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The St. Louis Construction Cooperative is seeking cement masons for a structured apprenticeship in Missouri.
Apprentices earn wages ranging from $26.29 to $39.43 per hour while training under a three-year program that combines 160 hours of classroom instruction and 1,200 hours of on-the-job training each year. Journeyman wages start around $43.81 per hour, with duties including setting forms, finishing concrete, building steps, and applying coatings and overlays across commercial, residential,
Cement masons craft the concrete that shapes the ever-changing skyline and roadway systems that connect communities across our state and the United States.
Tasks performed include setting forms, hand finishing concrete, building steps, cutting, grinding, polishing and repairing concrete. They also apply overlays, coatings, caulking, patching and composite wrapping.
Skills required include measuring and assembling forms, pouring concrete and applying many different coatings and finishes to concrete products.
Apprentice wages range from $26.29-$39.43.
Journey-level wage is $43.81.
Cement Masons have a three-year training program. Apprentices attend 160 hours of classes in our training center and 1,200 hours of on-the-job training each year for a total of 480 hours of classes and 3,600 hours of instruction in the field. The training school classes are held in the winter months from December through March. Apprentices attend school one week each month.
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Cement Masons work in construction areas that are commercial, concrete restoration and residential. They work on factories, warehouses, office buildings, homes, parking structures and highways.