We Provide Highly Trained And Skilled Workers For A Variety Of Construction Projects
An Outstanding Track Record Of High Quality Work
Our commitment to training ensures we can perform the most demanding work with precision, allowing our members to complete projects on time, on budget, and safely.
Our Members
The Ohio State Building & Construction Trades Council is comprised of 14 member councils.Union Strong
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Our Issues
Learn more about the issues that affect the union construction industry across Ohio.What's Important
OSBCTC supports legislation that creates more work opportunities with good wages and benefits.
Apprenticeship
Earn while you learn in a Building Trades job-driven apprenticeship in a variety of fields.Outstanding Training
Apprenticeship is the pathway to a high-paying, stable career that matches your skills.
News
Here's the latest news from the Ohio State Building Trades and our partners.What's Happening
The Ohio State Building & Construction Trades Council and our partners are leaders in the construction industry.
Latest News
Stay up to date on the latest news and issues impacting Ohio’s construction industry.
OSBCTC Testifies Before Senate Subcommittee on Infrastructure Permitting and Fast-41
On May 2, 2019, Michael Knisley, Secretary-Treasurer of the Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council testified before the US Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs’ Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations in its hearing
Gas Tax Agreement Promotes Ohio’s Economic and Workforce Development.
Columbus, OH — The working men and women of Ohio’s Affiliated Construction Trades (ACT Ohio) commend Governor DeWine and members of the Ohio House and Senate for their commitment to maintaining Ohio’s critical transportation infrastructure.
OSBCTC Testifies On Behalf Of Ethane Cracker Plant
OSBCTC Secretary/Treasurer Mike Knisley and ACT Ohio Executive Director Matt Szollosi testified at an EPA permit hearing on November 27, 2018 on behalf of the $6 billion ethane cracker plant proposed for Belmont County. The