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Skip to content Email Facebook Northwest Carpenter's Institute of Washington Home About Us Our Locations Our Team NWCI Podcast #11 – 13 Tips for New Tradespeople and Apprentices #10 – Jason Reynolds – Mass Timber #9 – Total Station with Eric Torset #8- Apprenticeship Experiences with Aaron Combs and Steve Anderson #7 – Mark Carpenter #6 – Brandon Bell The Training Center Times Volume 4 – January 2020 Volume 3 – November 2019 Volume 2 – August 2019 Volume 1 – June 2019 Careers Carpenter Millwright Pile Driver Drywall Finisher/Taper Trade Show Specialist Scaffold Erector Interior Systems Carpenter Apprenticeship Certification and Skills Application Status Courses Apply Online Journeymen Courses Accepted First Aid, CPR, and AED Training Providers Accredited Construction OSHA Providers Partnerships Contact Us COVID-19 OSHA Approved Online Training Providers Accepted First Aid, CPR, and AED Training Providers COVID-19 Resources Canvas Login Home About Us Our Locations Our Team NWCI Podcast #11 – 13 Tips for New Tradespeople and Apprentices #10 – Jason Reynolds – Mass Timber #9 – Total Station with Eric Torset #8- Apprenticeship Experiences with Aaron Combs and Steve Anderson #7 – Mark Carpenter #6 – Brandon Bell The Training Center Times Volume 4 – January 2020 Volume 3 – November 2019 Volume 2 – August 2019 Volume 1 – June 2019 Careers Carpenter Millwright Pile Driver Drywall Finisher/Taper Trade Show Specialist Scaffold Erector Interior Systems Carpenter Apprenticeship Certification and Skills Application Status Courses Apply Online Journeymen Courses Accepted First Aid, CPR, and AED Training Providers Accredited Construction OSHA Providers Partnerships Contact Us COVID-19 OSHA Approved Online Training Providers Accepted First Aid, CPR, and AED Training Providers COVID-19 Resources Canvas Login Northwest Carpenter’s Institute of Washington We are here to help during COVID-19 Our Covid-19 Resources page has announcements from our leadership, as well as resources for those affected by COVID-19 Click here to view our COVID-19 Resources page. Earn While You Learn As a union carpenter who’s ready to work, your salary can be more than $70,000 a year. The health and retirement benefits you earn travel with you from job to job, so that you can provide for your family and build a secure future. And from day one of your apprenticeship you start earning—not owing. Learn More About Apprenticeship Grit NW Podcast Grit NW is an interview based podcast where self-motivated people, just like you, come to learn from construction industry professionals about the issues that affect their lives and careers on a daily basis. The shows host is the President of the Pacific Northwest Regional Council of Carpenters, Joe Cadwell. The focus of his bi-monthly podcast is to engage, educate and energize both union and non-union workers as to the numerous benefits of being a member of an organized labor union. From workers rights to politics; apprenticeships, leadership development and more the show will dive deep into topics relevant to you. Click here to listen in! Build Skills – and Community Carpenters are coaches. They’re volunteers. They’re the people who help make your community a great place to live, work, and play. And with respectable incomes, a winning work ethic, and flexible schedules, carpenters also know how to make the most of life. Learn More About Us Many Rewarding and Lucrative Career Paths to Choose From Carpenters, Scaffold Erectors, Trade Show Specialists, Pile Drivers and more- NWCI offers training for many career options. Explore Careers Advance Your Skills as a Journeyman From hammer and nails to brand-new technologies like robotic survey tools, carpentry is made of equal parts tradition and innovation—and it grows more sophisticated all the time. The variety of crafts within the carpentry industry offers an expansive range of specialty careers. Learn More About Continuing Education for Journeymen ©NWCI 2019 Home Careers Apprenticeship Journeymen About Us Site Map Privacy Policy Scroll to top COVID-19 Reopening Update 6/11/2020: NWCI will reopen on the 6th of July, 2020. We will be following strict social distancing, cleaning, and other Coronavirus measures to ensure the safety of staff and students. Click here to read the announcement from our Director, Bob Susee, regarding the changes to our class format and structure. Canvas Classes are live now for Apprenticeship classes on the Weeks of July 6th and 13th! At NWCI, we are dedicated to the safety of all apprentices, staff, and their families. As such, we are closely monitoring the situation and will update the website, www.nwci.org , with the current status of our Training Centers, along with any other updates. Click here for our COVID-19 Resources page , where you can find all updates as well as resources for those affected. ×...