Course Registration Information

We will continue to use MTP (member tracking program) to register for classes. This program keeps track of past and future training classes for each member. One of the features of this program includes a web module for members and business agents to log in and access training records. This includes certifications; if you forget your MSHA or OSHA card and can’t get onto a job site, you should be able to access your record online through MTP. If you have any certifications that aren’t uploaded into MTP, bring them with you to training and a staff member can put them into the system. This website is also available in an app for your phone.

Instructions for Registering

In an attempt to reduce no-shows, members will only be allowed to register for equipment classes thirty-days in advance of a class. You will see the entire schedule in this book, so keep track of the classes you would like to attend; registration will open at 5:00pm October 4th. Subsequently, registrations will open the 1st Sunday of the month, prior to the next month’s classes. For example, registration for all December classes will open on Sunday, November 1st at 5:00pm. For health and safety classes, registration will open October 4th and remain open. If a safety class is full, be sure to register for another session or get on the waitlist. Go to: www.local49training.org (or use the app!) Click on: “Register for Training” Select “Member Log In,” you will log in by entering either your union registration number or social security number. The program has pre-assigned your password as the last four digits of your social security number. You can either leave it as is, or change it to your desired password. Once logged in, you will answer a few basic questions and hit “submit.” You will then have the ability to click on tabs for your training records, classes attended, and class registration. Click on “Class Registration” to sign up for new classes. Our staff will process the entries, and members will be entered into classes on a first-come, first-serve basis assuming the member is eligible to attend training and meets the criteria for the class.

IMPORTANT WAITLIST INFORMATION If you would like to get on the waitlist for a class, you will need to register on the online waitlist the Monday prior to the class you would like to get in (if the course starts Monday the 27th, you would need to register for the waitlist Monday the 20th). The waitlist slots will be on a first-come-first-serve basis depending on the registration order.

QR CODES AND INFORMATION

Registration App

Training Center Facebook Page …if there are ever class openings, we

usually post it on this page!

Training Center Website

Be sure to check out our website and Facebook page for updates on classes, job opportunities, and more!

From your Directors:

Brothers and Sisters,

We hope everyone has had a safe construction season and that everyone has remained healthy. The year 2020 has definitely come with some challenges; COVID-19 was a major disruption to our training schedule at the end of last year and was a challenge for everybody. Whether you or your family were affected by the illness or not, all of us were affected by the challenges that came with adapting to a new way of living during the pandemic. We hope our season can go on this year without a hitch, but we ask for your patience as we continue to monitor changes with COVID-19.

If the state determines we are unable to gather in large groups, we will quickly work to adapt our training schedule to incorporate online training and individual seat time. We’ve spent a lot of time this summer continuing to update curriculum and develop material that can be shared online. More than anything, we want our members to be able to access the information they need from wherever they are.

We received a lot of feedback last year on issues with our registration system. That’s one thing we’ve work diligently on correcting this summer. You will no longer need to put in a credit card number as the first thing you enter when registering for class. You will now be able to view classes first and check-out with your credit card at the end. Additionally, we’ve updated the course catalog; all course dates can be found in the back of this schedule. Your feedback is very helpful, so please continue to let us know if there are other changes you would like to see.

As always, we are constantly looking for ways to improve our training—don’t hesitate to reach out to us with new ideas and suggestions for training. We want this place to be the best it can be.

In Solidarity,

Eric Gulland: Director of Training

Anna Carlson: Director of Education and Outreach

Eric Gulland (218)206-4401 • Director of Training

Anna Carlson (320)390-0518 • Director of Education and Outreach

Susie Fore ext. 1014 • Apprenticeship Department Admin

Nikkole Frye ext. 1010 • Receptionist

Jorden Garay ext.1017 • Health and Safety/Forklift Instructor• Hazmat, OSHA, Competent Person, and

Confined Space Questions

Bryan Jones (320)390-0967 • Grading and Excavations Instructor• Day Training Coordinator• GPS Questions

Judy Kaufman ext. 2001 • Crane Department Admin

Geoff Movold (701)301-0941 • Grading and Excavations Instructor• Equipment Coordinator• MSHA Questions

Tammi Stanley ext. 1021 • Enrollment/Registrations Admin

Travis Wolfe ext. 1018 • CDL Instructor• CDL Scheduling

Steve Tuhy (320)385-0019 • Apprenticeship Coordinator

STAFF DIRECTORY (320)384-7093

(THIS LIST DOES NOT INCLUE ALL STAFF)

Course Registration Information

We will continue to use MTP (member tracking program) to register for classes. This program keeps track of past and future training classes for each member. One of the features of this program includes a web module for members and business agents to log in and access training records. This includes certifications; if you forget your MSHA or OSHA card and can’t get onto a job site, you should be able to access your record online through MTP. If you have any certifications that aren’t uploaded into MTP, bring them with you to training and a staff member can put them into the system. This website is also available in an app for your phone.

Instructions for Registering

In an attempt to reduce no-shows, members will only be allowed to register for equipment classes thirty-days in advance of a class. You will see the entire schedule in this book, so keep track of the classes you would like to attend; registration will open at 5:00pm October 4th. Subsequently, registrations will open the 1st Sunday of the month, prior to the next month’s classes. For example, registration for all December classes will open on Sunday, November 1st at 5:00pm. For health and safety classes, registration will open October 4th and remain open. If a safety class is full, be sure to register for another session or get on the waitlist. Go to: www.local49training.org (or use the app!) Click on: “Register for Training” Select “Member Log In,” you will log in by entering either your union registration number or social security number. The program has pre-assigned your password as the last four digits of your social security number. You can either leave it as is, or change it to your desired password. Once logged in, you will answer a few basic questions and hit “submit.” You will then have the ability to click on tabs for your training records, classes attended, and class registration. Click on “Class Registration” to sign up for new classes. Our staff will process the entries, and members will be entered into classes on a first-come, first-serve basis assuming the member is eligible to attend training and meets the criteria for the class.

IMPORTANT WAITLIST INFORMATION If you would like to get on the waitlist for a class, you will need to register on the online waitlist the Monday prior to the class you would like to get in (if the course starts Monday the 27th, you would need to register for the waitlist Monday the 20th). The waitlist slots will be on a first-come-first-serve basis depending on the registration order.

QR CODES AND INFORMATION

Registration App

Training Center Facebook Page …if there are ever class openings, we

usually post it on this page!

Training Center Website

Be sure to check out our website and Facebook page for updates on classes, job opportunities, and more!

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ACCESSING YOUR TRAINING CERTIFICATES

On your smartphone, go to the Apple App Store or Android Google Play store and search

“Membership Tracking Program” or scan the QR code. Accessing your certifications can also be done on a computer by logging

into the registration page.

Once the app is open, select “My Local Portal”

Put in the appropriate information and hit “Go”

Log in with either your reg number or SS number

Hit the drop-down menu, and click “My Skills”

Select the certificate you would like to download

The certificate/paperwork will show up in your

downloads

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Training Center Policies and Usage Information

Dress Code All members using the training facility must wear a shirt with sleeves (long or short), full length pants, and work boots. Be prepared to go outside for all of your classes and dress accordingly (hats, gloves, jackets, and other winter-wear). Personal Protective Equipment All members must wear a hardhat, safety vest, safety glasses and hearing protection for outdoor equipment classes. There are only a limited number of hardhats and safety vests available to use at the Training Center, so please remember to bring your own if you have it. Classroom Policies Treat instructors and other students with respect. Show up on time and ready to learn. Carelessness, lack of interest, lack of attention, or lack of cooperation will be cause for dismissal. Attendance There is a $75 fee for not showing up to equipment classes. That fee will double for each subsequent offense. If you repeatedly fail to report to a class for which you’ve signed up, you may lose your training privileges for the remainder of the training season. If you cannot make it to class, you must call the Monday before your class starts (1 week ahead). If there are any extenuating circumstances causing you to miss class, it will be up to the discretion of the Training Director if you will be charged or not. Pre-Requisites If there are any fees, paperwork or other eligibility requirements associated with a specific training program, it must be taken care of prior to the start of class. Drugs and Alcohol The use or possession of alcohol or drugs on the Local 49 Training Center property and grounds will not be tolerated. Students who are found using controlled substances, or who appear impaired, will be dismissed from training. If students are unfit to leave on their own accord, their emergency contact or local EMS will be called. Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Pledge The Training Center will not discriminate against apprenticeship applicants, apprentices or journey-workers based on race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity), age, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, familial status, sexual orientation, genetic information, or because they are an individual with a disability. We believe and support the policy that all persons have the right to attend school in an environment free of harassment of any kind. Students, instructors or any other persons affiliated with this school who have a complaint of harassment should direct that complaint to the Training Director or the Director of Education, if circumstances permit. If this does not render a satisfactory resolution, the harassed party may also contact any member of the Board of Trustees. Names and contact information of Board members is available upon request

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Thanks to our signatory contractors that donated

equipment during the 2019-2020 training season!

