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Watch these videos to see our talented apprentices and learn more about the JATC.Â
Each apprentice takes required courses in health and safety training in order to complete their apprenticeship.
Brothers and Sisters, On Thursday, May 26, at 7:00PM EST, BAC will host a webinar focusing …
It is up to you to make sure all your certifications are valid and regularly renewed. …
En Español To all Participants of:the Bricklayers Local 1 Health & Welfare Fund,the Bricklayers and Allied …
The deadline to register for The Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA) giveaway is coming up! Make sure …
Happy June, Brothers and Sisters!
Brother Floyd R. Collins reached 25 years of service this month!
Brothers Thomas Garcia and Matthew S. Redabaugh also reached 40 years of service!
Congratulations and thank you for your continued dedication as craftsmen. #TrowelBlazers
In one of the few training videos with a specific trade focus, this lesson shows viewers the proper way to extract mortar joints when restoring a build. Even if they aren’t in the PCC trade, viewers can learn a thing or two about properly maintaining their structures.
Our Apprenticeship Training Program shares a step-by-step tutorial on how to build a seven course block lead.
Instructor Matthew Redabaugh demonstrates how to repair stone masonry in the field. To learn more about repairing marble, visit the JATC webpage at https://baclocal.orgtraining/ to become an apprentice!
Follow these easy steps to learn how to join your BAC Local 1 chapter meeting with Zoom. The second half of the video will walk you through the steps of downloading Zoom on your computer or on your phone.
Take a tour of BAC 1 MVD's new Baltimore office. Explore the restaurant-turned-office space as we begin construction on this great new location. Like and subscribe so you don't miss the "after" video!
The International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers has been representing workers in the trowel trades since October 17, 1865. Our Local supports those skilled craftworkers in the Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. areas. To learn more about our history and our mission, please visit the About page. To meet our amazing team, click on any of their photos below.
