EQUAL OPPORTUNITY RECRUITMENT MONITORING FORM

The Sheet Metal Worker JAC of Syracuse No. 58 is an Equal Opportunity Apprenticeship and Training Program and does not discriminate in selection or the terms of apprenticeship and training on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, sex, ancestry, disability, or any other basis prohibited by law. Information obtained on this application is not intended to secure information to be used for determining admission nor will any information provided be used for any purpose prohibited by law.

Apprenticeship in the Sheet Metal trade entrails working with extreme heights the work on ladders can be dangerous. Sheet metal workers must utilize fall protection when exposed to a fall of 6 feet or greater while performing any extreme heights operations. Lifting heavy materials 50-75 pounds would be a range to look at for a straight lift with no turning movement depending on physical capability of the individual involved, we would always encourage workers to ask for assistance. Sheet metal workers must be able to stand for long periods and crawl about in confined cramped spaces in awkward positions. Working outdoors on noisy construction sites exposes sheet metal workers to various kinds of weather conditions such as rain, snow and wind. You will be required to wear hardhats and safety glasses. On some jobs self-contained breathing apparatuses may be required. The determination of these items is on job-by-job basis.