Local 49 Thanks:

Veit & Company Inc. Ames Construction

All States Pavement Recycling & Stabilization Northland Constructors

NPL Carl Bolander & Sons Company

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General Information

Per Diem Due to changes in our payroll system, per-diem checks will now be mailed to members within a week of taking a class. To receive per diem, the following conditions apply:

• You must be a member of Local 49 in good standing (your dues must be up-to-date).

• The employer or contractor you work for must pay into the training fund. Any exceptions to this will be up to the discretion of the Training Director.

• If you are on your employer’s payroll while attending class, you are not eligible for per diem.

• There will be no per diem for one day classes.

If the above criteria are met, Per Diem and Lodging Reimbursement will be paid as follows: 0-74.9 Driving Miles: $15/day per diem only (no receipt needed)

75-99.9 Driving Miles: $15/day per diem + $20/day hotel or gas reimbursement (no receipt needed) 100+ Driving Miles: Option 1: $15/day per diem + $20/day hotel or gas reimbursement (no receipt needed) Option 2: $15/day per diem + up to $65/day hotel (itemized receipt required) Mileage is calculated by Google Map’s driving miles using the address we have on file. Public Sector Employees Public Employee training consists of three phases. All training takes place in September and October (registration is done through your employer). If you are an employer and did not receive our mailing regarding Public Employee Training, please call the Training Center and we will add you to the list International Training, Crosby TX If there are classes not offered here that you are interested in, the International Training and Education Center in Crosby, TX may have what you are looking for. To look through their course catalog go to https://iuoe-itrs.org/. If you have any questions regarding training at the International, please call the Training Center. We request that you exhaust our training options with Local 49 prior to signing up for classes in Texas. Look for offerings of advanced crane classes; we suggest you take these at the International Training Center. Day Training We offer day-training on all of our equipment when we are not in the midst of the training season. Whether you are rained out, it’s a slow start to the season, or you have a day off, we will work our hardest to schedule you in. Day training will start in April and go through the end of October. Call the Training Center and we will do our best to accommodate you depending on equipment and instructor availability.

SPECIAL THANKS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO MARK “GRIZ” ADAMS ON HIS MANY YEARS OF SERVICE AT THE LOCAL 49 TRAINING CENTER. GRIZ RETIRED IN MAY OF 2020. HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED!

Griz started working for the Union in April of 1978 in the Kansas and Missouri area, Local 101. He worked there until December of 1995 when his wife got a job in Minnesota. Griz transferred out of Local 101 and into Local 49 in 1996. He was primarily a finish blade operator, although was versatile on a multitude of equipment. In the fall of 2003, Griz was hired as a part-time instructor for Local 49 out of the Rosemount facility. In 2014, Griz began instructing full time for Local 49 until his retirement in May 2020. Griz mentioned the biggest highlight of his time instructing was meeting all the members. He’s looking forward to seeing the progression of the Training Center and urges all members to strive towards being the best, most versatile operators they can be. “It starts with one piece of equipment, and then you add from there.” Griz was an invaluable asset to the Local 49 Training Center, and we’re sure his presence will still grace the Training Center on occasion. A big thanks to Griz and his many years of service!

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A Note to Apprentices…

Welcome to the training season! We hope you take the opportunity to get in a lot of training hours this winter. As apprentices, we are giving you the first opportunity to register for classes. In an attempt to shorten the waitlist, members will only be allowed to register thirty-days in advance of a class. You will see the entire schedule in this book, so keep track of the classes you would like to attend; apprentice registrations will open at 8:00am October 3rd. Subsequently, registrations will open the 1st Sunday of the month, prior to the next month’s classes at 8:00am. For health and safety classes, registration will open October 3rd and remain open. If a safety class is full, be sure to register for another session or get on the waitlist. There are certain, mandatory trainings you must attend as apprentices. Please reference the charts on the next two pages to see which classes you must attend.

Be sure to set some goals for yourself and consider taking classes pertinent to the industry in which you are employed. The more equipment you can operate, the more valuable you are as an employee. For those of you closing in on your training hours required to graduate, make every attempt to get it done this season! Please look at the next page to see required coursework for 1st and 2nd year apprentices.

As always, please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns regarding your apprenticeship.

Steve Tuhy Apprenticeship Coordinator (320)385-0019

Reminders for Apprentices:

Dues: These are due every month unless you pay quarterly or yearly. If your dues are delinquent, you become suspended by Local 49; therefore, you are not supposed to be working on a union jobsite. If a Business Agent comes on site and you are suspended, you will either be asked to pay on the spot, or you will have to walk-off the job.

Timecards: Due by the 10th of the following month. For every 1,000 hours worked, it is approximately a $3/hour raise.

Training Hours: Apprentices need to complete their required training hours for their program before they reach their on-the-job work hours. An apprentice whose training hours are incomplete may be up for review and subject to suspension or dismissal.

Contractor/Sponsor: Apprentices are required to work for the contractor to whom they are sponsored/dispatched through. Changing employers is not allowed without prior approval of the Apprenticeship Coordinator and the employer. Apprentices who are on the out-of-work list may be requested by an employer. Questions about changing employers should be brought to the apprenticeship coordinator.

Address & Phone Number: Please contact the Training Center immediately if your number, email, or address changes. If we do not have your correct information, we cannot inform you of any issues that may need to be taken care of.

Responsibility: Show up to the jobsite on time and be respectful of your supervisors and coworkers. Remember, if this was your company, what kind of work ethic would you expect from your employees?

Out-of-Work List: Apprentices need to call the Training Center to be placed on the apprenticeship out-of-work list this fall after being laid off. Remember to call every thirty-days to remain on the list. Remove yourself from the list in the spring if/when you go back to work.

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A Note to Apprentices…

Welcome to the training season! We hope you take the opportunity to get in a lot of training hours this winter. As apprentices, we are giving you the first opportunity to register for classes. In an attempt to shorten the waitlist, members will only be allowed to register thirty-days in advance of a class. You will see the entire schedule in this book, so keep track of the classes you would like to attend; apprentice registrations will open at 8:00am October 3rd. Subsequently, registrations will open the 1st Sunday of the month, prior to the next month’s classes at 8:00am. For health and safety classes, registration will open October 3rd and remain open. If a safety class is full, be sure to register for another session or get on the waitlist. There are certain, mandatory trainings you must attend as apprentices. Please reference the charts on the next two pages to see which classes you must attend.

Be sure to set some goals for yourself and consider taking classes pertinent to the industry in which you are employed. The more equipment you can operate, the more valuable you are as an employee. For those of you closing in on your training hours required to graduate, make every attempt to get it done this season! Please look at the next page to see required coursework for 1st and 2nd year apprentices.

As always, please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns regarding your apprenticeship.

Steve Tuhy Apprenticeship Coordinator (320)385-0019

Reminders for Apprentices:

Dues: These are due every month unless you pay quarterly or yearly. If your dues are delinquent, you become suspended by Local 49; therefore, you are not supposed to be working on a union jobsite. If a Business Agent comes on site and you are suspended, you will either be asked to pay on the spot, or you will have to walk-off the job.

Timecards: Due by the 10th of the following month. For every 1,000 hours worked, it is approximately a $3/hour raise.

Training Hours: Apprentices need to complete their required training hours for their program before they reach their on-the-job work hours. An apprentice whose training hours are incomplete may be up for review and subject to suspension or dismissal.

Contractor/Sponsor: Apprentices are required to work for the contractor to whom they are sponsored/dispatched through. Changing employers is not allowed without prior approval of the Apprenticeship Coordinator and the employer. Apprentices who are on the out-of-work list may be requested by an employer. Questions about changing employers should be brought to the apprenticeship coordinator.

Address & Phone Number: Please contact the Training Center immediately if your number, email, or address changes. If we do not have your correct information, we cannot inform you of any issues that may need to be taken care of.

Responsibility: Show up to the jobsite on time and be respectful of your supervisors and coworkers. Remember, if this was your company, what kind of work ethic would you expect from your employees?

Out-of-Work List: Apprentices need to call the Training Center to be placed on the apprenticeship out-of-work list this fall after being laid off. Remember to call every thirty-days to remain on the list. Remove yourself from the list in the spring if/when you go back to work.

