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Which company sponsored you ?

Colon 😅

The type of tie is determined by many factors such as bar size, position, weight and quantity. The extra wrap is sometimes used to help prevent the bar from rotating like when assembling a column with 90 degree terminations. It can also be used at the rigging points on columns to add extra support to the connection being rigged so the bars don't slip. You may also use them on walls where they are built in place. The extra wrap can help support the bars when climbing the wall and will help resist sag. Ultimately it is up to the person installing to determine when and how many to use based on experience and time.

We can only register apprentices who are working for signatory employers (union employers). If you are working for a non signatory employer (non-union) you would need to enter into an apprentice contract with that employer and the government. you would then be responsible to manage that contract on your own.

@@aiatplocal7205 any joint training committee where I can still be indentured thru tradewinds maybe?

@@jasoncurley1413 You can only be indentured with an employer, Tradewinds is not an employer so they cannot be party to an apprentice contract. The contract needs to be with the company you are working for an being paid by.

I am looking for an employer where can i contact you?

Where did book it I can’t find it

SPEED IS NOTHING WITHOUT PROPER TECHNIQUE

it is true

How can I apply

Hello Jacob, If you are under the age of 18 you are not legally allowed to enter into an apprenticeship program. There is however other "pre-apprenticeship" programs such as the RAP program that allow participants under the age of 18 to get started learning a trade and accumulating hours before they turn 18. click on the following link to the Alberta apprenticeship entrance requirements for more info. tradesecrets.alberta.ca/Sources/pdfs/Entrance_Requirements.pdf

Did you end up trying the pliers? I was thinking of it trying it aswel lol

I ended up trying them. They're pretty good with a coil. But no good with 400 MMS bundle tyes. I ended up giving to my bro who tied in Aussie, hes faster with a coil than me.

Hello, Math 30-2 is a higher level math then 30-3 so you more than meet the minimum requirement

@@aiatplocal7205 Okay great! Thank you very much.

Hello Anurag, The Heavy Duty Equipment Technician is a Compulsory trade, this means that anyone who is employed in the field as a Heavy Duty Equipment Technician must be a registered apprentice BEFORE they start work. Essentially you need to have an employer and complete the apprenticeship application before you start working. The HET program you are applying for at NAIT needs to be done in conjunction with your apprenticeship program. This means that you need to be registered as an apprentice, THEN apply and attend technical training. The first step is to start the apprenticeship, then attend school. In order to start the apprenticeship you will need an Alberta Employer and you need to be a Permanent resident or Canadian citizen. A work permit does not qualify a worker to start an apprenticeship contract.

@@aiatplocal7205 can I completed my apprenticeship in different province and work in Alberta . Is that possible ? For example if I completed my apprenticeship program in Ontario where you don't need to be a permanent resident or Canadian citizen to apply for apprenticeship. So can I completed my apprenticeship in Ontario and then move on Alberta. Or I need to do apprenticeship in Alberta to work in Alberta?

so are you eligible or not for apprenticeship

@@ravichandel8690 r u applying for heavy duty equipment technician?