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Area II Plumbers JATC

Area II Plumbers JATC is an union training center (ua) in Salem, Oregon offering registered plumbing apprenticeship.

Plumbing programs at Area II Plumbers JATC

ProgramCredentialLengthTuition
Registered plumbing apprenticeshipRegistered apprenticeshipTypically 4 to 5 yearsPaid training

What to expect

Union plumbing apprenticeships are paid training. You work for a union contractor under journey-level plumbers and attend classes at the training center, usually for five years, earning raises as your hours and skills grow. Apprentices typically complete about 2,000 hours of paid on-the-job training a year plus several hundred hours of classroom instruction, and finish as journey-level plumbers. Contact the training center for the application window, the aptitude test and the interview schedule.

What plumbers earn in Oregon

Plumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters in Oregon earn a median $97,050 a year ($46.66 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn about $58,230 and the top 10% earn over $147,100. Nationally the median is $63,800. See plumber pay in every state.

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