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Before you decide to bring someone new into the apprenticeship program, please call the Training Center first. Employers shall give the Union first opportunity to dispatch an apprentice with the qualifications needed for employment. There is always a good chance we have an apprentice waiting in the wings ready to be sent to work! To be qualified for apprenticeship, applicants must be at least 18 years of age, have a valid driver’s license, be legally authorized to work in the U.S., and possess a high school diploma, GED or equivalent. Candidates must also pass an entrance examination covering basic reading and math to be enrolled in our program. Entrance examinations (Ramsay Corporation Basic Skills Test) are administered the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month from March through September. Candidates that pass the Ramsay examination will be issued a Letter of Eligibility that they can take with them when applying for work with our signatory contractors. If you know someone you would like to bring into the apprenticeship, call Susie Fore at ext. 1014.

ATTENTION CONTRACTORS!

Heavy Equipment Operator Apprentices

These are the courses required for 1st year apprentices. You must look through the training book and schedule these classes on your own. You do not need to repeat a class if you’ve already taken it. If you already hold any of these certifications, bring proof of certificate, or verify that your certificate is in our system, and you will be exempt from re-taking the course.

Required Coursework Suggested Coursework OSHA 10

Small Equipment, Excavator or

Dozer I MSHA 3 Day New-Miner (Part 48)

Forklift Certification

Grade Stakes, Layout and Plan Reading

CDL (unless you already hold a commercial driver’s license).

General Machine Maintenance and Inspections

CLC Staple’s Graduates: If you have graduated out of the Staples program, contact Steve Tuhy, you

may not need to take all of the required first year course work.

Know your Union (This is an online training session that you will be given a set date to

attend) Elective

(It’s suggested that you take a class that pertains to the industry in

which you are employed)

Crane Operator Apprentices

These are the courses required for 1st year crane apprentices. You must look through the training book and schedule these classes on your own. You do not need to repeat a class if you’ve already taken it. If you already hold any of these certifications, bring proof of certificate, or verify that your certificate is in our system, and you will be exempt from re-taking the course.

1st Year Apprentices Required Courses

2nd Year Apprentices Required Courses

OSHA 10

Crane Operations I

MSHA 3 Day-New Miner

NCCCO Test Prep

General Machine Maintenance and Inspections

Crane Operations II

Know your Union (This is an online training session that you will be given a set date to

attend)

It is highly suggested that all crane apprentices obtain a Class A CDL! Please refer to the specialty course section in the back of the book for

information on signing up for CDL training.

Introduction to Cranes (This is a self-paced online class that must be taken prior to Operations I)

Rigger and Signalperson

Forklift Classroom & Forklift Qualification

(Schedule qualification assessment on your own by calling the Training Center after you’ve completed the

forklift classroom session)

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MEMBER EDUCATION

OPPORTUNITIES

It is our goal at the training center to provide our membership with opportunities that will not only help them in their career, but also in their life. Please reference the column on the right to view the various opportunities we offer. You do not need to register for any of the following opportunities with the exception of the Pipeline stewardship class. Attention apprentices! You must attend the Labor History class and Fair Contracting Foundation discussion at least once over the course of the season if you have not taken it already. If you are an apprentice, you must register online for these courses. Pipeline Stewardship Class 8:00-4:00pm This two-day class will cover the role and duties of the pipeline steward as it relates to the pipeline industry. It will cover in-depth contract and interpretation study, including how to handle situations and grievances that may be encountered in the project, as well as learning proper union-employer relations. Session 1: November 4th & 5th Session 2: April 14th & 15th

The first Monday of the month in Dec, Jan, Feb, and March 4:00pm-6:00pm Labor History This class is designed for apprentices, operators new to Local 49, and journey-workers looking to learn more about labor history and the benefits that operators get by being members of Local 49. Apprentices are required to register online for this course.

This class is a night class; it is designed to be taken in conjunction with an equipment class.

The course will look into topics in U.S. History regarding the Labor movement. The history of organized labor is about emancipating all people from oppression.

The first Tuesday of the month in Dec, Jan, Feb, and March 4:00-6:00pm

Fair Contracting Foundation

Topics of this discussion will include Right to Work and the differences between union and non-union contractors. Apprentices are required to register online for this course.

The first Wednesday of the month in Dec, Jan, Feb and March 4:00-6:00pm

Benefits 101 Q & A

Benefits information question and answer session. Curious about the benefits you have? Want to know more about the pension and health plans? Come ready with your questions for an open-ended question and answer discussion regarding any topic on benefits, the contract, bylaws, etc.

The first Thursday of the month in Dec, Jan, Feb and March 4:00-6:00pm

Movie Night!

We will show a different movie regarding the Labor Movement or other topics of interest to Local 49 members on Tuesday’s from roughly 4:00-6:00pm. Bring a snack, non-alcoholic drinks will be provided.

Union Meetings:

Union meetings at the Training Center will be held the 1st Wednesday of the month in January, February, March and April at 4:00pm.

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Reading the Schedule This year’s course schedule comes to you in a slightly different format. The courses are broken up into multiple sections:

• Member Education Courses – Page 10• Grading and Excavations Courses – Pages 12-15• Underground and Utilities Courses – Page 16• Crane Courses – Pages 17-19• Directional Drilling Courses – Page 21• Specialty Courses – Pages 22-24• Health and Safety Courses – Pages 25-29

All course descriptions are listed in their respective session in alphabetical order. In the back of the book, you will find all session dates listed by section in alphabetical order. This change was brought in hopes to making the registration process easier with all dates listed in the back of the book.

To go directly to the course schedule, go to page 31.

Prerequisites To take a Level II or higher course, the member must first pass the evaluation of the Level I course. This can be done in one of two ways:

• Take the full Level I course• Put down a $50 deposit to take just the Level I evaluation.

The money will be returned upon a successful passing score on the evaluation. If you do not pass the evaluation, the money will be held and put into an account that will only go to directly benefit the membership (examples may include buying refreshments for the movie night, lunch for MSHA, etc.). We suggest that only journey-workers attempt to take the evaluation without taking the associated coursework.

Any other special pre-requisites for a course will be highlighted in yellow.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AND INFORMATION

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BLADE LEVELS I, II & III

Intro to Blade Operations (New Class!): This class will introduce operators to the very basics of operating a motor grader. The class will focus on learning how to manipulate the machine’s controls and the basics of moving material. Time: 8:00-4:00pm Prerequisite for Level I: Pass the evaluation of any Level II course and take Grade Stakes, Layout and Plan Reading Level I:.This class will focus on teaching the fundamental skills necessary to be an entry-level blade operator. Skills taught will include making windrows, rough grading, and planning ahead to move material strategically. The prerequisites must be completed prior to registering for Blade I. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

Level II: This class will focus on the intermediate blade operator. It is recommended that the operator has a working knowledge of grades and stakes, and some “real-world” experience on a blade. Students will read grade stakes, and be expected to perform rough grading to industry-standard tolerances. Grade control will be introduced in this course. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

Level III: This class will focus on the advanced blade operator. It is recommended that the operator has a solid understanding of grades and stakes, and is comfortable using GPS technology. This class will consist of grading roadways and parking lots, building cul-de-sacs, blue-topping, plan reading, and all the field work associated with being a “finish” blade operator. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

GRADING AND

EXCAVATION COURSES

COURSE ORDER We suggest you sign up for grading and excavation courses in the following order: START

Small Equipment I

Any other Level I Course

Grade Stakes, Layout and

Plan Reading

Level II Courses

GPS Online Prerequisite + Emulator Class

GPS Machine Control

Level III Courses

ATTENTION! Members in grading and excavation

courses will be subject to run the haul truck for 1-2

hours per week.

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DOZER LEVELS I, II & III

Level I: This course will instruct the learner on the basics of dozer theory and operations. This course will cover the walk-around inspection for dozers, in addition to safe starting and stopping procedures. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the dozer. Projects will include back-filling and rough grading exercises. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

Level II: This course will instruct the learner on the intermediate skills of dozer theory and operations. Safe operation is taught and stressed. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the dozer, emphasized by projects built individually and as a group. Grade control will be introduced in this course. Performing rough grading for cuts and fills to industry-standard tolerances will be an expected outcome of this course. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

Level III: This course will instruct the learner on the advanced skills of dozer theory and operations. Safe operation is taught and stressed. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the dozer, emphasized by projects built individually and as a group. GPS concepts will be fully integrated into this course. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

EXCAVATOR LEVELS I, II & III

Level I: This course will instruct the learner on the basics of excavation and equipment operations. This course will cover the walk-around inspection for excavators in addition to safe starting and stopping procedures. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the excavator. Projects will include various trenching exercises. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Level II: This course will instruct the learner on intermediate excavation techniques and equipment operations. Safe operation is taught and stressed. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the excavator, emphasized by projects built individually and as a group. There will be an introduction to working with trench boxes and loading off-road trucks. Grade control will be introduced in this course. Performing rough grading for cuts and fills will be an expected outcome of this course. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Level III: This course will instruct the learner on advanced excavation techniques and equipment operations. Safe operation is taught and stressed. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the excavator, emphasized by projects built individually and as a group. GPS concepts will be fully integrated into this course. Advanced utility tasks and production loading will be incorporated into this course. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

GPS ONLINE PREREQUISITE

The GPS online pre-requisite must be taken prior to coming to the emulator class or GPS machine control. This class is a self-guided online study that teaches pertinent information that operators must be familiar with prior to taking GPS courses. The class will cover basic plan reading, GPS terminology, and fundamentals of grades and stakes. You will register for the class via the online registration system, and then an email will be sent to you with directions to access the class. Once you get your access ID to the class, you will have one week to complete the class, but the course work should not take more than a few hours.

