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Constructing, maintaining and repairing boilers in heavy industry make members of Boilermakers Local 374 critical contributors to local and state economies. You will see specialized craftspeople on the job at steel mills, utility power generation plants, chemical plants, and other industrial sites.

Because many of these workplaces pose potentially dangerous conditions, safety training is a top priority for the Boilermakers. Safety is continually taught and reviewed with members by the union and the owners, a tri-partite alliance that has proven successful at minimizing lost-time accidents.

Local 374 covers all of Indiana and is the largest Boilermaker local in the nation.  To prepare for their demanding work, apprentices complete a four-year, 6,000-hour program of study, classroom instruction and on-the-job-training. Applications are accepted monthly.

Boilermakers volunteer for service projects throughout Indiana and participate in job fairs, career days and job-to-work programs.

Established: International, 1893; Local, 1936
Members: 1,000 in Indiana
Membership Benefits: Competitive wages, overtime pay, health, hospitalization, vision and dental, annuity, pension and retirement plans.
National association: International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers, AFL-CIO.

Business Officers
Paul Maday, Business Manager, Secretary/Treasurer
Brian Dowden, Assistant Business Manager, President
Keith Skoglund, Assistant Business Manager
Tim Thomas, Assistant Business Manager
Dave Willis, Assistant Business Manager
Doug Ewell, Assistant Business Manager
Dave Weatherholt, Assistant Business Manager

6333 Kennedy Ave.
Hammond, IN 46323
Phone: (219) 845-1000
Fax: (219) 845-1065
www.local374.org
local374@local374.org