Journeymen

Drywall Finisher
Info & Registration
Painter
Info & Registration
Safety Classes
Info & Registration
Drywall Finisher
Info & Registration
Painter
Info & Registration
Safety Classes
Info & Registration

Journeymen Registration & Upcoming Events

The Training Center provides continuing education classes, in keeping with the terms of the labor agreement. Specifics of the painter upgrade program and journeyman continuing education are determined by the Painter’s Union Management Partnership (PUMP) committee, which meets monthly at District Council #5.

Drywall Finisher Journeymen

Journeymen Finishers call and ask about OSHA 30, Boom and Scissor Lift, Scaffold User, CPR/First Aid and Blueprint classes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Painter Journeymen

Journeymen painters have paid training hours to complete their required safety classes. Please reach out to schedule.

Industrial Painters

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Journeymen Registration and FAQ

Journeymen Class Schedule

The Journeyman class schedule provides details on all classes offered.

Please note that some classes meet more than once. Example: OSHA 30 is typically taught on 4 separate days. All sessions are required for credit.

To Register for Journeymen Classes

Complete the registration form and submit it to the Training Center at least one day before your first class.

You can register by mail, by fax, or in person.
Phone registrations cannot be accepted.
Walk-ins are permitted only if space is available.

To view and print this registration form you will need the Acrobat Reader — which is probably already installed on your computer. If not, you can download it free of charge directly from Adobe’s web site by clicking here.

Credit for Outside Vendor Training

You may be able to receive credit for training obtained elsewhere (through your employer, at an American Red Cross facility etc). Submit your documentation to the Training Center and we will forward it to the PUMP committee for approval at its monthly meeting. Credit is given only for training obtained outside of paid hours.
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Safety Classes

The Training Center conducts respirator training session and fit testing. Follow the instructions for setting up the appointments and procedures for both the Respirator Medical Test and the Respirator Fit Test. Note that you must have a medical check first (good for three years), followed by the training and a fit test at the Training Center.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Safety Class Procedures & FAQ

What if I haven't had a Respirator Medical Test or it's been over 3 years?

If you haven’t had a medical evaluation with a Providence Occupational Health clinic within the last three years, you or your employer will need to schedule an appointment. There are three locations listed below. For billing, this program is paid for by PUMP.

How do I schedule a Respirator Medical Test?

To schedule an appointment, call 503-216-7960. Tell the appointment person:

  1. You are a painter
  2. Which company you work for
  3. You would like a “respirator exam” offered by the PUMP program

Procedures for the Respirator Medical Test

Procedures for the Respirator Medical Test Painters Union Management Partnership (PUMP) Program

Step 1– Medical Evaluation

You must have had a respirator medical evaluation within the last three years. Call the Training Center and request a voucher from the Training Center (or write “Respirator Medical Evaluation on the registration form and one will be mailed to you). If you do not show up for a scheduled appointment, you will be charged $50. You will not be charged if you cancel the appointment at least 24 hours in advance. If you already have a current medical evaluation on file at the Training Center, skip to Step 2.

See above info about scheduling an appointment if you haven’t had a medical evaluation with a Providence Occupational Health clinic within the last three years.

Take the voucher with you to the appointment or you will have to pay for the exam yourself.

When the medical evaluation is complete, you will be given a Respirator Medical Certification letter explaining respirator limitations, if any.

Procedures for the Respirator Fit Test

Step 2 – Respirator Fit Test

Call the Regional Training Center and schedule a respirator training session and fit test. To schedule an appointment, call 503-287-4856. Bring your Medical Certification letter if we do not already have it on file. The training session is a user-friendly computer program developed by the Oregon Health Sciences University and requires about one hour to complete. When you have finished the computer training, you will be given a fit test. If this is your first fit test, a respirator will be issued to you. If you are returning for the annual training and fit test, bring your respirator with you.

Locations of Providence Occupational Health Clinics

Providence Occupational Health – Tanasbourne
1881 NW 185th Ave, Suite 204
Aloha OR 97006 Map
8:00 am – 5:00 pm (M-F)

Providence Occupational Health – Northwest
1750 NW Naito Parkway, Suite 100
Portland OR 97209 Map
8:00 am – 5:00 pm (M-F)

Providence Occupational Health – Clackamas
9290 SE Sunnybrook Blvd, Suite 210
Clackamas OR 97015 Map
8:00 am – 5:00 pm (M-F)

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Portland Office

13521 NE Whitaker Way
Portland, OR 97230

Phone: 503-287-4856
Fax: 503-258-1767

Hours: Mon-Fri | 9-5 pm

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