NEWCLASS!

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GPS EMULATOR

GPS MACHINE CONTROL

Prerequisites: Pass the evaluation of any Level I grading/excavation course, GPS Online Prerequisite and GPS Emulator.

GPS Machine Control training begins with a brief look into the GPS control box. After classroom training, students will spend the remainder of the week in the field using the system in real-world job-site scenarios.

For registration you will pick from the following options in the back of the book:

GPS Machine Control – Trimble Excavator

GPS Machine Control – Trimble Dozer

GPS Machine Control – Topcon Dozer

Please make a note of which system and piece of equipment you would like to learn and pick the appropriate session. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

GRADE STAKES, LAYOUT AND PLAN READING I & II

Level I: This class will cover functional grades, stakes and plan reading. In this class, students will set up and use lasers and grade rods and learn the basics of setting up a jobsite. Students will also get into the fundamentals of plan reading and how to interpret blueprints. If you would like to take a test to “test out” of this class, call the Training Center or your business agent. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Level II: Prerequisite: Level I This course will cover the Rover, importing and exporting files, site calibrations with VRS or Base Station, site topos with field volumes, setting and programming a base station, creating new sites and work orders, and stakeout lines in the field. System: Trimble

Pre-Requisite: GPS Online Pre-Requisite. This is a one-day course where students will get an in-depth look into the GPS control box. Students will learn how to navigate the machine interface, transfer files between equipment, and perform basic troubleshooting. This class must be taken prior to signing up for GPS machine control.

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LOADER LEVELS I & II

Level I: This course will instruct the learner on the basics of loader theory and operations. This course will cover the walk around inspection for loaders, in addition to safe starting and stopping procedures. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the loader. Loader operators will work on projects within the other classes. Time: 8:00-4:00pm

SCRAPER

This course will instruct the learner on the basics of scraper theory and operations. This course will cover the walk-around inspection for scrapers, in addition to safe starting and stopping procedures. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the scraper. Scraper operators will work on projects independently and within the other classes

SMALL EQUIPMENT I & II

Level I: In this course, safety, walk-around inspections, and basic operating techniques for the compact track loader and mini-excavator will be covered. Students will work on many entry-level projects. It is critical to learn how to operate this equipment in tight spaces safely.

Level II: This course will instruct the learner on the intermediate skills of loader theory and operations. In the lab portion of the course, students will learn various operation methods and techniques specific to the loader. Loader operators will work on projects within the other classes. Time: 8:00-4:00pm

Level II: In this course, intermediate operating techniques for the compact track loader and mini-excavator will be covered. Projects may include preparing the subgrade for sidewalk projects and bike paths, aprons, excavating and backfilling around manholes and other utilities, along with other intermediate level projects. Cuts and fills to grade will be an expected outcome of this course

2020-2021MORE SESSIONS

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SANITARY SEWER

Prerequisites for all underground and utility courses: Grade Stakes, Layout and Plan reading and passing the evaluation of any Level I course.

In this one week course, operators will learn the basics of sanitary-sewer installation. Students will learn how to dig an OSHA regulation trench and install sanitary pipe. Students will also learn how to install manholes, wyes, and trench boxes. After pipe installation, students will learn how to properly backfill the trench. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

UNDERGROUND STORM

In this one week course, operators learn the basics of storm-sewer installation. Students will learn how to dig an OSHA regulation trench and install storm pipe. Students will also learn how to properly backfill the trench. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

WATER MAIN

In this one week course, operators will learn the basics of water-main installation. Members will learn how to dig an OSHA regulation trench and install DIP pipe. Students will also learn proper backfilling techniques. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

UNDERGROUND & UTILITIES COURSES

COURSE ORDER We suggest you sign up for underground and utilities courses in the following order: START

Small Equipment I Excavator or Dozer I

Grade Stakes, Layout and Plan ReadingAny utilities course

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CRANE COURSES

NCCCO Crane Operator Certification

The final ruling of the OSHA Cranes in Construction standard regarding crane certification took effect November 10, 2018. This crane standard states that in the United States, you must be certified, by a nationally recognized and accredited certification program, to operate cranes that have a capacity of over 2,000 pounds (this includes articulating overhead and tower cranes). If you would like more information on this ruling, reference CRF 1926.410 regarding “Cranes in Construction.”

Local 49 recognizes and uses the National Commission of Crane Operators as their accrediting body, otherwise known as “CCO.” For more information on CCO, you can visit their website at http://www.nccco.org.

CCO Process Overview

Call the Training Center to get a handbook specific to the type of crane(s) on which you would like to test, and also request the application for the test.

Fill out the application completely with your payment included and send to the Training Center (NOT Florida). Make sure you send your application in prior to the deadline listed at the end of this segment.

Attend review day, take the written exam, and then you will receive a pass/fail letter in the mail. Dates of review days and written exams are included at the end of this segment.

Schedule a practical exam—these can be scheduled before or after the written exam (bring a check, money order or credit card). Call Judy Kaufman at the Training Center to schedule an exam (320)-384-7093 or 1-866-494-8634.

Take the practical exam and receive a pass/fail letter.

Send a copy of CCO certification to the Training Center for reimbursement (if you qualify).

Local 49 Training Center CCO Reimbursement Policy Candidates will be reimbursed after successful completion of the certification/re-certification if his or her employer is (or was) paying into the training fund on the candidate’s behalf. The candidate must also be current on their union dues to qualify for reimbursement. Candidates are responsible for any fees related to retesting, late applications, incomplete applications, replacement cards because of a test failure, and hotel costs related to any of the aforementioned reasons. Hotel/motel reimbursement is limited to the day before the review and the day before the test. See other lodging reimbursement criteria on page 4.

COURSE ORDER We suggest you sign up for crane courses in the following order: START

Introduction to Cranes (online)

Crane Operations I

Rigger I and Signalperson

NCCCO PreparationCrane Operations II

Any specialty

crane course

NCCCO Certification

International Training Center Crosby, TX

Review Day: December 5th Written Exam: December 6th Application Deadline: November 13th Mandan Review Day: February 3rd Mandan Written Exam: February 4th Application Deadline: January 13th Review Day: March 13th Written Exam: March 14th Application Deadline: February 19th

IMORTANT DATES NCCCO REVIEW AND TEST DAYS

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CRANE OPERATIONS I & II

Prerequisite: Introduction to Cranes

Crane Operations I: In this course, members will get seat-time in multiple cranes. Curriculum consists of inspections, proper set-up, operating the crane, simple rigging techniques, picking, and other basic crane functions. This class will be held almost exclusively outside, so come prepared for the weather. Prerequisite: Crane Operations I

Crane Operations II:This course will expand on topics covered in Operations I. Members will have the opportunity to pick and fly the man basket, stand columns, perform blind picks, and it will also cover crane assembly and disassembly.

INTRODUCTION TO CRANES

In this online course, members will receive basic information that will help them prepare for seat time in Operations I and II. This course can also be used as an introduction for members to decide if they are interested in becoming NCCCO certified. Curriculum will consist of crane safety, a basic understanding of crane components, basic principles, limitations, rigging, signaling, and load charts. Time will also be spent covering OSHA and ASME crane regulations. The course also includes a study guide for the NCCCO core exam; seasoned crane operators may want to take portions of this course as a refresher for the test. This is a self-guided, self-paced online course, but it must be successfully completed prior to taking Crane Operations I or II.

NCCCO PREPARATION

Prerequisite: Introduction to Cranes

In this one-week course, extensive time will be spent preparing students for the written portion of the NCCCO examination. Extensive time will be spent cover OSHA and ASME crane regulations. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

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OVERHEAD CRANE & NCCCO CERTIFICATION

This three-day course will cover everything an operator needs know to be prepared to take the NCCCO written and practical exams for overhead cranes. Class curriculum will cover principles, components and operating techniques. An in depth understanding of OSHA and ASME standards pertaining to overhead cranes, and hook time with our two 5-ton overhead cranes, will also be covered in the curriculum. NCCCO practical exams will be available for those seeking certification during the course. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

If you plan on getting your CCO, NCCCO fees will apply. Once you receive your certification, you will be reimbursed.

