Originally from Dublin, Ireland, Alan O'Neill started his journey in the home services industry more than 40 years ago as an apprentice plumber.

Trades 101 is a landing page aimed at showing the benefits of entering a skilled trades field.

The company is investing $15 million over five years to help expand community college associate degree and certificate programs across the United States in HVAC, fire and security, and digital building automation systems.

The sold-out two-day workshop was conducted June 24-25 and hosted by A. O. Smith University from its training facility in Ashland City, Tennessee.

The SkillsUSA’s plumbing competition is supported by the foundation each year.

Last September, 14 St. Louis-area men and women graduated from the initial six weeks of a year-long pilot program...

A part of Emerson’s professional tools portfolio, RIDGID has two spots exclusively for apprentices.

The scholarship was established in 1999 as a way to remember and recognize the commitment to education made by OESP member Dave Nelsen.

The bill seeks to reauthorize the 1937 National Apprenticeship Act, which established the registered apprenticeship system, for the first time since its inception 84 years ago.

Evelyn Pacheco is an Army veteran who became Nevada’s first black female union plumber nearly 20 years ago.