Pipefitters Local 537 Winter 2022 Newsletter

PIPEFITTERS LOCAL 537 & NEW ENGLAND MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

WINTER 2022 NEWSLETTER

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT:

ONE POST OFFICE SQUARE

CONTENTS

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BUSINESS MANAGER’S REPORT

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POLITICAL NEWS: LABOR WINS IN POLITICS

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LOCAL 537 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES

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NEW APPRENTICES SWORN IN

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NEW 537 MEMBERS SWORN IN

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LOCAL 537 RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN

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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: JOHN TAKIS

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: ONE POST OFFICE SQUARE

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CONGRATULATIONS, RETIREES!

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HELMETS TO HARDHATS

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ANNUAL LOCAL 537 GOLF TOURNAMENT

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MODERN ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

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MA BUILDING TRADES UNIONS RECOVERY COUNCIL

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HOLIDAYS AT LOCAL 537

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APPRENTICESHIP UPDATE

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APPRECIATION FROM OUR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

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IN MEMORIAM

BUSINESS MANAGER’S REPORT Dear Brothers and Sisters, I hope you and yours enjoyed very happy holidays, and I wish you all an even better 2022. Although it is true that we are still in the thick of an ongoing pandemic and we must remain vigilant, we accomplished so much together over the past year, and I am filled with hope looking forward to what we can do together in the year ahead.

On a local level, we are thrilled to congratulate the new and returning elected officials selected to serve our community in the most recent election cycle.

We wish the best to Boston's new Mayor, Michelle Wu, who is the first woman and the first person of color to be elected to the role. We know she will serve our city with passion, vision, and commitment.

We also congratulate our Boston City Councilors — we look forward to collaborating in creating opportunities for local families in each neighborhood. Best wishes to: Michael Flaherty, City Councilor, At-Large

Frank Baker, District 3

Julia Mejia, City Councilor, At-Large

Ricardo Arroyo, District 5

Ruthzee Louijeune, City Councilor, At-Large Erin Murphy, City Councilor, At-Large Ed Flynn, District 2

Brian Worrell, District 4 Kendra Hicks, District 6 Tania Fernandes Anderson, District 7 Kenzie Bok, District 8 Liz Breadon, District 9

And we extend our congratulations to Lydia Edwards on her landslide victory in a special election and look forward to her serving in this new role as State Senator of Boston, Cambridge, Revere, and Winthrop.

We know Lydia will continue to be a champion for working people on Beacon Hill.

More good things to look forward to in 2022 include new and evolving legislative policies at both the state and federal levels. Just this November, Congress passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law which marks the largest infrastructure investment in modern history and a critical step towards protecting quality union jobs. Americans can expect millions of hours of work from this bill alone, all covered with union standards of wages and benefits.

At the state level, Pipefitters Local 537 and our fellow building trades unions will continue lobbying our legislature to pass necessary steps toward protecting working families and expanding the middle class.

House Bill 2046 and Senate Bill 1189 will enforce prevailing wage laws in off-site prefabrication sites.

This legislation will close the loophole that allows bad players to exploit off-site workers and have an unfair advantage over responsible contractors. House Bill 313 and Senate Bill 173 to increase HVAC/R Safety will ensure that all workers are guaranteed proper training and licensing in order to perform dangerous refrigeration work.

With or without a pandemic, we here at Pipefitters Local 537 have a lot to look forward to, and a lot to be thankful for. That's our focus going into 2022, and we hope you enter the new year with the same energy and optimism. Together, there's nothing we can't overcome or accomplish.

In Solidarity,

Thomas P. Kerr, Jr.

Business Manager/Financial Secretary-Treasurer Pipefitters Local 537

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POLITICAL

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LABOR WINS IN POLITICS At Home – Local Elections This election season, we had the opportunity to stand behind pro-union candidates who fight for working families and support the creation of quality union jobs. We rallied to show our support and turned out in volumes at the polls to cast our votes. Together, we successfully elected long-time union member and staunch union advocate, Erin Murphy, to the Boston City Council, among many other strong, pro-worker candidates throughout our region.

Pipefitters Local 537 congratulates Boston’s new mayor, Michelle Wu, and the entire Boston City Council, as well as our allies across municipalities who have been elected to serve our communities. We thank our new officials for their hard work and commitment, and we look forward to collaborating with them toward a better future for all.

