is Recommended you take a photo of the card and keep for your use.
Digital copy available for download below.
It is Recommended you take a photo of the card and keep for your use.
Digital copy available for download below.
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Filling the Gap
Pressure Welder Program
To register please contact Local 73's training department. (506) 634-7389