W HAT IS ABC? Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc. is a national construction industry trade association begun in 1950. Founded on the Merit Shop philosophy,
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W HAT IS ABC? Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc. is a
national construction industry trade association begun in 1950.
Founded on the Merit Shop philosophy, ABC National and its 70
Chapters across the United States represents over 21,000 member
companies. ABCs mission is to help members develop the full
potential of their current & future employees, win work &
deliver that work safely, ethically, profitably, and for the
betterment of the communities in which ABC and its members
work.
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Proudly serving the 12 Parishes of Southeast Louisiana since
1970
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ABC N EW O RLEANS /B AYOU C HAPTER 10 th ABC Chapter in the
U.S. 1 st ABC Chapter in Louisiana C OMMERCIAL & I NDUSTRIAL C
ONSTRUCTION M EMBER C ATEGORIES General Contractors Subcontractors
Suppliers - Associates E XECUTIVE V OLUNTEER L EADERSHIP B OARD OF
D IRECTORS oversight of Chapter operations B OARD OF T RUSTEES
oversight of the Educational Trust Fund operations B OARD OF M
ANAGERS oversight of the Campus, LLC C HAPTER C OMMITTEES
Apprenticeship & Craft TrainingGovernment RelationsMembership
Merit Political Action Committee Programs & CommunicationSafety
& Management Education
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T RAINING C AMPUS C OURSES Safety Education OSHA 10 OSHA 30
Construction Site Safety Technician Field Safety Construction Site
Safety Technician Safety Tech CPR/First Aid/AED Apprenticeship
& Craft Training Carpentry Electrical Instrumentation
Pipefitting Plumbing (off-site) Sheet Metal (off-site) Welding
Management Education Blueprint Reading (Intro & Advanced)
Construction Spanish for the English Speaker English as a 2 nd
Language Fundamentals of Project Management Fundamentals of
Scheduling Planning & Scheduling w/ Microsoft Project 2003/2007
Planning & Scheduling w/ Primavera 3 & SureTrak Planning
& Scheduling w/ Primavera 6
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A PPRENTICESHIP & C RAFT T RAINING T OTAL S TUDENT E
NROLLMENT F ALL 2005 S PRING 2014
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R ETENTION A NALYSIS W ELDING P ROGRAM Retention Rates:
82%82%84%75%75%25%33%28%12%
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H OW C AN ABC S UPPORT J UMP S TART ? Partner with area high
schools to provide students with training in high-demand crafts
Assist in identifying facilities and implementing certified
training for current high schools without these in-house program
capabilities Offer best practices in terms of the training and
materials that helps young people learn a skilled trade which
enables them to attain high-wage, entry level construction
employment
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W HY C REATE ABC S ATELLITE L OCATIONS ? Provide training in
geographical regions currently unequipped for construction
education while allowing for minimal travel time (by school bus,
public transportation, or personal vehicle) Provides a direct link
to construction industry employers through the Satellite Programs
partnership with local ABC Members for instruction, guest speakers,
& demonstrations Expand regional training capacity for
construction education
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Key Components of an Effective Training Facility Standardized
Policies & Procedures (Safety, Instructional, Operational, etc)
Instructional Equipment, Tools, Consumables NCCER Certified Craft
Training Instructors Internet access Transportation access
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Necessary Conditions of an ABC Satellite Facility Utilities
needed for Craft instruction (i.e. electricity, plumbing)
Ventilation system Parking Security
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Ohio Construction Academy (OCA) provides high school students
an innovative educational opportunity to explore construction
related careers through an excellent foundation in academics and
rigorous contextual, hands-on curriculum that prepares them for
direct entry into the professional apprenticeship program, college,
and a career. OCA is a tuition free, fully accredited construction
technology academy. The program provides blended educational
opportunity, facilitating both online and on-site instruction. As
such, OCA enables a hands-on learning experience in construction
trades taught by highly qualified instructors who provide personal
attention to each student. Students attend class two days per week
and may also log in 24 hours a day, providing flexibility in the
learning process. Alongside the construction trade, OCA will
encourage each student to develop the necessary skills, attitudes,
and work ethic to be successful in their chosen career path. An ABC
Pilot Model: Ohio Construction Academy Its Academic! OCA offers a
1:20 student / teacher ratio... or better!
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ABC New Orleans/Bayou Chapter is currently in discussions with
a local ABC Member & the RSD to develop the concept of a
downtown satellite location, and plans to include the GNO Jump
Start Team for future meetings Step 1: Consultation on potential
location, determine pilot craft(s) for training given facility
logistics & industry need, determine pilot # of students (min
& max) to be trained per craft, determine instructor(s)
identification, training, hiring, payroll, & evaluation
processes Step 2: Regional teams (perhaps working in conjunction
with the Department of Education and their consultant, SREB)
develop a Proposal for creating a satellite location Step 3:
Collaborate with public & private sectors on identifying &
applying to funding sources Long-term: Our Chapter would be willing
to serve as an advisor to other regional teams interested in
creating satellite locations N EXT S TEPS
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Thank you; for additional activities & more information,
please visit our website at www.abcbayou.com or call
504.468.3188