Nationwide – Infrastructure & Jobs Investment In November, President Biden and the U.S. Congress passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law, the largest infrastructure investment in modern history. In addition to creating an average of 1.5 million jobs per year for the next decade, the act will invest: • $129 billion to modernize our public transit systems • $110 billion to repair and rebuild our roads and bridges • $65 billion in clean energy efforts • $65 billion to ensure that every American has access to reliable, high-speed internet • $55 billion to expand access to clean drinking water This long-overdue investment will be key for rebuilding our country’s crumbling infrastructure, as well as for supporting an economic recovery through the creation of good, family-sustaining jobs. Thank you to everyone who reached out to their representatives and urged them to pass this bill, ushering in a historic win for working families.

Boston City Councilor, At-Large Erin Murphy

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INDUSTRY NEWS

LOCAL 537 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES Leveling the Playing Field for MA Working Families Currently, there is a loophole in Massachusetts' prevailing wage laws that has allowed companies to shortchange workers, hurt local contractors, and cheat working families. Prevailing wage laws are intended to protect workers from discrimination, ensure that they earn a fair wage, and level the playing field for contractors to bid on public projects. However, workers are being unfairly excluded from the existing prevailing wage laws simply because they are performing off-site work or work that is not at the primary job site.

House Bill 2046/Senate Bill 1189 will close the prevailing wage loophole, stop wage theft, and level the playing field for workers here in Massachusetts.

Tell legislators to close the prevailing wage loophole and protect workers by signing the petition!

Ensuring Safety for Refrigeration Technicians Pipefitters Local 537 is proud to provide industry-leading training to all our members.

Unfortunately, there are many companies in our industry installing and servicing heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC/R) systems without proper standards or worker training. Where refrigeration technicians work with systems that carry harmful toxins, the consequences of inadequate regulation and oversight are too significant to ignore. Proper training is critical for upholding safety and protecting lives.

House Bill 313/Senate Bill 173 will raise standards of quality and safety in the HVAC/R sector by guaranteeing that everyone performing this work will receive proper safety training and licensing. We are calling on Speaker Mariano and Senate President Spilka to ensure the passage of this legislation, to protect the health and safety of our community’s workers and building occupants.

Help protect the health and safety of HVAC/R workers by signing the petition!

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INDUSTRY

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NEW 537 APPRENTICES

Qylan Berry

Ayesca Machado

Joseph Barufaldi

Dane Bertrand

Ryan MacKinnon

Jethro Benoit

Andrew Bombardier

Kane Mahar

Kevin Bickford

John Bossi

Jared Mahoney

Sean Brennan

Charles Bosworth

Kristopher McPherson

Eric Buttner

Daniel Brogan

John Mealey

Bruno Cassina

Charles Caldwell

Marcos Melo

Joseph Codair

Darin Campitelli

Braden Moesta

Matthew Comeau

Sean Canavan

Michael Mullaney

Kevin Conrad

Andrew Canto

Kobey Nadeau

Giovanni Covino

Peter Concepcion

Emily Napolitano

Shaun Cummings

Matthew Connolly

Brendan Nicholls

John Cunniff

Russell Cook

Alex Noonan

Bradley Degnan

Jack Craven

Joseph Noviello

Patrick Downing

Anthony Crivello

Sean O'Keefe

Dillon Elliott

Kyle Cruz

Jeremy Orozco

Michael Galvin

Owen Cuddyer

Mia Piercy

Robert Gilligan III

Trent DiMartino

Zachary Ruth

Joshua Haglund

Asa Dixon

Lisa Scopa

Shane Hanley

Matthew Drew

Austin-John Smith

Ben Haskins

Patrick Edwards

Ryan Stanley

Daniel Hutchins

Shane Fell

Brian Sullivan

Matthew Ippolito

Jeremiah Fix

Dan Sullivan

Mitchell Laracy

Michael Fraser

Nicholas Tardiff

Kyle Marobella

Daniel Hines

Justyn Trapeno

Nathaniel Matheson

Dionisios Hologitas

Lakshmikant Tripathi

Steven McCaffery

Victoria Howard-Romano David Vacca

Richard McDonough

Joshua Jean

Brendan Walker

Bryan McLaughlin

Colin Kelly

Jared Whalen

James McTaggart III

Sean Lampron

Zachary Zuzel

Nelson Mendes

Travis Levine

Cody Amore

John Messina

Kaitlynn Lurie

Jonathan Baar

Robert Mullaney

Matthew Macedo

Kevin Balba

Patrick O'Leary

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Immanuel Patterson Brianna Peck Nicholas Popa Eric Powers Jr. Daniel Richardson Justin Silva David Sullivan Ryan Sweeney Justin Sweet Demetrius Terzian Dereck Wentzell Austin White Paola White Colin Whittaker Conor Yannone

NEW 537 MEMBERS SWORN IN Congratulations to Local 537’s newest members, who were sworn in this fall!