PILE DRIVING

Prerequisite: Lattice Boom NCCCO Certification

This is a week long course where students will be working side-by-side with other trades learning pile driving, sheeting and lagging installation. Training will consist of learning the proper procedures of standing the hammer and leads, laying down the hammer and leads, lofting and pile driving. Students will also learn how to properly put into place a sheeting wall, lagging wall, and simulate cofferdam installation with a vibratory hammer. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

RIGGER I & SIGNAL PERSON

This course will cover the OSHA standard to become a qualified Rigger I and (OSHA 1926.1428) and Signalperson. The first two days will cover selection and inspection of rigging equipment, types of hitches, rigging hardware and specialty attachments. The fourth day will cover hand signals, voice signals, power line safety, crane dynamics and more. Testing for Rigger I will be on Wednesday, testing for Signalperson will be on Friday. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

If you plan on getting your CCO, NCCCO fees will apply. Once you receive.

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RIGGER II

Prerequisite: Rigger I Certification

In this week-long course, members will work on advanced picking scenarios. This course will involve math equations that include figuring out sling and shackle tension, weight and volumes of picks, and working temperatures of rigging . The course will also cover identifying proper rigging size. At the conclusion of this course, members will have the opportunity to complete the hands on test. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

If you plan on getting your CCO, NCCCO fees will apply. Once you receive your certification, you will be reimbursed.

TOWER CRANE

This week long course will consist of both classroom instruction and hands-on applications utilizing our Liebherr hammerhead tower crane and our Potain self-erecting tower crane. Classroom instruction will cover principles of operation, limitations, assembly/disassembly and regulations applicable to tower cranes. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

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TRACTOR BACKHOE

In this week-long course, members will practice basic digging techniques and maneuverability of the machine. Members will learn how to complete a walk around inspection for the tractor backhoe and will learn to dig and backfill around utilities. Members will also learn the basics of locating utilities. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

DIRECTIONAL DRILLING I

This week-long course will cover the safety and basics of a horizontal directional drilling machine. Members will learn skills on a small, hand-load drill. The classroom portion of the course will cover drill theory and locating operations. In the field, members will practice boring exercises. Most of these will include drilling out and pulling back without any product. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

DIRECTIONAL DRILLING II

Prerequisites: Directional Drilling I or proof of operating a small drill.

This week-long course, members will have the opportunity to learn the operations of a mid-size, automated drill. This call will cover drilling around utilities in the ground; members will also learn about the use of reamers and pulling back reamers and product. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Members with any questions pertaining to directional drilling courses can call the Training Center and ask for Greg Adamson.

DIRECTIONAL DRILLING COURSES

COURSE ORDER We suggest you sign up for directional drilling courses in the following order: START

Small Equipment I Tractor Backhoe

Directional Drilling IDirectional Drilling II

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ADVANCED FORKLIFT

Prerequisite: You are required to have your forklift qualification prior to taking the advanced class.

In this week-long course, students will practice assembly and disassembly of a Spec-Mix tower, land concrete forms into place, and practice around scaffolding. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

CLASS A CDL ENDORSEMENT Prerequisites: Valid Class A Permit, Current DOT Health Card, ability to pass a drug test, and current on union dues.

This two-week class will cover topics on CDL requirements, cell phone use, commercial vehicle registration, compliance, safety and accountability, among other topics. Load securement and securement methods will also be covered. This is an intensive class designed to prepare you for obtaining your Class A license. Students will learn what’s needed to pass the pre-trip inspection and road test, along with driving practice with an instructor. On the last day of the week, students will drive with an instructor to a testing site to take the pre-trip and road test. For questions and scheduling regarding CDL training, call Travis Wolfe at ext. 1018. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

CURB MACHINE

In this course, members will be introduced to the controls and sensors of a curb machine. Course activities will include a walk around inspection of the machine, moving the machine, setting multiple lines, installing sensors, setting up the machine, pre-trimming and loading and unloading the machine. Members will have the opportunity to lay concrete in this course.

Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

SPECIALTY COURSES

THESE COURSES MAY BE TAKEN IN ANY ORDER. We suggest apprentices sign up for at least one course in the industry in which they’re employed.

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FAA TEST PREPARATION (UNMANNED DRONE)

This course will be offered both online and in person. In this course, members will prepare to take the FAA test to receive their license to operate a drone. Before flying a drone, a person must first get their FAA license. This class is intended to prepare members for the FAA unmanned drone test. ISTER. TIME: 8:00AM-4:00PM

FORKLIFT QUALIFICATION

In this one-day course, operators will take an OSHA compliant course that consists of classroom training and a knowledge test. After completing the one-day classroom portion, students can call the Training Center at any time to schedule seat time and a ‘hands-on’ evaluation for forklift operators. Students taking the class in Rochester or North Dakota will do the hands-on portion of the class immediately following the classroom instruction. Please call the Training Center to schedule hands-on evaluations or practice time. Please note, no one will be able to schedule hands-on testing prior to the completion of classroom training. For the North Dakota sessions, please call the Training Center, and we will schedule a class date when enough people register. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

HYDRO VAC TRUCK

Prerequisite: Members must hold a valid CDL In this two-day course, students will learn the basics of hydro-vac truck operations. These jobs require the wearing of a rain suit, and proper PPE. Dress accordingly. A local company will provide the rig and instructors. A CDL is required to take this course. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

GENERAL MACHINE MAINTENANCE This course will be a beginning overview of how diesel powered-equipment works. It will cover everything an individual should inspect prior to operating machinery. The course will also cover topics such as fluids, engine components, cooling systems, drivetrain components, electrical basics and hydraulics. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Apprentices are required to sign up for a session.

Drone photo of the Training Center

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MILLING AND RECLAMATION

PAVING OPERATIONS

In this week-long course, paving techniques will be covered. Topics will include paver operations, paver maintenance, rolling techniques and roller maintenance, and troubleshooting issues in paving operations. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

POST POUNDER

In this course, students will learn how to pound and layout posts for solar arrays both manually and using GPS. This pile-driver type of equipment is designed to meet the tight tolerances of commercial solar contractors.

WELDING

In this course, students will be taught skills needed to operate and repair the latest milling and reclaiming machines on the market. The class will include a classroom portion and hands-on training in real-world scenarios. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

This week-long course will provide students of all abilities with basic and advanced principles of welding. This course is designed to challenge you at your existing skill level. Students will have classroom and hands-on experience with mig, stick, and oxy-acetylene welding. You will learn the proper way to set up and cut with an oxy-acetylene torch, plasma cutter and air arc equipment. Students will be given different scenarios to demonstrate and complete. Students are required to have appropriate welding clothing—long sleeve shirt, pants, and boots. Welding hoods and gloves will be available. This is a training course only, currently we do not offer a welding certification. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

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ASBESTOS INITIAL CERTIFICATION

The Minnesota Department of Health and OSHA require anyone who works with, disturbs or has the potential to be exposed to asbestos, be trained and certified for those activities. Asbestos exposure can happen during demolition, excavations, underground utility work, and some highway projects. If the soils, pipes, structures or vaults contain asbestos contaminates, the operator must be certified by the Minnesota Department of Health before disturbing the material. Asbestos classes will give operators a broad overview of the risks, precautions, regulations and required procedures involved in asbestos abatement. Classes will include hands-on activities that are mandatory as per the Minnesota Department of Health.

Supervisor Initial: The supervisor initial certification is a five-day course, and is meant for foreman, supervisors, or if your employer requires it for advancement. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

Worker Initial: The worker initial is a four-day course designed to give you a broad overview of risks and precaution to take while working around asbestos. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

ASBESTOS REFRESHER

Prerequisites: Asbestos initial certification

The Minnesota Department of Health requires an 8-hour refresher for members who want to maintain their asbestos certification as either a supervisor or worker. The refresher will review the regulations, procedures, PPE, disposal and go over any changes that have occurred within the asbestos industry in the last year. If a member goes one year past the date of expiration on their Minnesota Department of Health asbestos cards, the initial 40-hour class will need to be re-taken.

HEALTH AND

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COMPETENT PERSON AWARENESS

Every year, workers are trapped, hurt and too often killed in trench accidents. Understanding soil mechanics, worker protection practices, and safety procedures will make you a safer operator and help you protect your fellow workers who are working in a trench you may have dug. This course covers common sense, personal responsibility, and what an operator needs to know to be safe in trenches. This class will help operators recognize excavation hazards and gives students the tools and knowledge to eliminate or mitigate these hazards. It’s suggested that anyone taking this course follow-up with a refresher course every three years. Time: 8:00am-4:00pm

CONFINED SPACE

Federal OSHA 1926 Subpart AA requires all employees working in or around a confined space to acquire the understanding, knowledge, and skills necessary to safely perform the duties to which they are assigned. This training must be taken annually if you are working in confined spaces and must be taken prior to a confined space entry.

