May 20, 2017
Sisters in the Brotherhood
See you at 10 am Attend in person and watch the presentation at Local 152 Martinez and Manteca
And Local 405 San Jose
Guest Speaker
Habitat for Humanity
It will also be streamed on www.nccrc.org/sisters
And
Facebook.com/NCCRC
Sisters in the Brotherhood Live Presentation Will Be Held At:
4421 Pell Drive, Suite A
Sacramento, CA 95838
Sisters in the Brotherhood
See you at 10 am Attend in person and watch the presentation at Local 152 Martinez and Manteca
And Local 405 San Jose
Guest Speaker
Habitat for Humanity
It will also be streamed on www.nccrc.org/sisters
And
Facebook.com/NCCRC
Sisters in the Brotherhood Live Presentation Will Be Held At:
4421 Pell Drive, Suite A
Sacramento, CA 95838
RE: NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CARPENTERS/THOMAS A.
MORTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
Dear Brothers & Sisters:
Please be advised that the Northern California Carpenters/Thomas A. Morton Memorial Scholarship Foundation is proud to announce that this year ninety (90) scholarships will be made available to the sons and daughters of Carpenter members of the Local Unions in the 46 Northern California Counties. The first person chosen in the random drawing will be awarded $5,000.00 in honor of the Helen Morton Memorial Scholarship, with the other eighty-nine (89) winners being awarded $3,000.00. Eligible persons may receive one scholarship award every other year, with a maximum of two awards being given to any individual dependent of members in good standing of Local Unions throughout the 46 counties.
The selection process will be done by lottery so grade point averages will not be a factor. APPLICANTS MUST BE PLANNING TO ATTEND THE 2017-2018 (July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018) COLLEGE YEAR OR CURRENTLY BE ENROLLED IN AN ACCREDITED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. Additionally, the applicant must currently be a dependent as described in the Application Guidelines (spouses are not eligible).
The scholarships will be awarded for the entire 46 Counties area under the direction of the Northern California Carpenters/Thomas A. Morton Memorial Scholarship Foundation. HOWEVER, YOU MUST CONTACT US HERE AT YOUR LOCAL UNION FOR THE ACTUAL APPLICATION!
The Northern California Carpenters/Thomas A. Morton Memorial Scholarship Foundation was founded in 1991 by the Executive Officers of the Carpenters 46 Northern California Counties Conference Board, based on the belief that charity should begin at home and that the principal benefit of Union membership is not only to improve one's own lot in life, but also that of our children. With those thoughts in mind, government approvals were secured and trust accounts were established. Contributions from golf tournaments and the like have been accruing, and this year we are able to give our awards to ninety (90) lucky applicants.
If your son or daughter is not one of the lucky recipients this year, be sure they apply next year if they are still in school. With good fortune and wise investments, the number of awards will continue to grow each year.
Dependents of full-time Union Officials and/or retirees or employees and/or retirees of the Union are not eligible for scholarship consideration.
The best of luck to you and your family!
PLEASE CONTACT US DIRECTLY FOR AN APPLICATION!
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE HERE AT THE LOCAL AND
MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO US POSTMARKED NO
LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 2017
Pin Dinner Photos Available
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OSHA 10 & OSHA 30 Classes
The NCCRC has made it possible for members in good standing to take OHSA 10 and OHSA 30 classes online. The costs for taking these classes will be reimbursed by the members' local using the same procedures as the TWIC Card reimbursement. Members must follow the guidelines below:
1. Classes must be done online using one of the following training websites:
A. www.oshacampus.com
B. www.oshainstituteofamerica.com
C. www.osha-30.org
D. www.osharegulationsafetytrainingonline.org
2. The reimbursement will be for actual costs and are capped at $125.00 for OSHA 10 class and $239.00 for OSHA 30 class.
3. Members that complete the class or classes must submit their receipt and completion certificate to their local union for reimbursement using same procedures as the TWIC Card reimbursement.
Click here to view photos online
OSHA 10 & OSHA 30 Classes
The NCCRC has made it possible for members in good standing to take OHSA 10 and OHSA 30 classes online. The costs for taking these classes will be reimbursed by the members' local using the same procedures as the TWIC Card reimbursement. Members must follow the guidelines below:
1. Classes must be done online using one of the following training websites:
A. www.oshacampus.com
B. www.oshainstituteofamerica.com
C. www.osha-30.org
D. www.osharegulationsafetytrainingonline.org
2. The reimbursement will be for actual costs and are capped at $125.00 for OSHA 10 class and $239.00 for OSHA 30 class.
3. Members that complete the class or classes must submit their receipt and completion certificate to their local union for reimbursement using same procedures as the TWIC Card reimbursement.
