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Welcome!

Inland Empire Carpentry Breakfast& Industry Panel

Center of Excellence November 27, 2007 7:30 – 9:00 AM

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110 Community Colleges

9 Centers of Excellence

11 Community Colleges in Inland Empire

The Centers of Excellence: Synthesize Workforce Needs

Forecasts Emerging Industries

Convene Strategic Partners

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Agenda

• Introductions

• Industry Analysis Findings

• Comments from Industry Panel

• Apprenticeships: One possible solution

• Discussion, Q&A

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1. Carpenters comprise about 30% of all construction workers

2. Carpentry is going to be among the top 15 most demanded skilled occupations for

California till 2014

3. 87% of employers report moderate to great difficulty recruiting experienced workers

Why Carpenters?

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Total Population (millions)Inland Empire As A State, July 2006

Population 2006

24 States

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Population Growth2000-2020!

8,3357,783

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Inland Empire & Top 12 States (000)

44 States!

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Why Construction Jobs are Important

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27.6% 28.0% 29.8%34.9% 34.0%

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Source: 2005 American Community Survey, Cenus Bureau – JohnHusing.com

Education: High School or Less v. BA or MorePersons 25 & Over, 2005

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Share of New Home Market

33% 32%34% 34%

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Source: Dataquick – JohnHusing.com

Share of Southern California New Home SalesInland Empire, 1994-2006

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Total Homes Sold2004-2006

Los Angeles274,93333.1%

Inland Empire304,53236.6%

San Diego123,93114.9%

Orange95,68811.5%

Ventura32,1043.9%

Source: DataQuick

Total Homes SoldSouthern California, 2004-2006

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Inland Empire is 68.4% of So. Calif. Industrial Construction Market

San Diego3,220,701

10.5%

Los Angeles5,468,450

17.8%Orange County

998,5303.3%

Inland Empire20,999,143

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Sources: Grubb & Ellis – JohnHusing.com

Industrial Space Under ConstructionSouthern California Market, December 2006

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Construction Employment Inland Empire, 1990 - 2010

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Carpentry Projections2006-2014

The most favorable Carpenter job market projections for the following seven years are for the Inland Empire region

Carpentry Jobs Across California Regions, 2006-2014

Region 2006 Jobs 2014 Jobs Change % Change Hourly EPW

National Total 1,675,466 1,841,847 166,381 10% $15.69

State Total 217,477 233,587 16,110 7% $20.35

Inland Empire 30,605 34,386 3,781 12% $20.26

Greater Sacramento 18,647 21,273 2,627 14% $21.73

Central Valley 17,850 19,810 1,960 11% $17.99

San Diego & Imperial 21,352 23,116 1,764 8% $19.26

Los Angeles 32,472 33,976 1,505 5% $18.89

San Francisco 37,943 39,321 1,378 4% $23.41

Ventura 13,937 15,196 1,259 9% $19.74

Orange 21,355 22,262 907 4% $20.48

Nor California Inland 3,929 4,371 442 11% $19.23

Nor California Coastal 2,036 2,290 254 13% $23.67

Silicon Valley 17,485 17,731 247 1% $22.98

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Construction Industry3-Step Career Ladder

Beginning Construction worker

Advanced Skill Trades

Given the 21 construction trades, the best use of college resources would be to offer training in those with the most jobs: carpenters, electricians, painters, dry wall & ceiling tile installers, and plumbers/pipelayers. These represent over 70,000 jobs (55%) of the sector’s skilled jobs in 2011.

Management/Supervisory Training

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Career Pathways

Manufactured

Building & Mobile

Home Installers

$21,000

1-12 Mo. OJT

Construction

Laborers

$31,000

1-12 Mo. OJT

Helpers -

Carpenters

$26,000

30 Day OJTCarpenters

$46,000

12+ Mo. OJT

Cabinetmakers & Bench

Carpenters

$24,000

12+ Mo. OJT

Construction &

Building Inspectors

$59,000

Work Experience in

Related Occupation

1st Line Sups/Mgrs of

Construction Trades

$62,000

Work Experience in

Related Occupation

Construction

Managers

$80,000

BA/BS Degree

1st Line Sups/Mgrs of

Helpers, Laborers &

Material Movers, Hand

$48,000

Work Experience in

Related Occupation

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Inland EmpireTraining Programs

Carpentry and carpentry-related trades can be grouped into four categories:

1. Carpenter’s unions and their training centers

2. Regional occupational programs (ROP)

3. Community colleges

4. Non-profit and for-profit organizations, including non-union associations

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Unions

Southwest Regional Council of CarpentersJoint Apprenticeship Training Committee (JATC)

Local 944

State-of-the-art Carpentry Training Facility

In Ontario, CA

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ROPs

Baldy View ROP

Cabinet Making & Cabinet Pre-Apprentice

Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP

Cabinet Making

Construction Technology

San Bernardino County ROP

Construction Trades(Locations: San Gorgonio High School, Serrano High School, Barstow High School)

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Community Colleges

Chaffey College

Construction pre-employment program

Palo Verde College

Building Technology (A.S. degree & Certificate)

Victor Valley College

Building Construction & Construction Technology (A.S. degrees & Certificates)

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Non-Union Associations

Associated Builders & Contractors (So Cal chapter)ABC So-Cal only offers fully accredited, state approved apprenticeship training programs in Electricians & Plumbers

Associated General Contractors (Riverside Office)AGC accepts apprenticeship applications for Carpenters, Cement Masons, Drywall lathers, Drywall finishers, Heavy equipment operators, Painters, and Laborers.

California Building Industries AssociationOffers educational programs and certifications to member employers. Interested/willing to partner with CCCs to provide Contract Ed courses using NAHB’s curriculum.

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Residential Construction Academy Series: Carpentry

2008 Textbook, Instructor’s Guide, e-resource,

DVD set, & Carpentry Workbook

(Industry-wide Skill Standards. Over 3,500 nationwide since 2001) (www.residentialacademy.com)

Sample Curriculum

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Apprenticeships

• There are 12 state-approved apprenticeable specialties associated with this occupation:

Carpenter Maintenance CarpenterLather Prop MakerResidential Carpenter JoinerShipwright Interior Systems

CarpenterMold Carpenter Ship CarpenterCasket Assembler Wood Boatbuilder

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Carpentry Environmental Scan Report

Contents:

Construction Industry OverviewCarpentry Occupation OutlookRegional Comparison of Wages and EarningsRegional Comparison of Employment for CarpentersCarpenter Training RequirementsSkill SetsCareer Pathways and TrainingExisting Curriculum/Training and Industry InvolvementImplications and Recommendations for Community Colleges

• Apprenticeships• Articulation• Program development/modification

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Completed Industry Scanswww.pdctraining.org

Bus Transit

Computer Information Systems

Construction Industry

Durable Manufacturing

Electricians

Furniture Manufacturing

GIS Analysis: Food Manufacturing

GIS Report: Riverside County CCC Service Areas

Industry & Demographic Report: Palo Verde College

Industry Concentration Report for Barstow & Victor Valley

Insurance Industry

Motorcycle Technicians

Railway Occupations

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The Real Experts . . .

Frank Ward – Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters

Mike McCasland – Stater Bros. Markets

Santos Torres – T.D.R.

Barry Noonan – California Community Colleges, Chancellors Office