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Compliance

SkilledTradesBC has structured processes in place to support and monitor employer and trade worker compliance with Skilled Trades Certification (compulsory trades) requirements.

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Employers and Skilled Trades Certification

By requiring tradespeople to become a certified journeyperson or a registered apprentice, Skilled Trades Certification helps ensure you have a highly skilled workforce.

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Welder

Welders are precise and physical individuals who enjoy the challenge of working with intense focus and hot temperatures. They are the masters of metal, fusing metals into all positions.

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Exam Rewrites

Rewrites, if permitted, will be subject to a fee and a 30-day waiting period from the previous attempt.

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Information Sessions and Events

What does Skilled Trades Certification mean for tradeworkers and employers in B.C.? Attend an event to learn more and have the opportunity to ask questions.

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Program Standards Updates
SkilledTradesBC uses Official Program Standards Notifications (OPSNs) to convey information regarding changes in the standards for training programs and information regarding training delivery to training providers.
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Ironworker (Generalist)

Ironworkers (Generalist) are precise and collaborative tradespeople who work closely with steel and other types of metal to build, maintain and remove a range of structures—from towers to highways.

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Skilled Trades Certification (Compulsory Trades)
Skilled Trades Certification, also known as compulsory trades, is now in effect, requiring tradespeople in select trades to be registered apprentices, trade qualifiers, or certified journeypersons. Skilled Trades Certification, also known as compulsory trades, is now in effect, requiring tradespeople in select trades to be registered apprentices, trade qualifiers, or certified journeypersons.