Our new members are the future and vital for our success. We look forward to watching you grow and seeing where your career takes you.

September

November

Justin Correira

Andrew McConnel

Mike Barnard

Matt Knight

Kevin Mulcahy

Chris Caissie

Mike Benoit

Daniel Lundstrom

Jack Hogan

Ronald Esposito

Zachary Bernard

Shawn Malloy

Jake Durant

Chris Clark

Joseph Eason

Mike Pierce

Zack Russell

Kevin Richardi

Jacob Ferris

Kevin Romano

Joe Pierce

Ryan Norvish

Donald Gross

Thomas Valanzola

Dave Mitchell

Christian Jordan

Thomas Hafferty

Joe Gilmartin

Anthony Marciano

Paul Morin

Matt Reid

Zac Boudreau

Kwame Agyemang

Brian Applegate

Evan Mondor

Ibrahim Daaboul

September (left) and November (right) swearing in ceremonies

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INDUSTRY

N E W S CALLING ALL LICENSED EXPERIENCED PIPEFITTERS, WE L D E R S AN D HVAC T EC H N I C IAN S

GET PAID MORE T E X T “ G E T PAI D 5 3 7 ” TO 7 7 2 2 2

RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN At Local 537, we are proud to represent highlyskilled pipefitters, welders, and HVAC-R technicians who work hard every day to serve Massachusetts. We are also proud to continue generating work opportunities for members, and to extend life-changing union wages and benefits to as many workers as possible, by expanding our unionized workforce.

Over the course of three months, we launched a multimedia campaign to recruit licensed, experienced workers to our union. We utilized digital advertising and direct mail, as well as radio and video ads, to showcase the

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industry-leading wages and healthcare and retirement benefits that we offer to our members. We are excited to be getting the word out there about the opportunities in our union, and look forward to welcoming our new brothers and sisters!

Scan this QR code to see our new recruitment video:

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT JOHN TAKIS Brother John Takis retired in 2021 after 45 years with Local 537. Over the years, Takis has raised over $50,000 through athletic events in support of various charities, including, but not limited to, the American Heart and Lung associations, the ALS Foundation, the Dana-Farber Institute, and the Sacred Heart Food Pantry in Haverhill.

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I am very proud and honored to be a part of Local 537 and its brotherhood," wrote Takis. "Our union has always encouraged us to participate in community and charitable events. It is this aspect of unionism I most cherish, to give back to those in need."

Takis feels that while it may be challenging to train for various athletic events, including Triathlon events and 62-100 mile bike rides, it pales in comparison to a battle with cancer, neurological diseases, mental health issues, and homelessness – just some of the causes he helps fundraise for. Takis attributes his ability to achieve his fundraising goals to the support and kindness of Local 537 and its members.

"I am deeply appreciative of my life as a pipefitter in Local 537 and all it has provided to myself and my family. I will be proud to display the 537 logo on my shirt in upcoming events," wrote Takis.

Congratulations on your retirement, John! Thank you for all that you have done and we wish you the very best in your next chapter!

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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT

ONE POST OFFICE SQUARE One Post Office Square is a prominently located 1980s era building in the heart of Boston’s Financial District. At 525 feet tall and 41-stories, the skyscraper is Boston’s 12th tallest building, and is currently undergoing a complete renovation to offer amenities for the next generation of tenants.

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The enhancements include 120,000 square feet of amenity space and 25,000 square feet of retail and dining along Pearl Street. Renovations will also allow for seven outdoor spaces with views of Post Office Square Park and a fully-automated garage — the first of its kind in Downtown Boston.

Above: One of several massive Arctic Chillers rigged into place in the lower level of One Post Office Square.

GET FEATURED

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Send us your job site photos to be featured in Local 537's next Newsletter! We're looking for photos of members building and servicing our region. Throwback photos are welcome.

