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Carpenters Local 274

Local 274, also known as Heavy Carpenters & Piledrivers Local 274, is 1,400 members serving Marshall, Wetzel, Monongalia, Ohio, Brooke, and Hancock counties in West Virginia and the Greater Pennsylvania area. It was established through the consolidation of three separate locals, namely Local 2274 Heavy Highway Carpenters, Local 2235 Piledrivers, and Local 86 Industrial Workers.

The Local Union offers its members comprehensive Apprenticeship and Skill enhancement training through the Keystone Mountain Lakes Training Centers in Pittsburgh, Lebanon, and Duncansville. In addition, eligible members receive a range of benefits, including health insurance, pension, and savings benefits.

To learn more about Carpenters Local 274, please, visit their website at lu274.org.

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