Boilermakers Program – Oklahoma Building & Construction Trades Council
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Boilermakers Program – Oklahoma Building & Construction Trades Council
Program Information
The Boilermakers apprenticeship program offered through the Oklahoma Building & Construction Trades Council is a structured “earn‑while‑you‑learn” training program covering fabrication, welding, assembly and maintenance of boilers, vats and pressure vessels, as well as other heavy construction trades.
Program Length
The apprenticeship spans approximately four years, during which apprentices attend a minimum of 180 classroom hours each year while accruing on‑the‑job training hours.
Programs Offered
- Boilermaker Apprenticeship Program
Certifications & Career Opportunities
Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship, participants become journeymen boilermakers, eligible for work in power generation, industrial fabrication, and other high‑skill construction settings.
Program Requirements
- Must be at least 18 years old.
- High school diploma or GED.
- Applicants will undergo interviews, aptitude testing, and selection by the JATC (Joint Apprenticeship & Training Committee).
Financial Aid & Support Services
Training is provided with little or no tuition cost to the apprentice while earning wages. The program is supported by the trade’s apprenticeship trust.
Apprenticeship Cost & Career Outlook
This is a Registered Apprenticeship Program — meaning you will earn while you learn.
- Paid on-the-job training with increasing wages
- Classroom or technical instruction provided by the program
- No tuition costs — apprentices are paid during training
- Nationally recognized credential upon completion
Because apprenticeships are managed through the U.S. Department of Labor, College Scorecard data for tuition and earnings does not apply. Apprenticeships provide real-world experience and a direct path to journeyman-level wages without student debt.