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I am sure that all
your
friends would be interested in knowing where you found these great
completely pre-formatted resumes, so do them a favor and just e-mail
them this resume
page. Just go ahead and use the bookmark that you will find below.
When you do download--after
your
file
opens, then choose
save as--where-save on
Desktop--leave the file name exactly like it is now.
When you
want to start editing this resume, you should be able find it very
easily later.
Use these 3 bricklayer resume formats we have prepared for you, by
completely editing them with all
your personal job details right after you get them downloaded to your
desktop. The fastest and
easiest way to get this done quickly is to backspace through our
example
one sentence at a time, and then replace what we have there
with your own job specific detailed information.
After you have completed that task, you will then need to compare all
three, choosing one you think you might
like the best. It is oh so very easy.
I like the bricks myself, anyway this is the simplest, fastest and time
saving way to create your
new bricklayer resume. This process will take only minutes. Especially
if you have written down your information ahead of time on a resume
draft.
Although some bricklayers learn their trade by an
apprenticeship program, most learn their
bricklayer skills while working on the job, the previous take 1- or
2-year masonry programs at a technical school.
Get your high school diploma or its equivalent if you would like to
participate in an apprentice type of program.
What
Training Do I Need to Be A Bricklayer?
- Get Your Basic Masonry 2 year associates
- 1 or 2 Year apprenticeship (at local union)
- Complete 144 Hrs Technical Instruction
- Complete 2000 Hrs Paid on the Job Training
- Enroll at a Technical Institute and after Completion you
are considered a Journeyman Mason
Basic masonry is usually
offered in one or two year programs at most
technical schools. The credits that you earn will usually
count and can be applied towards an associate’s degree if you would
wish to get one. A lot of people will take the course before looking
for a job to be hired at, and some will take them at a later date
as on-the-job training possibly offered by the employer.
A 1- to 2-year apprenticeship is the best way to succeed at getting
into this trade. For every year you are in the program, an apprentice
needs to complete a minimum of 144 hours of technical
instruction that is related to the field of study and also 2,000 hours
of paid on-the-job type of training.
Apprentices will learn all the construction basics like blueprint
reading; mathematics, which will
include measurements, volumes, and different mixing proportions; any
building code type requirements; and also safety and good first-aid
practices.
You will be considered a journeymen mason able and competent
to perform all the various tasks on your own after completing and
passing a professional apprenticeship program.
Training is available at technical institutes, quite
a few
community colleges, and also through the Armed Forces. Make sure your
bricklayer resume has all these certificates listed that will help
along your hiring process.
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