Two Day Initial: This course will cover Federal OSHA regulations, as well as entry and rescue procedures. Participants will learn the meanings of the permit-required confined space program, rescue service, retrieval systems, testing and the volume of air required for safe entry. Entry and rescue procedures with the use of a tri-pod will take place in this class. Participants should bring gloves and knee pads (if needed) for the hands-on portion of the class. This course satisfies the OSHA annual training requirements to stay current.

Annual Refresher: This one-day course will review the Federal and Minnesota OSHA regulations as well as entry and rescue procedures. Participants should bring gloves and knee pads (if needed) for the hands-on portion of the class. This class can only be taken after having the three-day initial course. Students must bring a copy of their three-day initial certification to class.

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CPR & FIRST AID

CPR/AED with basic first aid is a one-day class. Certification is good for two years. All classes are conducted by a National Safety Council certified instructor. The National Safety Council will certify those who successfully complete the requirements of the course. If you are enrolling in a 3-Day New Miner class, DO NOT take this class; it is identical to what you will receive on your third day of MSHA training, but will not be accepted as a substitute to get out of the third day of class.

40 HOUR HAZMAT

OSHA requires that any person who will be working on a designated hazardous waste site must have a current HAZMAT certification. This class will certify a member to a Level B HAZMAT Worker in accordance to the OSHA 1910.120 & 1926.65 HAZWOPER standards.

This class will discuss the potential hazards to which workers could be exposed, the PPE required to protect yourself from those hazards, and how to configure your heavy equipment for HAZMAT use. You will be operating equipment during the class in Level B HAZMAT suits, and will be taught the importance of protecting yourself in hazardous environments. This training will teach members how to work on Class B, C, and D HAZMAT sites.

8 HOUR HAZMAT REFRESHER

Prerequisite: 40 Hour Hazmat

If you have taken the initial 40-hour HAZMAT training, you will need to take an annual 8-hour refresher class every year to stay current. You must have a current HAZMAT certificate or proof of current refreshers if you will be working on a job site that is contaminated with hazardous waste. You must come to class with proof of completing a 40-Hour HAZMAT initial training that is compliant with the OSHA 1910.120 HAZWOPER standards in order to get a refresher sticker. If you have taken this training through the Training Center, you must bring your large 8.5x11 laminated Hazardous Waste Initial Certificate with you. This class will discuss any new developments or equipment updates that would potentially expose you to hazards on a job site. It is a brief overview of the topics discussed in the 40-Hour initial class.

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MSHA 3 DAY NEW MINER

MSHA requires all operators who work at mines, quarries or sand and gravel pits to receive 24 hours of training. The first two days will consist of mandatory MSHA topics, and the third day will be CPR/AED/First Aid. Note: This training does not guarantee Part 46 requirements will be met. Your contractor will need to take you through the site-specific training where you’ll be working.

MSHA REFRESHER

ON-TRACK TRAINING

CN on-track safety training is for any member that may be working in a railroad right of way. Topics discussed will be railway safety, proper PPE and guidance for working around machines and rail equipment.

This class is an annual MSHA requirement for all miners if you are going to be working on a mine site. Refreshers will be eight hours in length, as mandated by MSHA regulations. All members taking the MSHA refresher must have first attended a three-day new miner. Note: This training does not guarantee Part 46 requirements will be met. Your contractor will need to take you through the site-specific training where you’ll be working.

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OSHA 10

The OSHA 10-hour program is intended to provide instruction on construction industry safety and health topics and introduce members to the OSHA 1926 Construction Industry Safety Standards. This course will help members identify the common causes of accidents and fatalities in hazardous areas of construction. Upon completion of this course, members will have their credentials mailed to them as soon as the Training Center receives them from OSHA. Taking this course will give operators the credentials they must hold as per the Labor Agreement.

There are some online options for this course; they must be taken through an OSHA Authorized Online Outreach Training Provider. The most inexpensive option is CareerSafe for $25. You can go to careersafeonline.com for more information. Make sure you take the OSHA 10-Hour for the Construction Industry. If you bring in your receipt and OSHA 10 card, the Training Center will reimburse you for OSHA 10 taken through CareerSafe and will put your OSHA card on file. If you have questions regarding online OSHA classes, call the Training Center.

OSHA 30

The OSHA 30-hour construction outreach training program is intended to provide training on a variety of OSHA 1926 topics and is something that would only have to be taken one time. The focus of this course is usually towards members who have safety or supervisory responsibility on job-sites. Training will emphasize hazard identification, competent person requirements, hazard avoidance, risk control and injury prevention. If your employer requires you to have this certification for advancement, then this is the class for you.

PIPELAYER’S CERTIFICATION

In this course, members will receive their pipelayer’s card. Topics covered will include MN plumbing code, dig permits, MNOSHA compliance forms, understanding locater marks, and various pipe configurations. Additional safety topics including silica awareness will be covered.

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NEW THIS YEAR! ONLINE CLASSES!

This year, the Training Center is offering several sessions of online classes. We may do more sessions depending on any class-size restrictions we may encounter due to COVID-19. Check our Facebook page and website for any updates to online classes. We hope by offering four sessions of MSHA and Hazmat online at night, members that are working year-round will get the opportunity to keep up on their certifications without missing work. FAA Test Preparation (Unmanned Drone) Registration for this course is open year-round. This is a self-paced, self-guided course. This course will be offered via Blackboard, and online class system. Once you register for this course, you will receive instructions via email on how to log on to the Blackboard website. You will also be given a username and password for the site. Once you register, you will be able to start the class the following Monday if you register by Friday morning. Weekend registrations will not be able to start the class until Monday the following week. You will have two-weeks to complete the course. GPS Online Prerequisite Registration for this course is open year-round. This is a self-paced, self-guided course. This course will be offered via Blackboard, and online class system. Once you register for this course, you will receive instructions via email on how to log on to the Blackboard website. You will also be given a username and password for the site. Once you register, you will be able to start the class the following Monday if you register by Friday morning. Weekend registrations will not be able to start the class until Monday the following week. You will have two-weeks to complete the course. Introduction to Cranes Registration for this course is open year-round. This is a self-paced, self-guided course. This course will be offered via Blackboard, and online class system. Once you register for this course, you will receive instructions via email on how to log on to the Blackboard website. You will also be given a username and password for the site. Once you register, you will be able to start the class the following Monday if you register by Friday morning. Weekend registrations will not be able to start the class until Monday the following week. You will have two-weeks to complete the course. MSHA Part 48 Online Refresher This course will be a four-evening night class offered online. Once you register via the online registration system, you will receive instructions through your email on how to access this course. You must have a smartphone, tablet, or laptop with audio/visual capabilities to take this course. You must attend all four nights in order to get your Part 48 paperwork! Any corresponding paperwork will be mailed or emailed upon completion of the course. Session 1: November 16th-19th from 6:30pm-8:30pm Session 2: January 18th-21st from 6:30-8:30pm Session 3: February 15th-18th from 6:30-8:30pm Session 4: March 22nd-25th from 6:30-8:30pm Hazmat Online Refresher This course will be a four-evening night class offered online. Once you register via the online registration system, you will receive instructions through your email on how to access this course. You must have a smartphone, tablet, or laptop with audio/visual capabilities to take this course. You must attend all four nights in order to get your Hazmat sticker! Stickers and any corresponding paperwork will be mailed upon completion of the course. Session 1: December 7th-10th from 6:30pm-8:30pm Session 2: January 11th-14th from 6:30-8:30pm Session 3: February 8th-11th from 6:30-8:30pm Session 4: March 15th-18th from 6:30-8:30pm

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COURSE SCHEDULE

ALL COURSES START AT 8:00AM UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED

Member Education Courses Pipeline Stewardship Session 1 Nov. 4th-5th Training Center Session 2 Apr. 14th-15th Training Center Labor History The first Monday of the month in Dec, Jan, Feb, and March Fair Contracting Foundation The first Tuesday of the month in Dec, Jan, Feb and March Benefits 101 The first Wednesday of the month in Dec, Jan, Feb and March Movie Night The first Thursday of the month in Dec, Jan, Feb and March Grading and Excavation Courses Blade Levels I, II & III Session 1 Mar. 29th-Apr. 2nd Training Center Session 2 April 5th-9th Training Center Session 3 April 12th-16th Training Center Session 4 April 19th-23rd Training Center Dozer Levels I, II & III Session 1 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 7th-11th Training Center Session 3 Dec. 14th-18th Training Center Session 4 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 5 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 6 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 7 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Session 8 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 9 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 10 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 11 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 12 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Session 13 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center Session 14 Mar. 15th-19th Training Center Session 15 Mar.22nd-26th Training Center Session 16 Mar. 29th-Apr.2nd Training Center Session 17 Apr. 5th-9th Training Center Excavator Levels I, II & III Session 1 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 7th-11th Training Center Session 3 Dec. 14th-18th Training Center Session 4 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 5 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 6 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 7 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Session 8 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 9 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 10 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 11 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 12 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Session 13 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center Session 14 Mar. 15th-19th Training Center Session 15 Mar.22nd-26th Training Center Session 16 Mar. 29th-Apr.2nd Training Center Session 17 Apr. 5th-9th Training Center GPS Online Prerequisite Register on any 1st Sunday of the month starting in October. Self-paced, self-guided course. Must be taken prior to enrolling in GPS emulator or machine control.

