Apprentice Program
4 Year On-the-Job Training Program
Some amount of post-secondary education is essential to becoming a Journeyman Plumber. However, on-the-job training is as important as education. This is what is called an Apprenticeship Program.
DETAILS
Start as an Apprentice
Journeymen are Skilled Workers
Journeymen are Skilled Workers
Learn on the job while in school and be paid while you learn.
Journeymen are Skilled Workers
Journeymen are Skilled Workers
Journeymen are Skilled Workers
Journeymen have completed their apprenticeship and can handle more complex work and work independently.
Contractors are Experts
Journeymen are Skilled Workers
Contractors are Experts
Be someone to handle specialty work or very involved projects. Licensing is necessary to become an Ohio Plumbing Contractor.
Apprenticeship Classes
Apprenticeship Classes
Contractors are Experts
CMPA’s Classes are currently held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from September to April each year.
Currently 110 apprentices enrolled.
(25-30 students per class)
Class Schedule
Apprenticeship Classes
Class Schedule
Includes: Code, Repair Work, Local Utility Rules & Regulations, Blueprint Reading, Welding, Soldering, Safety - 30 Hour OSHA and Mock Residential & Commercial Plumbing.