The Boilermaker Reporter

Volume 50, Number 1

Jan 2011 to Mar 2011
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Plight of Avondale workers remains in doubt, Marinette shipyard workers await $3.6 billion construction boom, 2011 LEAP issues, L-555 Langan award, Local 363 restores 1895 steam tractor, and much, much more...

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Pictured above are, l. to r., front row: Berren Sonier, L-73 (Halifax, Nova Scotia); Dan Dutkiwich, Local 146 (Edmonton, Alberta); and Steve McGuire, Local 128; second row, Scott Brechin, L-146; Greg Florell, Local 555 (Winnipeg, Manitoba); Grant Jacobs; Sam Basque, L-73; Jody Pedersen, L-146; and Jerry Flaherty, Local 203 (St. John’s, Newfoundland); third row, Gerry Klimo; j’Amey Holroyd, L-146 training coordinator; at center of group, Andy Ogrodnik, L-555; J. P. Gogosha, L-128; Hugh Cameron, L-128; and Sk

First all-Canadian project management course held in Vancouver

Jumbo, an 1895 12-hp. steam engine tractor, is operational again thanks to the efforts of Local 363.

L-363 repairs 1895 steam tractor

Construction begins on a union-financed, union-built pediatric center in Yonkers, N.Y.

Union dollars put union members to work

Baltimore Local 193 members complete OSHA 30 classes conducted by primary instructor William Herd (in yellow shirt, center front).

First class of Local 193 members earn OSHA 30 authorization

Jean-Marie and Florence Nadeau are pictured with children wearing Local 128 hats and T-shirts at the Marsh Orphanage in Acapulco, Mexico.

Local 128’s Nadeau spends retirement volunteering

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