Grading and Excavation Courses Cont’d. GPS Emulator Session 1 Nov. 2nd Trimble Training Center Session 2 Nov. 3rd Topcon Training Center Session 3 Nov. 9th Trimble Training Center Session 4 Nov. 10th Topcon Training Center Session 5 Nov. 16th Trimble Training Center Session 6 Nov. 17th Topcon Training Center Session 7 Nov. 23rd Trimble Training Center Session 8 Nov. 24th Topcon Training Center Session 9 Nov. 30th Trimble Training Center Session 10 Dec. 1st Topcon Training Center Session 11 Dec. 7th Trimble Training Center Session 12 Dec. 8th Topcon Training Center Session 13 Dec. 14th Trimble Training Center Session 14 Dec. 15th Topcon Training Center Session 15 Dec. 21st Trimble Training Center Session 16 Dec. 22nd Topcon Training Center Session 17 Dec. 28th Trimble Training Center Session 18 Dec. 29th Topcon Training Center Session 19 March 1st Trimble Training Center Session 20 March 2nd Topcon Training Center GPS Machine Control Pick the system of your choice when registering. Choose between:

� GPS Machine Control Trimble Excavator � GPS Machine Control Trimble Dozer � GPS Machine Control Topcon Dozer

Session 1 Jan.4th-8th Training Center Session 2 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 3 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 4 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Session 5 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 6 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 7 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 8 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Grade Stakes, Layout and Plan Reading I Session 1 Nov.2nd-6th Training Center Session 2 Nov. 9th-10th Training Center Session 3 Nov. 16th-20th Training Center Session 4 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 5 Dec. 7th-11th Training Center Session 6 Dec. 14th-18th Training Center Session 7 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 8 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 9 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 10 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Session 11 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 12 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 13 Feb. 15th-19th Grand Rapids 7:00am Session 14 Feb. 22nd-26th Rochester 7:00am Session 15 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Session 16 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center Session 17 Mar. 15th-19th Training Center Session 18 Mar. 22nd-26th Training Center Grade Stakes, Layout and Plan Reading II Session 1 Mar. 29th-Apr. 2nd Training Center Session 2 Apr. 5th-9th Training Center Session 3 Apr. 12th-16th Training Center Introduction to Blade Operations Session 1 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 7th-11th Training Center Session 3 Dec. 14th-18th Training Center Session 4 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 5 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 6 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 7 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Session 8 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 9 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 10 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 11 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 12 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Session 13 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center

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Grading and Excavation Courses Cont’d Loader Levels I & II Session 1 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 7th-11th Training Center Session 3 Dec. 14th-18th Training Center Session 4 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 5 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 6 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 7 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Session 8 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 9 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 10 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 11 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 12 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Session 13 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center Session 14 Mar. 15th-19th Training Center Session 15 Mar.22nd-26th Training Center Session 16 Mar. 29th-Apr.2nd Training Center Session 17 Apr. 5th-9th Training Center Scraper Session 1 Apr. 19th-23rd Training Center Session 2 Apr. 26th-30th Training Center Small Equipment Levels I & II Session 1 Nov.2nd-6th Training Center Session 2 Nov. 9th-10th Training Center Session 3 Nov. 16th-20th Training Center Session 4 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 5 Dec. 7th-11th Training Center Session 6 Dec. 14th-18th Training Center Session 7 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 8 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 9 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 10 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Session 11 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 12 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 13 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 14 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 15 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Session 16 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center Session 17 Mar. 15th-19th Training Center Session 18 Mar. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 19 Mar. 29th-Apr. 2nd Training Center Session 20 Apr. 5th-9th Training Center Session 21 Apr. 12th-16th Training Center Underground and Utilities Courses Sanitary Sewer Session 1 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Session 2 March 8th-12th Training Center Underground Storm Session 1 Mar. 15th-19th Training Center Session 2 March 22nd-26th Training Center Water Main Session 1 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 2 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Crane Courses Crane Operations I Session 1 Dec. 7th-11th Training Center Session 2 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 3 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 4 Mar. 15th-19th Training Center

Crane Courses Cont’d Crane Operations II Session 1 Mar. 29th-Apr. 2nd Training Center Session 2 Apr. 5th-9th Training Center Introduction to Cranes Register on any 1st Sunday of the month starting in October. Self-paced, self-guided course. Must be taken prior to enrolling in Crane Operations I or NCCCO Prep. NCCCO Preparation Session 1 Nov. 9th-13th Training Center Session 2 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 3 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 4 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 5 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center Overhead Crane and NCCCO Certification Session 1 Nov. 23rd-25th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 21st-23rd Training Center Pile Driving Session 1 Apr. 19th-23rd Training Center Session 2 Apr. 26th-30th Training Center Rigger I and Signalperson Session 1 Nov. 16th-20th Training Center Session 2 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 3 Mar. 22nd-26th Training Center Rigger II Session 1 Jan. 4th-7th Training Center Session 2 Mar. 22nd-25th Training Center Tower Crane Session 1 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Session 2 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center Directional Drilling Courses Tractor Backhoe Session 1 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 7th-11th Training Center Session 3 Dec. 14th-18th Training Center Directional Drilling I Session 1 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 2 Jan. 11th-15th Training Center Session 3 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 4 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Directional Drilling II Session 1 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 2 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 3 Feb. 15th-19th Training Center Session 4 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Specialty Courses Advanced Forklift Session 1 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 2 Mar. 1st-5th Training Center Class A CDL Endorsement Call Travis Wolfe at ext. 1018 for scheduling Curb Machine Session 1 (Gomaco) Apr. 19th-21st Training Center Session 2 (Miller) Apr. 22nd-23rd Training Center FAA Test Preparation (Unmanned Drone) Register on any 1st Sunday of the month starting in October. Self-paced, self-guided course. In-Person Session Mar. 22nd-26th Training Center

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Specialty Courses Cont’d

Forklift Qualification Session 1 Nov. 11th Rochester 7:00am Session 2 Nov. 18th Training Center Session 3 Dec. 10th Training Center Session 4 Jan. 14th Training Center Session 5 Feb. 11th Training Center Session 6 Mar. 11th Training Center Session 7 Apr. 21st Rochester 7:00am Session 8 May 13th Training Center

Forklift Recertification Session 1 November 12th Rochester 7:00am Session 2 Apr. 22nd Rochester 7:00am

For all other recerts, call the Training Center to be put on the schedule.

Hydro-Vac Truck Session 1 Feb. 15th-16th Training Center Session 2 Feb. 17th-18th Training Center

General Machine Maintenance Session 1 Nov. 16th-20th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 14th-18th Training Center Session 3 Jan. 25th-29th Training Center Session 4 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center Session 5 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 6 Mar. 8th-12th Training Center

Milling and Reclamation Session 1 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center

Paving Operations Session 1 Ap. 5th-9th Training Center Session 2 Apr. 12th-16th Training Center

Post Pounder Session 1 TBD (December) Training Center

Welding Session 1 Nov. 9th-13th Training Center Session2 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 3 Jan. 4th-8th Training Center Session 4 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 5 Feb. 1st-5th Training Center Session 6 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 7 Mar. 15th-19th Training Center

Health and Safety Courses

Asbestos Supervisor Initial Certification Session 1 Feb. 8th-12th Training Center

Asbestos Worker Initial Certification Session 1 Feb. 15th-18th Training Center

Asbestos Supervisor Refresher Session 1 Nov. 11th Training Center Session 2 Nov. 20th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 3 Feb. 5th Training Center Session 4 Mar. 19th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 5 Apr. 9th Training Center

Asbestos Worker Refresher Session 1 Jan. 8th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 2 Mar. 12th Training Center Session 3 Apr. 1st Training Center

Competent Person Awareness Session 1 Nov. 19th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 28th Training Center Session 3 Jan. 5th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 4 Jan. 27th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 5 Feb. 25th Virginia Hall 7:00am Session 6 Mar. 3rd St. Cloud Hall 7:00am

