1. 1 Welcome! Inland Empire Carpentry Breakfast & Industry Panel Center of Excellence November 27, 2007 7:30 – 9:00 AM

2. 2 110 Community Colleges 9 Centers of Excellence 11 Community Colleges in Inland Empire The Centers of Excellence: Synthesize Workforce Needs Forecasts Emerging Industries Convene Strategic Partners

3. 3 Agenda Introductions Industry Analysis Findings Comments from Industry Panel Apprenticeships: One possible solution Discussion, Q&A

4. 4 1.Carpenters comprise about 30% of all construction workers 2.Carpentry is going to be among the top 15 most demanded skilled occupations for California till 2014 3.87% of employers report moderate to great difficulty recruiting experienced workers Why Carpenters?

5. 5 4.2 4.0 3.7 3.6 3.5 3.0 2.9 2.8 2.6 2.5 2.0 1.8 1.5 1.3 1.1 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 Kentucky Inland Empire Oregon Oklahoma Connecticut Iowa Mississippi Arkansas Kansas Utah Nevada Riverside Co. New Mexico West Virginia Nebraska Idaho Maine New Hampshire Hawaii Rhode Island Montana Delaware South Dakota Alaska North Dakota Vermont Wyoming Note: Kentucky Ranked 26th Source: U.S. Department of Commerce – JohnHusing.com Total Population (millions) Inland Empire As A State, July 2006 Population 2006 24 States

6. 6 Population Growth 2000-2020! 8,335 7,783 7,424 3,326 2,6602,657 2,022 1,839 1,538 1,454 1,201 1,091 1,047 California Texas Florida Arizona North Carolina Georgia Inland Empire Virginia Washington Nevada Maryland Tennessee New Jersey Source: U.S. Bureau of Census, Southern California Association of Governments – JohnHusing.com Inland Empire & Top 12 States (000) 44 States!

7. 7 Why Construction Jobs are Important 11.6% 17.5% 20.3% 27.6% 28.0% 29.8% 34.9% 34.0% 62.1% 50.9% 47.8% 47.4% 44.0% 37.0% 36.2% 35.2% ImperialSan BernardinoRiversideLos AngelesSo. Calif.VenturaOrangeSan Diego H.S. or LessBA or More Source: 2005 American Community Survey, Cenus Bureau – JohnHusing.com Education: High School or Less v. BA or More Persons 25 & Over, 2005

8. 8 Share of New Home Market 33% 32% 34% 37% 36% 37% 40% 45% 48% 50% 52% 54% 1994 19951996 1997 19981999 2000 200120022003200420052006 Source: Dataquick – JohnHusing.com Share of Southern California New Home Sales Inland Empire, 1994-2006

9. 9 Total Homes Sold 2004-2006

10. 10 Inland Empire is 68.4% of So. Calif. Industrial Construction Market San Diego 3,220,701 10.5% Los Angeles 5,468,450 17.8% Orange County 998,530 3.3% Inland Empire 20,999,143 68.4% Sources: Grubb & Ellis – JohnHusing.com Industrial Space Under Construction Southern California Market, December 2006

11. 11 Construction Employment Inland Empire, 1990 - 2010 Source: CA Employment Development Department 58,800 46,800 42,100 39,100 41,700 44,800 47,900 53,500 61,000 71,700 80,100 92,400 121,319 130,890 146,939 160,827 164,622 168,930 172,380 175,237 177,666 199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010

12. 12 Carpentry Projections 2006-2014 The most favorable Carpenter job market projections for the following seven years are for the Inland Empire region Carpentry Jobs Across California Regions, 2006-2014 Region2006 Jobs2014 JobsChange% ChangeHourly EPW National Total1,675,4661,841,847166,38110%$15.69 State Total217,477233,58716,1107%$20.35 Inland Empire30,60534,3863,78112%$20.26 Greater Sacramento18,64721,2732,62714%$21.73 Central Valley17,85019,8101,96011%$17.99 San Diego & Imperial21,35223,1161,7648%$19.26 Los Angeles32,47233,9761,5055%$18.89 San Francisco37,94339,3211,3784%$23.41 Ventura13,93715,1961,2599%$19.74 Orange21,35522,2629074%$20.48 Nor California Inland3,9294,37144211%$19.23 Nor California Coastal2,0362,29025413%$23.67 Silicon Valley17,48517,7312471%$22.98

