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Concrete Form Builders

Concrete Form Builders construct and repair building frameworks and forms made from wood and other materials. Concrete Form Builders typically do the following:

  • Follow blueprints and building plans to meet the needs of clients
  • Measure, cut, or shape wood, metal, and other materials
  • Construct form systems and concrete forms to create concrete structures
  • Help erect, level, and install forms with the aid of rigging hardware and cranes

Annual Apprenticeship Program Includes:

  • Registration of Apprentice with DC only (This trade is not available for apprenticeship in Maryland)
  • Attending Council meetings with and on behalf of Registered Employers 
  • Monitoring Apprentice annual progression  
  • Monthly on-site class evaluation for testing and hands-on 
  • Monitoring monthly grades and attendance reporting 
  • Monitoring monthly off-site OJT reporting  
  • Monitor and submission of NCCER Student Certification material
  • Instructor, Lab and Book Fees

Concrete Form Builder 1

Includes registration fee, books, materials, lab supplies, and instructor fees.
• Introduction to Concrete Construction 
and Finishing
• Safety Requirements
• Properties of Concrete
• Tools and Equipment
• Preparing and Placing Concrete
• Finishing - Curing and
Protecting Concrete
• Introduction to Troubleshooting

Concrete Form Builder 2

Includes books, materials, lab supplies, and instructor fees.
• Rigging Equipment and Practices
• Properties of Concrete
• Reinforcing Concrete
• Handling and Placing Concrete
• Trenching and Excavating
• Foundations and Slab-On-Grade
• Vertical and Horizontal Formwork
• Tilt-Up Wall Panels