Our Connecticut Mission
Welcome to our site! The Sheet Metal Workers, Local 40 of Connecticut is a labor union serving 1,000-plus working men and women in Connecticut, and is located in Rocky Hill. The Sheet Metal Workers of Connecticut, in tandem with our affiliated contractors deliver the skills and expertise required to build your next industrial, commercial, institutional or residential project. As energy efficiency continues to grow in Connecticut, We provide the training to ensure our workers broaden their fields of expertise in order to complete specialized assignments. The unique training and education provided to our workforce ensures quality work for the diverse construction requirements throughout the region. We bring out high standards and productivity to every assignment, large or small, and we can assure you that all of our building projects are completed safely and efficiently. Please browse our site to learn more about our trade, and get in touch with your questions!
David Roche, Business Manager SMW Local 40
CT Sheet Metal Worker News
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CT Women in the Building Trades
CT State Building
Trades Council is
Forming a
Multi-Trade Women's
CommitteeLadies, bring your ideas, we want to hear them!
Spread the word!
The Norh America's Building Trades Union is having a 2019 TRADESWOMEN BUILD NATIONS CONFERENCE in Minneapolis, MN October 4-6.
Here's the link : Tradeswomen Build Nations 2019
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SAVE OUR APPRENTICESHIPS!
Dear Member,
We have until August 26 to submit public comments. Non-union groups are already in the process of swamping the Department of Labor with comments opposed to the exclusion of construction from IRAPs. They look to flood future job sites with low-wage, low-skilled labor classified as “apprentices.”
Our new website — SaveSMARTapprenticeships.org — allows you to quickly and easily send a comment to the DOL in support of maintaining exclusion of the construction industry from IRAPs. Please take a few minutes now to send your message.
Lets keep IRAP (Industry Recognized Apprenticeships) out of the Building trades! You can go directly to the website by clicking on the following link or click "Take action" below to sign the petition.
Join us in calling on the DOL to maintain the construction industry exclusion from IRAPs and protect the value of our training.
As SMART members, we get state-of-the-art construction industry training, both in the classroom and on the job. We also know first-hand the connections between high-quality training, worksite safety, good wages, and projects getting done on-time.
The foundation of our training programs, our SMART sheet metal apprenticeship, is now in jeopardy.
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AFL-CIO On Your Right To Unionize
Know your rights to unionize. Here is the AFL-CIO's brief summary on employee union rights:https://aflcio.org/formaunion/rights-unionize
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Website Content - Local 40 Members
If you're a Local 40 member and have job-related (and appropriate) photos or content that you would like featured on the Local's website, please contact the Hall/your representatives to discuss. Proud to be union!
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SMART Twitter
If you're active on social media, don't forget to follow SMART on twitter at https://twitter.com/smartunionworks?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
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Union Plus Discounts
SMART Local 40 members -- Did you know you that as a SMART member you are eligible to recieve a variety of consumer discounts and benefits via Union Plus? Check out the variety of money saving discounts and benefits and feel free to register with Union Plus at the link here: https://www.unionplus.org/?modal=register
You may also be ineterested in the Union Plus smartphone application for convenient access to member discounts on your mobile device! For example, the smartphone application can identify local dicounts at restaurnts, movies, and a host of other offerings based on your location.
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Benefits Update
Important Notice from Local 40 Sheet Metal Workers. Please Read the Attachment Below.
For more information about Sheet Metal Workers Health Benefit Funds, please click here -
Parkville Neighborhood Eyed for Advanced-Manufacturing Hub
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