Please send your photos to Local537Photos@617MediaGroup.com with your name, the names of anyone in the photo, contractor, and job site.

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1. (L-R) Eugene Hernandez, Dan Trow and Wes Green. Boston College. Submitted by Dan Trow.

2. Joe Haddock. Submitted by Dan Trow.

3. Zack Forest. Boston College. Submitted by Dan Trow.

4. Boston College. Submitted by Dan Trow.

5. MIT Dormitories, Beacon Piping. Submitted by Dionisios Hologitas.

6. MIT Dormitories, Beacon Piping. Submitted by Dionisios Hologitas.

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CONGRATULATIONS, RETIREES! Congratulations to the members who retired in 2021! We are so thankful for all of your hard work and accomplishments.

DECEMBER George D. Ibbitson John P. McDonagh Charles W. Shippee NOVEMBER Francis T. Colclough Jeffery A. Forward James J. Rothwell Joseph E. Sargent Paul J. Sgroi Marc P. Thibaudeau OCTOBER David T. DeMello Peter V. Hanifan Paul M. Ivanoski, Jr. David A. LeClair Dennis M. Tague SEPTEMBER Michael B. Austin Francis J. Labadini, Jr. Jean M. Marble William J. McCarthy James F. Regan, Jr. Donald J. Richard Andrew St. George Thomas J. Strandberg Brian Tower

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AUGUST John J. Cummings Thomas P. Dellascio Kevin W. Galloway Kevin J. Sullivan JULY John A. Bemis William C. Henry Terence K. McGowan, Jr. The H. Nguyen Walter J. O'Neill Victor G. Thompson John C. Williams JUNE Eric J. Arsenault Barry W. Fenton John M. Thibedeau MAY Joseph P. McIsaac Paul F. O'Brien, Jr. APRIL Carolyn A. Antonangeli David A. Briggs Timothy T. Gilligan William A. Johns Michael G. Morgan Matthew Neary Paul W. Sheehan Gregory Zacchine

MARCH Antonio R. Madrigal William M. Messina, Jr. Patrick K. O’Rourke Demontie L. Pittman Michael A. Stuart FEBRUARY Michael Barbieri William Dawson Paul Mahoney Stephen E. Nicholls JANUARY Richard W. Cameron Joseph M. Foran Robert M. Leyden David A. Marquardt Howard R. Miller, Jr. John F. Milward

HELMETS TO HARDHATS Helmets to Hardhats Motorcycle Run

Helmets to Hardhats Veterans Day Fundraising Event

On September 25, the Massachusetts Building Trades Unions held the annual Helmets to Hardhats Charity Motorcycle Ride to raise money in support of the Helmets to Hardhats (H2H) organization! H2H is a groundbreaking nonprofit that connects National Guard, Reserve, and transitioning active-duty members with long-term, family-sustaining careers in the union building trades, and supports them every step of the way.

Since 2003, the non-profit has helped over 39,000 military service members find quality careers and training in the construction industry. Pipefitters Local 537 is proud to partner with Helmets to Hardhats, and proud to have helped raise around $15,000 through this charity motorcycle ride.

Thank you to all who attended and donated!

Ahead of Veterans Day, Massachusetts Building Trades Unions and union contractors honored the vast contributions of our local veterans through our annual fundraising ceremony, raising nearly $40,000 for the life-changing career pathways program, Helmets to Hardhats. Local 537's Michael Howard spoke at the event and shared how H2H has personally changed his life after he left the Navy to support his family when his mother became ill. "They helped me find a career when I was just a young man, lost after coming back from war," said Howard. "I could never really put into words the gratitude I feel for this program. It was the avenue I needed at a time when I didn’t know what direction to go." Pipefitters Local 537 hosted the November 9 event, and is proud to partner with H2H and help raise money to support this important cause.

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GOLF TOURNAMENT This September, we held our 27th Annual Charity Golf Tournament. Thank you to those who joined us and contributed generously to our Pipefitters Charitable Fund!

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MODERN ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

SUPPORT THAT DOESN'T END WHEN THE WORKDAY DOES

The effects of the pandemic over the past 18 months have been difficult for many of our brothers and sisters, making us more fortunate than ever to have access to the full suite of services available through the Modern Assistance Program (MAP). If you are experiencing anxiety, anger, depression, addiction, or PTSD, know that you are not alone. We're here to help.