13. 13 Construction Industry 3-Step Career Ladder Beginning Construction worker Advanced Skill Trades Given the 21 construction trades, the best use of college resources would be to offer training in those with the most jobs: carpenters, electricians, painters, dry wall & ceiling tile installers, and plumbers/pipelayers. These represent over 70,000 jobs (55%) of the sector’s skilled jobs in 2011. Management/Supervisory Training

14. 14 Career Pathways Manufactured Building & Mobile Home Installers $21,000 1-12 Mo. OJT Construction Laborers $31,000 1-12 Mo. OJT Helpers - Carpenters $26,000 30 Day OJT Carpenters $46,000 12+ Mo. OJT Cabinetmakers & Bench Carpenters $24,000 12+ Mo. OJT Construction & Building Inspectors $59,000 Work Experience in Related Occupation 1st Line Sups/Mgrs of Construction Trades $62,000 Work Experience in Related Occupation Construction Managers $80,000 BA/BS Degree 1st Line Sups/Mgrs of Helpers, Laborers & Material Movers, Hand $48,000 Work Experience in Related Occupation

15. 15 Inland Empire Training Programs Carpentry and carpentry-related trades can be grouped into four categories: 1.Carpenter’s unions and their training centers 2.Regional occupational programs (ROP) 3.Community colleges 4.Non-profit and for-profit organizations, including non- union associations

16. 16 Unions Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee (JATC) Local 944 State-of-the-art Carpentry Training Facility In Ontario, CA

17. 17 ROPs Baldy View ROP Cabinet Making & Cabinet Pre-Apprentice Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP Cabinet Making Construction Technology San Bernardino County ROP Construction Trades (Locations: San Gorgonio High School, Serrano High School, Barstow High School)

18. 18 Community Colleges Chaffey College Construction pre-employment program Palo Verde College Building Technology (A.S. degree & Certificate) Victor Valley College Building Construction & Construction Technology (A.S. degrees & Certificates)

19. 19 Non-Union Associations Associated Builders & Contractors (So Cal chapter) ABC So-Cal only offers fully accredited, state approved apprenticeship training programs in Electricians & Plumbers Associated General Contractors (Riverside Office) AGC accepts apprenticeship applications for Carpenters, Cement Masons, Drywall lathers, Drywall finishers, Heavy equipment operators, Painters, and Laborers. California Building Industries Association Offers educational programs and certifications to member employers. Interested/willing to partner with CCCs to provide Contract Ed courses using NAHB’s curriculum.

20. 20 R esidential Construction Academy Series: Carpentry 2008 Textbook, Instructor’s Guide, e-resource, DVD set, & Carpentry Workbook (Industry-wide Skill Standards. Over 3,500 nationwide since 2001) (www.residentialacademy.com) Sample Curriculum

21. 21 Apprenticeships There are 12 state-approved apprenticeable specialties associated with this occupation: CarpenterMaintenance Carpenter LatherProp Maker Residential CarpenterJoiner ShipwrightInterior Systems Carpenter Mold CarpenterShip Carpenter Casket AssemblerWood Boatbuilder

22. 22 Carpentry Environmental Scan Report Contents: Construction Industry Overview Carpentry Occupation Outlook Regional Comparison of Wages and Earnings Regional Comparison of Employment for Carpenters Carpenter Training Requirements Skill Sets Career Pathways and Training Existing Curriculum/Training and Industry Involvement Implications and Recommendations for Community Colleges Apprenticeships Articulation Program development/modification

23. 23 Completed Industry Scans www.pdctraining.org Bus Transit Computer Information Systems Construction Industry Durable Manufacturing Electricians Furniture Manufacturing GIS Analysis: Food Manufacturing GIS Report: Riverside County CCC Service Areas Industry & Demographic Report: Palo Verde College Industry Concentration Report for Barstow & Victor Valley Insurance Industry Motorcycle Technicians Railway Occupations

24. 24 The Real Experts... Frank Ward – Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters Mike McCasland – Stater Bros. Markets Santos Torres – T.D.R. Barry Noonan – California Community Colleges, Chancellors Office