We are in the business of representing all tradespeople working in Carpentry, Scaffolding and Roofing.

Joining the Alberta Regional Council of Carpenters and Allied Workers is a privilege we extend to applicants with pride in their craft, a dedication to solidarity and strict adherence to safety and our code of conduct.

Anyone can apply to become a member of our Locals, but preference is given to individuals who can demonstrate practical experience in the trades. As part of the application process, we acquire your Records of Employment from Service Canada. This enables us to assess your experience and your skill level.

***PLEASE NOTE: Applicants should apply to one Local only. Please do not apply for both Locals.***

Edmonton Region

Application for Membership Local 1325 (Edmonton Region)
Record of Employment form for Local 1325

For Local 1325 in the Edmonton Region, please send completed application forms, resume/CV and, if possible, pay stubs and/or records of employment to show work experience to the Edmonton office.

Fort McMurray and Northern Alberta

Application for Membership Local 1325 (Fort McMurray and Northern Alberta)
Record of Employment form for Local 1325

For Local 1325 in Fort McMurray and Northern Alberta, please send completed application forms, resume/CV and, if possible, pay stubs and/or records of employment to show work experience to the Fort McMurray office.

Calgary and Southern Alberta

Application for Membership Local 2103 (Calgary and Southern Alberta)
Record of Employment form for Local 2103

Please send completed application forms for Local 2103 to Addie De Guia.

Costs

Local 1325

  • Initiation fee – $100
  • Dues – $25 per month, six months paid forward = $150
  • Yearly social fee – $10
  • Total Cost to Become a member = $260

Local 2103

  • Initiation fee – $2
  • Dues – $25 per month, 12 months paid forward = $300
  • Total cost to become a member = $302

Construction Industry Training (CIT)

Construction Industry Training is a basic skills program which offers new apprentices basic skills in measurement and layout,  blueprint reading, hand tools, portable power tools, material handling, ergonomics, scaffold material, knots and basic rigging, scaffold hand signals, and OH&S regulations.

CIT applicants must contact Dave Hunter to be approved for registration.