With the Modern Assistance Program, you can receive a wide variety of support, available 24/7. The one-on-one care is confidential and accessible both in person or through telehealth.

Services include:

Trainings include:

• Mental Health Counseling

• Stress Management

• Substance Abuse Counseling

• Conflict Management

• Alternative Health Care

• Coping with Grief and Loss

• Workplace Drug Testing

• Retiree Wellness

• Outpatient Treatment Programs

• Parental Stress • Narcan Training

For support, visit ModernAssistance.com or call (800) 878-2004.

Please contact our union hall with any questions.

Please be advised that the Modern Assistance Program has relocated its offices to 300 Congress St, Suite 104, Quincy, MA (Crown Colony).

Walk-in drug testing hours (swab testing ONLY) will be as follows unless there is a holiday: • Monday: 10am-11:30am • Wednesday: 10am-11:30am • Thursday: 10am-11:30am

Please note that all urine tests need to be scheduled in advance with Judi Melvin-Conners at 617-797-8000. For any questions, please call 617-773-5169.

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MASSBTC RECOVERY COUNCIL In September, Secretary of Labor Walsh helped launch the Massachusetts Building Trades Recovery Council, the latest in ongoing efforts

by Massachusetts building trades unions to support workers struggling with substance abuse and addiction.

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As a former construction worker and someone in long-term recovery, I am grateful to my partners and friends at the Massachusetts Building Trades Council for taking their support for recovery to the next level. These new initiatives will help countless workers get access to recovery services, reduce the stigma that prevents people from getting help, and advance our fight to end the epidemic of addiction that impacts every part of our country,” stated Walsh.

The Recovery Council will bring together a number of initiatives led by various Massachusetts building trades unions in an effort to: 1. Reduce the stigma surrounding addiction.

2. Promote recovery by connecting workers with counseling, treatment, and peer support, all free of charge. This statewide public education campaign will promote a wide range of resources, including peer-to-peer support meetings, counseling, detox, and treatment.

For more information, and to seek help, please visit MassBuildingTrades.org/Recovery.

Pipefitters Local 537 is here to support our members on the road to recovery each step of the way.

HOLIDAYS AT LOCAL 537 Local 537 was proud to celebrate the holiday season with our annual Christmas parties and charitable drives.

Local 537 Holiday Toy/Food Donation Drive

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Retirees Christmas Party

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SAFETY. PRODUCTIVITY. TRAINING.

Pipefitters Local 537 Apprenticeship Update Now Accepting Applications at the Training Center!

Through January 27 Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.

We do not take applications Friday through Sunday.

Do you know someone who is looking for a rewarding new career, who would be a great fit for our union? Pipefitters Local 537 is now accepting applications for all apprenticeship programs: • Pipefitting • Welding • HVAC/R

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With over 3,000 members and growing, Pipefitters Local 537 apprentices learn their trade in a brand new, nationally-renowned and state-of-the-art training center. Apprentices “earn while they learn,” working in the field on a graduated wage scale while receiving instruction in the evenings.

After completing the five-year training program, they graduate with great jobs and benefits, and without debt.

Share this life-changing opportunity with a friend, family member or neighbor! Our doors are open to all, and we especially encourage women, people of color, Boston residents, and veterans to apply.

For questions regarding apprenticeship applications or more information, please email charkins@537trainingcenter.org or call 617-825-3777.

What You Need • An aptitude for math • Good English oral and written communication skills • Ability to work in high or confined places • A strong work ethic • Ability to maintain good grades and attendance • Ability to perform the physical requirements of the trade • Reliable transportation • Previous experience in construction is helpful, but not necessary

Qualifications Must apply in person and bring copies of all required documents that are listed below.

• Must be a citizen of the United States • Must be 18 years of age by September 1, 2022 • Must have a high school diploma OR be a current high school senior • Physically capable of performing work of this trade (see below document for details) • Successfully complete an aptitude test administered by the Committee • Refrigeration applicants must provide a current driving record • Required documents must be brought in at the time of application

Scan for application information

• All applicants must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 and provide a copy of their vaccination card at the time of applying

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SCHOLARSHIP THANK YOUS Pipefitters Local 537 is proud to support the education goals of our members and families by offering various scholarship opportunities. We love hearing from the recipients about their plans!

