2015

MOST Programs

Non-Permanent Grandfathering Period on MBDS

As of January 4, 2016, the Non-Permanent Grandfathering period for the Primary and Secondary out-of-work lists has expired in accordance with Articles 5.1.1.2 and 5.2.2 of the Uniform Referral Standards and the Joint Referral Rules, and the previous extensions. ALL Grandfathered Applicants who do not meet the requirements … read more

Building a safe, skilled, responsible Boilermaker

Boilermakers Seek Skilled Welders for Unique Work Opportunities

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kansas City, KS (December 1, 2015) – The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers announced today its Construction Division has an increasing need for experienced welders nationwide due to expanded project opportunities. The union is seeking skilled professionals interested in life-enhancing work experiences. Headquartered … read more

2015 Charles W. Jones Award Winner - Local 29

Lodge 29 Receives 2015 Charles W. Jones Award

Kansas City, KS (October 2015) — MOST, the non-profit tripartite safety and training arm of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers (IBB), recently presented the Charles W. Jones Award to Local Lodge 29 (North Quincy, Mass.) during the 2015 National Tripartite Alliance Conference held October 5-7, 2015 in Myrtle Beach, … read more

30th Annual MOST Tripartite Conference

Three Decades of Cooperation and Progress

In 1985, the Boilermakers and industry partners established a formal tripartite relationship at the national level (now the National Tripartite Alliance) which was inspired by a regional partnership in the Ohio Valley. Reflecting on the NTA’s remarkable successes, International President Newton B. Jones stated, “What … read more

MOST Programs

September Program Notes

Online Training Classes Beginning September 15, 2015, online training for the OSHA 10 class will be provided by Red Vector and the OSHA 30 class will be provided by Click Safety. Learn More Tramadol Added to MOST Drug Testing Panel Effective October 1, 2015, Tramadol will be … read more