Skilled Trades Consulting By Toby Trained USA!

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Boilermaker Apprentice

Carpenter Apprentice

Electrician Apprentice

Elevator Apprentice

Heavy Equipment Operator

IBEW Apprenticeship

Iron Workers Apprentice

Machinist Apprenticeship

Mason Apprenticeship

Mechanic Apprenticeship

Millwright Apprentice

NECA Apprenticeship

NJATC Apprenticeship

Pipefitter Apprentice

Plumbing Apprentice

Sheet Metal Apprentice

Welding Apprentice

How Would You Like To Earn $100,000 Without A Degree

Make $100,000 A Year, Start In Three Steps!
Financial Freedom is what your looking for. This website is legit and is true you can make up to $100,000 a year
A Journeyman makes $34 an hour and works a average of 12 hours overtime each week it will total over $100,000 for that year and I know plenty of Journeyman that make this annual income. I recommend serving a building trades apprenticeship and once you top out and become a Journeyman Craftsman start applying for maintenance positions at factories in your area and that can lead to better benefits with more overtime opportunities. My expertise are in these crafts listed, Steamfitters, Pipefitters, Electricians and IBEW, Ironworkers and Boilermakers, all of these trades require having skilled Welders in each craft. Start the 3 step process. Pay ranges from $26 to $35 an hour.

Step 1 To Success

Every workplace in construction work or the industrial world is safety driven. The more safety certificates you can accumulate the better your resume will look to employer's. This website was designed for skilled apprenticeship programs in mind and Journeymen too but this process can help anyone get a entry level job or position in most manufacturing facilities.

Go to Atlantic Training that is 100% OSHA Compliant and get certificates

A list of online courses I recommend that will help get you a craftsman apprenticeship career started, all of these courses will cover most skilled trades:

Crane safety, fall protection, rigging safety, electrical safety, fork lift safety, welding safety, personal protective equipment.

Look for online training on top, click on workplace.

You can also pick the 10 hour or 30 hour OSHA construction course that might be better for you!

Click Here to visit Atlantic Training

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Step 2 To Success

The next step after you build a resume from step 1 hopefully is finding a job. First thing you can do is type in the google search box a craft apprenticeship you would be interested in for a job search. Look at examples:

millwright apprenticeship in Knoxville
pipefitter apprentice in Chattanooga,
electrical apprenticeship in Nashville Tn.

Enter skilled trades in job title box and the city or zip at CAREER BUILDERS

millwright unions in Knoxville Tn, pipefitter unions in Chattanooga Tn, Ironworker union jobs in Tn.

Remember you may need to search in bigger cities within 1 hour of your home town. Don't forget to search for other trades that you may interested in too. Contact the union halls and see if they are taking new apprentice's and if you are a Journeyman you can search for a trades job too. Search for Trade unions in your area and look for email addresses click these links below

Enter skilled trades in job title box and the city or zip at CAREER BUILDERS

USA-Union Trades
CONSTRUCTION TRADE UNION LINKS

Canada-Union Trades
The Building Trades of Alberta

USA-Non-Union
Tradesman International, Click Here

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Step 3 To Success

Many local and international companies in both the private and public sector now rely on pre-employment tests. One of the key challenges of these tests is to ensure they measure an applicant’s true capabilities and characteristic. Your next step is to take a Trade Pre-Apprenticeship assessment test from your union hall or employer. We have a practice test for most skilled crafts on this website to help you study for the assessment test to land a job that will give you financial freedom.

A Journeyman union craftsman

earns up to $35 an hour and most of the time you will get some overtime hours in the building trades which pays time and a half after 40 hours and double time on Sunday. The good thing about becoming a journeyman craftsman that it will open the doors for employment as a maintenance technician in most all factories with extra benefits such as paid vacations and paid holidays.

To take a trades test for USA and Canada look for these Exams,

Click Here to visit Job Test Prep and look for your apprenticeship test

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David Tilley Certified at Watts Bar

in 1977

Live The American Dream!

David Tilley, 42 Year Journeyman

Skilled Trade Consulting Business by Toby Trained USA. Toby is my dogs name and Judy is my wife's name. I'm a Journeyman muti-skilled craftsman started out as a Steamfitter welder Local 43 Union for 12 years in east Tennessee area and now a Millwright Multi-skilled Journeyman out of Local 790 Union Steel workers for 30 years. I'm a 42 year member of the trades and now I'm a online skilled trades consultant. I realized that the internet could be a tool used to offer my story for my Union Brothers and Sisters throughout the country. I have lived the American Dream because of having the opportunity of starting a apprenticeship program at 19 years old. I found out about the steamfitter apprenticeship by the word of mouth being at the right place at the right time. I went the next day and applied for the position and 1 week later I started the process and got excepted. This is why I created this website to reach the men and women of our country that has never heard about this opportunity so they can have a chance to live the American Dream without a college degree. This skilled trade information of 42 years is free!

My family is what made my American Dream come true, thanks to my wonderful wife Judy and children, Brooke and Thomas, Jamie, Katy and Blake and all the fur babies too!