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IN MEMORIAM MEMBER NAME

INITIATION DATE

DATE OF PASSING

INITIATION DATE

DATE OF PASSING

5/5/66

1/9/20

H. Allan MacGillivary

4/1/65

1/6/21

Graham G. Thompson

11/30/00

1/26/20

Robert G McNamee

12/4/75

1/8/21

Lawrence J. LoCicero

2/29/52

2/4/20

Arthur W. Statezni

6/22/60

2/7/21

Joseph A. Brandolo

4/4/68

2/6/20

Christopher B. Auffrey

6/1/14

2/11/21

Russell G. Fuller

3/4/85

2/22/20

Steven A. Mackay

1/18/96

2/20/21

Albert J. Richardson, Jr.

11/1/79

2/29/20

Patrick M. Joyce

4/4/68

2/22/21

Thomas J. King, Jr.

4/26/67

3/2/20

Arthur F. Auger

10/3/74

3/9/21

John M. Hamilton, Jr.

4/2/64

3/3/20

William S. Spicer

6/16/72

3/8/21

Patrick J. Mahoney

12/27/01

3/9/20

Roderick A. Burrows

3/24/97

3/24/21

George E. Johnson

9/24/81

3/15/20

William J. Caulfield

9/10/99

4/2/21

Joseph R. Ridge

3/6/69

3/26/20

James S. Hanssen

4/6/67

4/4/21

Donald E. Harnois

3/30/06

3/27/20

Burton G. Anderson, Jr.

3/3/83

4/18/21

Frederick W. Cook

4/1/65

4/2/20

Dennis G. McDonald

3/1/89

4/30/20

William R. Kearney

12/4/69

4/3/20

Lee F. Taylor

4/1/65

5/5/21

Donald E. Florence, Jr.

3/28/73

4/13/20

Paul B. Bannon

9/19/63

5/6/21

Dominic Petringa

3/31/53

4/18/20

Mark Constantino

3/3/83

5/10/21

Lawrence A. Kerr

10/31/57

4/28/20

Joseph Simon

6/23/86

5/14/21

Alan P. Longworth

6/13/62

5/2/20

Paul E. Wilson

4/6/67

5/29/21

William P. McKeon

4/2/64

5/3/20

Raymond LaFleur

5/27/66

5/30/21

Robert F. Touchette

12/7/95

6/7/20

Edward C. Curran

10/4/57

7/20/21

James G. Garner

5/29/58

6/17/20

Cornelius V. Quirk

2/6/01

7/31/21

John R. Papa

12/5/68

6/19/20

James F. Higgins

6/30/60

8/16/21

John C. Duncan

3/4/76

6/19/20

Edward B. Vroman

12/5/68

8/28/21

Arthur F. Lally

4/1/65

7/10/20

William J. McDonnell

10/30/61

9/2/21

Bruce L. Turner

1/8/18

7/15/20

John F. "Jack" Doyle

3/6/69

9/24/21

Timothy R. Lyons

3/23/20

7/18/20

Henry J. Wiencek

1/3/49

10/7/21

Michael L. White

3/15/07

7/28/20

Gary S. Campsmith

3/6/75

10/7/21

Dennis P. Broyer

8/5/91

9/8/20

Richard J. Auger, Sr

2/23/82

10/21/21

Michelle Ceurvels

3/19/95

10/3/20

Robert F. DeMello

5/8/80

11/6/21

John J. Hickey, Jr.

3/6/69

11/9/20

Robert J. Poley

4/12/82

11/18/21

Daniel F. Belsito

2/12/18

11/11/20

Charles Garner, Jr.

8/2/73

12/1/21

John W. Beck, Jr.

4/5/73

11/17/20

George T. Hatfield

5/1/03

12/7/21

Arthur W. Saviano

6/6/63

12/5/20

Russell D. Carter

4/4/68

12/8/21

Gerald C. Metzger

10/8/52

12/6/20

James M. Sheehan

2/13/80

12/19/21

Arthur B. Jordan

MEMBER NAME

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Pipefitters Local 537 40 Enterprise Street Dorchester, MA 02125

REFER A FRIEND TO LOCAL 537 At Pipefitters 537, we're always looking to build our membership and elevate our craft.

Part of building our union means expanding our ranks, so we can ensure more people have access to union-quality benefits, wages, and training and safety standards.

If you know anyone with pipefitting experience looking to build their career, please direct them to our website and encourage them to reach out to the Union Hall.

Pipefitters537.org