Hawaii Laborers’ Apprenticeship Program
Hawaii Laborers’ Apprenticeship Program – Various Locations
Program Information
The Hawaii Laborers’ Apprenticeship Program offers training for individuals interested in working as laborers in the construction industry. The program includes on-the-job training with skilled mentors, who help apprentices gain hands-on experience in various areas of construction, such as excavation, concrete work, demolition, and general labor tasks. The program is highly structured, offering step-by-step training that helps apprentices advance their skills and knowledge of construction safety, project management, and specialized techniques used in the field.
Laborers who successfully complete the apprenticeship are awarded a Journeyman card, which opens the door to higher-paying, skilled positions within the industry. This apprenticeship offers a solid career path in the construction industry, particularly in projects requiring general labor, site preparation, and groundwork. The Hawaii Laborers’ Apprenticeship Program is accessible across multiple islands, and graduates are often hired by contractors in both public and private sectors for long-term employment. The program offers competitive wages with increasing pay rates as apprentices complete each phase of their training.
Program Length
Apprenticeships typically last 3 years, combining classroom instruction with a minimum number of hours of hands-on training.
Program Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED
- Physical fitness for labor-intensive work
- Willingness to learn and advance in the field