Health and Safety Courses Cont’d

Confined Space Initial Session 1 Dec. 21st-22nd Training Center

Confined Space Refresher Session 1 Nov. 20th Training Center Session 2 Jan. 11th Training Center Session 3 Jan. 13th Fargo 7:00am Session 4 Feb. 1st Training Center Session 5 Mar. 5th Training Center

CPR and First Aid Session 1 Nov. 18th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 9th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 3 Dec. 22nd Fargo 7:00am Session 4 Dec. 28th Mandan 10:00am Session 5 Jan. 4th Rochester 10:00am Session 6 Jan. 14th Fargo 7:00am Session 7 Jan. 15th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 8 Feb. 12th Duluth 7:00am Session 9 Mar. 4th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 10 Mar.25th Bagley 7:00am Session 11 Mar. 29th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 12 Apr. 14th Training Center

40 Hour Hazmat Session 1 Nov. 30th-Dec. 4th Training Center Session 2 Jan. 18th-22nd Training Center Session 3 Feb. 22nd-26th Training Center Session 4 Mar. 22nd-26th Training Center

8 Hour Hazmat Refresher Session 1 Nov. 16th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 3rd Rochester 7:00am Session 3 Dec. 8th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 4 Dec. 9th Training Center Session 5 Dec. 22nd Mankato 7:00am Session 6 Dec. 29th Training Center Session 7 Jan. 6th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 8 Jan. 6th Rochester 7:00am Session 9 Jan 8th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 10 Jan. 8th Training Center Session 11 Jan. 12th Fargo 7:00am Session 12 Jan. 26th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 13 Jan. 28th Training Center Session 14 Jan. 29th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 15 Feb. 3rd Mankato 7:00am Session 16 Feb. 11th Duluth 7:00am Session 17 Feb. 16th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 18 Feb. 18th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 19 Feb. 23rd Grand Rapids 7:00am Session 20 Mar. 2nd St. Cloud 7:00am Session 21 Mar. 10th Mankato 7:00am Session 22 Mar. 16th Training Center Session 23 Mar. 18th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 24 Mar. 24th Bagley 7:00am Session 25 Mar. 31st Training Center

MSHA 3-Day New Miner Session 1 Nov. 23rd-25th Training Center Session 2 Dec. 2nd-4th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 3 Dec. 9th-11th Mankato 7:00am Session 4 Dec. 16th-18th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 5 Dec. 28th-30th Training Center Session 6 Dec. 28th-30th Rochester 7:00am Session 7 Apr. 12th-14th Training Center

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Health and Safety Courses Cont’d MSHA Refresher Session 1 Nov. 10th Grand Rapids 7:00am Session 2 Nov. 11th Virginia 7:00am Session 3 Nov. 17th Training Center Session 4 Dec. 2nd Rochester 7:00am Session 5 Dec. 10th Training Center Session 6 Dec. 10th Virginia 7:00am Session 7 Dec. 15th. Duluth 7:00am Session 8 Dec. 21st Fargo 7:00am Session 9 Dec. 21st Mankato 7:00am Session 10 Dec. 28th Training Center Session 11 Dec. 29th Mandan 7:00am Session 12 Jan. 5th Rochester 7:00am Session 13 Jan. 7th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 14 Jan. 7th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 15 Jan. 19th Virginia 7:00am Session 16 Jan. 25th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 17 Jan. 28th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 18 Jan. 29th Training Center Session 29 Feb. 2nd Mankato 7:00am Session 20 Feb. 4th Rochester 7:00am Session 21 Feb. 9th Virginia 7:00am Session 22 Feb. 10th Duluth 7:00am Session 23 Feb. 15th St. Cloud 7:00am Session 24 Feb. 17th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 25 Feb. 19th Training Center 7:00am Session 26 Feb. 24th Grand Rapids 7:00am Session 27 Mar. 1st St. Cloud 7:00am Session 28 Mar. 9th Mankato 7:00am Session 29 Mar. 11th Rochester 7:00am Session 30 Mar. 15th Training Center Session 31 Mar. 17th Mpls. Main Hall 7:00am Session 32 Mar. 23rd Bagley 7:00am Session 33 Mar. 26th Grand Rapids 7:00am Session 34 Mar. 30th Training Center On-Track Training Session 1 Feb. 4th Virginia 7:00am If you have a smartphone, tablet, or computer with audio/visual capabilities, you can register for this class as it will also be held over Zoom. OSHA 10 Session 1 Nov. 23rd-24th Training Center Session 2 Mar. 8th-9th Training Center OSHA 30 Session 1 Dec. 14th-17th Training Center Session 2 Apr. 12th-15th Training Center Pipelayer’s Certification Session 1 Dec. 30th Training Center Session 2 Feb. 19th Training Center

Union Halls

Bagley Union Hall 1725 Central Street West (218)694-6206 Duluth Labor Temple 2002 London Rd. Suite 100 (218)724-3840 Fargo Union Hall 1518 Main Ave West (701)297-4663 Mandan 4072 County Road 82 (701)663-0407 Mankato Union Hall 308 Lundin Blvd. (507)625-3670 Minneapolis Union Hall (Main Hall) 2829 Anthony Lane South (612)788-9441 Grand Rapids (Eagles Club) 1776 Pokegama Ave South (218)326-4845 Rochester Hall 1765 County Road 16 SW (507)535-5869 St. Cloud Union Hall 2109 251st Street (320)252-2162 Sioux Falls Labor Temple 101 South Fairfax (605)366-8868 Virginia Union Hall 8381 Enterprise Drive North (218)741-8190

Directions Local 49 Training Center Hinckley Address: 40276 Fishtail Road, Hinckley, MN 55037 Coming from the south or north, take 35W to the Hinckley exit. Go east on State Hwy 48 for nine miles to Cloverdale. Go right (south) on County Rd 21 to Fishtail Road (the road

will “T” at this intersection). Take a left (east) on Fishtail Road to the first driveway on the right. You will see our sign, and follow the paved road in to the building.

Hotels

Call the hotel and specifically request the Local 49 discount. Days Inn, Grand Hinckley Inn and America’s Best Value Inn offer the discount.

America’s Best Value Inn 325 Fire Monument Road Hinckley, MN 55037 (320) 384-6112

Days Inn of Hinckley 104 Grindstone Ct. Hinckley, MN 55037 (320) 384-7751

St. Croix Casino 30222 Hwy 35 & 77 Danbury, WI 54830 (715) 656-3444

Grand Casino Hotel 777 Lady Luck Drive Hinckley, MN 55037 1(800) 468-3517

Grand Hinckley Inn 111 Lady Luck Drive Hinckley, MN 55037 1(800)737-8675

Grand Northern Inn 604 Weber Ave Hinckley, MNN 55037 (320)384-4702

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Union Halls

Bagley Union Hall 1725 Central Street West (218)694-6206 Duluth Labor Temple 2002 London Rd. Suite 100 (218)724-3840 Fargo Union Hall 1518 Main Ave West (701)297-4663 Mandan 4072 County Road 82 (701)663-0407 Mankato Union Hall 308 Lundin Blvd. (507)625-3670 Minneapolis Union Hall (Main Hall) 2829 Anthony Lane South (612)788-9441 Grand Rapids (Eagles Club) 1776 Pokegama Ave South (218)326-4845 Rochester Hall 1765 County Road 16 SW (507)535-5869 St. Cloud Union Hall 2109 251st Street (320)252-2162 Sioux Falls Labor Temple 101 South Fairfax (605)366-8868 Virginia Union Hall 8381 Enterprise Drive North (218)741-8190

Directions Local 49 Training Center Hinckley Address: 40276 Fishtail Road, Hinckley, MN 55037 Coming from the south or north, take 35W to the Hinckley exit. Go east on State Hwy 48 for nine miles to Cloverdale. Go right (south) on County Rd 21 to Fishtail Road (the road

will “T” at this intersection). Take a left (east) on Fishtail Road to the first driveway on the right. You will see our sign, and follow the paved road in to the building.

Hotels

Call the hotel and specifically request the Local 49 discount. Days Inn, Grand Hinckley Inn and America’s Best Value Inn offer the discount.

America’s Best Value Inn 325 Fire Monument Road Hinckley, MN 55037 (320) 384-6112

Days Inn of Hinckley 104 Grindstone Ct. Hinckley, MN 55037 (320) 384-7751

St. Croix Casino 30222 Hwy 35 & 77 Danbury, WI 54830 (715) 656-3444

Grand Casino Hotel 777 Lady Luck Drive Hinckley, MN 55037 1(800) 468-3517

Grand Hinckley Inn 111 Lady Luck Drive Hinckley, MN 55037 1(800)737-8675

Grand Northern Inn 604 Weber Ave Hinckley, MNN 55037 (320)384-4702

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