Weld Shop Evening Hours
Weld Shop: Open evenings for members who need to update or obtain Welder Qualifications after work. No experience needed. If you would like to learn how to weld, come in and let us know the welding process you need and we will develop specific steps to help you achieve your goals. If you simply would like to practice to maintain your welding skills, the weld shop is available. CTCNC will have a welding instructor/Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) on-site to better serve the Union member’s needs.
CLASS: Weld Shop open for Drop-ins and Daily Practice
DAYS: Wednesday and Thursday evenings (See weld shop schedule @ www.ctcnc.org)
TIMES: 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm (See weld shop schedule @ www.ctcnc.org)
LENGTH: Four Hours (4) (See weld shop schedule @ www.ctcnc.org)
LOCATION: Fairfield 800 Chadbourne Road, Fairfield, CA 94534
Pleasanton 2350 Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton, CA, 94566
ENROLL: To enroll, you must be a UBC Member in good standing and have a current dues card.
COST: Books and materials will be provided at no cost. Welding hoods and leathers are lent by school.
BRING: Please bring the following personal protective equipment (PPE) and hand tools:
(*to be worn at all times in the shop areas and outside areas)
1.*OSHA approved hard hat (Standard) 6. *Vice grips (locking pliers)
2.*OSHA approved safety glasses 7. *Leathers (Optional)
3.*Leather work boots 8. *Auto darkening hood (Optional)
4.*Work clothes 9. *Welpers (Optional)
5.*Leather welding gloves 10. *Heat gun (Optional)
PLEASE: *Hard hats and *safety glasses are required at all times in shop areas and outside areas where classes are in progress. Tank tops, sleeveless shirts, short pants, and soft topped or soft soled shoes are not allowed. Work boots are required. Please observe all of our shop and class safety rules.
For more information, contact the CTCNC Training Department at (925) 462-9640.
Weld Shop: Open evenings for members who need to update or obtain Welder Qualifications after work. No experience needed. If you would like to learn how to weld, come in and let us know the welding process you need and we will develop specific steps to help you achieve your goals. If you simply would like to practice to maintain your welding skills, the weld shop is available. CTCNC will have a welding instructor/Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) on-site to better serve the Union member’s needs.
CLASS: Weld Shop open for Drop-ins and Daily Practice
DAYS: Wednesday and Thursday evenings (See weld shop schedule @ www.ctcnc.org)
TIMES: 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm (See weld shop schedule @ www.ctcnc.org)
LENGTH: Four Hours (4) (See weld shop schedule @ www.ctcnc.org)
LOCATION: Fairfield 800 Chadbourne Road, Fairfield, CA 94534
Pleasanton 2350 Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton, CA, 94566
ENROLL: To enroll, you must be a UBC Member in good standing and have a current dues card.
COST: Books and materials will be provided at no cost. Welding hoods and leathers are lent by school.
BRING: Please bring the following personal protective equipment (PPE) and hand tools:
(*to be worn at all times in the shop areas and outside areas)
1.*OSHA approved hard hat (Standard) 6. *Vice grips (locking pliers)
2.*OSHA approved safety glasses 7. *Leathers (Optional)
3.*Leather work boots 8. *Auto darkening hood (Optional)
4.*Work clothes 9. *Welpers (Optional)
5.*Leather welding gloves 10. *Heat gun (Optional)
PLEASE: *Hard hats and *safety glasses are required at all times in shop areas and outside areas where classes are in progress. Tank tops, sleeveless shirts, short pants, and soft topped or soft soled shoes are not allowed. Work boots are required. Please observe all of our shop and class safety rules.
For more information, contact the CTCNC Training Department at (925) 462-9640.
SCHEDULES
General Membership Meetings are held the first Monday of each month at
Carpenters Local Union 152
in Martinez at 7:30 p. m. Dates of the meetings for 2017 are as follows:
General Membership Meetings are held the first Monday of each month at
Carpenters Local Union 152
in Martinez at 7:30 p. m. Dates of the meetings for 2017 are as follows:
UPCOMING MEETINGS at Local 152 Martinez
January 9, 2017
February 6, 2017
March 6, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
April 3, 2017
May 1, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
June 5, 2017
July 10, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
August 7, 2017
September 11, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
October 2, 2017
November 6, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
December 4, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
UPCOMING MEETINGS at Local 152 Martinez
January 9, 2017
February 6, 2017
March 6, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
April 3, 2017
May 1, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
June 5, 2017
July 10, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
August 7, 2017
September 11, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
October 2, 2017
November 6, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
December 4, 2017 / Dinner Served After This Meeting
2017 Wall Calendars
Notice: We did not mail the 2017 wall calendars out to our membership this year. If you would like one, you can stop by either of the offices during regular business hours for that local. If you are unable to pick one up, you may contact the Martinez office at 925-228-1858 and request one be mailed to you.
