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Boilermakers Local 107

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Founded in 1954

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No Experience Needed

(262) 326-5580

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Have a welding-related question? We have the answer! Check out our FAQs below to learn more about our company and services.

  • How long is the apprenticeship program?

    The Boilermakers Local 107 union apprenticeship program is 4 years of training and schooling. The apprenticeship is comprised of 5 weeks of schooling each year spread out throughout the year for additional training, which is mostly hands-on training, along with some classroom work.

  • How much do boilermakers get paid?

    Hourly pay for boilermakers typically starts at $31 an hour along with pay increases until you reach full pay. Call us today and join our welding apprenticeship in WI to get started.

  • Where do your boilermakers work?

    Boilermakers Local 107 provides workers for industrial facilities throughout the state of Wisconsin. Contact us today to join our union apprenticeship program and learn more about our different jobs, contractor list, or different plants we provide work for.

  • What are the advantages of being in a union?

    There are many benefits of being in a union, including the ones below.


    -Strength in numbers

    -Employment protection

    -Better and safer working conditions


    Contact us today to join the welding apprenticeship WI counts on. 

  • How much experience do I need?

    No experience is needed. If you have welding experience, then it can help you progress faster but it's not necessary. Our union apprenticeship program will fully prepare you for your boilermaker career.

  • How do you factor inflation into your pay?

    We make sure to keep our contracts up to date with inflation. This is just one of the various reasons we're the welding apprenticeship WI appreciates.

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