OE 324 | 2024 February 16

February 16, 2024

2024 Operating Engineers 324 Retiree Club Walleye Tournament

OPERATING ENGINEERS 324 RETIREE CLUB WALLEYE TOURNAMENT SATURDAY APRIL 20, 2024 Fish Fry & Weigh-in at the Detroit Hall at 3pm *PLEASE REGISTER BY MARCH 29, 2024* Registration form is located here *Registration Deadline: March 29, 2024, to ensure t-shirt availability* Please send this completed form along with All Posts, Announcement

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Operating Engineers 324

1 day ago

Last Saturday, #OE324 held the inaugural "OE324 Day" at the Sam T. Hart Construction Career Center in Howell. By combining the annual Family Day and Retiree Picnic (Howell), we were able to have a bigger event that welcomed hundreds of Operating Engineers 324 members, retirees, and their families out for a full day of fun, fellowship, and enjoyment. We had equipment available for members and retirees alike to share a bit of hands-on experience of what OE324 members do everyday to build Michigan's infrastructure, a health fair, many vendors from our Fringe Benefits and the Midwest Coalition of Labor, a picnic where everyone could break bread together and celebrate anniversaries, a raffle with dozens of prizes, and more! It was a record attendance, and a great time was had by all!#OE324PROUD #OE324STRONG #OE324RETIREES #OE324FAMILY ... See MoreSee Less

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Operating Engineers 324

3 days ago

Registration is open now for our #OE324 Stationary Engineer General Building Maintenance class, designed to increase maintenance knowledge and skills. This course starts May 28, is 11-weeks, and meets on Tuesdays from 6-10 pm to cover electrical wiring, proper use of electrical testers and meters (volt, amp, ohm and watt), lighting systems, basic plumbing and piping, drywall, motors, starter circuits and other areas of interest. Call 313-532-5345 for registration or more information!Registration for Summer semester is open now as well, so reserve your spot today! ... See MoreSee Less

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Operating Engineers 324

3 days ago

“I was a groundskeeper without any mechanical background before joining the apprenticeship,” said Ashley Moll, Operating Engineers 324 Stationary Engineer Apprentice who is currently working at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, “but I wanted to learn a trade and have a good paying job where I wasn’t stuck behind a desk. This apprenticeship has been invaluable to me. Classroom education, paired with hands-on experience has taught me so much. I feel far more confident than I ever have with just schoolwork alone. My coworkers are eager to share their knowledge as well, and I highly recommend a registered apprenticeship to anyone considering it. It has been so worth it!”“I saw heavy equipment and knew that working on them would always keep my interest,” said Operating Engineers 324 Technician Apprentice Karl O’Bryant, currently in the second year of his Registered Apprenticeship with Hoffman Brothers in Battle Creek. “Since the first day of my apprenticeship, I’ve just been learning like crazy – everything I can, about the systems that powers these big machines, and how to keep them running. I get paid to learn things and gain knowledge. I get to do something I love, learn everything I can about it, and make a great living, thanks to Registered Apprenticeship.” ... See MoreSee Less

February 16th, 2024

2024 Operating Engineers 324 Retiree Club Walleye Tournament