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Feb. 13, 2018 Employers, are you looking to build your workforce with highly skilled workers? If so, you are invited to register and attend a free, one-day event at the Minnesota Apprenticeship Summit, March 7, 2018, in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. The Summit will showcase best practices and explore strategies to expand apprenticeship to build Minnesota's 21st century workforce and includes speakers and panel discussions from a range of industries and organizations.
Employers in five industries are eligible to receive up to $5,000 for each apprentice ST. PAUL -- Employers are invited to apply for the Minnesota Apprenticeship Initiative (MAI) grant to help them create or expand registered apprenticeship programs in advanced manufacturing, agriculture, health care, information technology and transportation.  Approved employers will receive funds to offset their costs related to program development, related instruction and supplies. Employers can receive up to $5,000 for each registered apprentice.
If you disagree with a municipality's decision about application of the State Building Code to one of your buildings or building projects, you can appeal that decision. The State Appeals Board hears appeals of building code orders, decisions or determinations where the affected code jurisdiction does not have an appeals board. Application to the State Appeals Board 
Categories: Appeals, State building code, State Appeals Board, building code offers
  View the fall 2025 edition of the CCLD Review. Some of the stories in this edition include: 2026 Minnesota State Building Code adoption update New round of Building Official Training grants to open soon Contractor registration renewals are due by Dec. 31, 2025 Council appoints working groups to review manufactured home requirements and International Fire Code
Categories: Electrical, manufactured homes, newsletter, CCLD, CCLD Review, license, Construction, building code, Plumbing, boiler, plan review
The three types of pressures caused by flooding are: hydrostatic, hydrodynamic and debris impact. Damage usually associated with flood damage to manufactured homes are: Saturation of soils causing footings, piers, and foundations to become unstable or fail, floatation may cause support and anchoring systems to become unstable or fail, lateral displacement of the homes ceilings, walls and floors, cracking of wall and ceiling finishes, saturation of insulation materials in floors and walls,
2025 legislation 2025 legislative session summary Apprenticeship Minnesota Rules (5200.0290 through 5200.0420) Minnesota Statutes
Already have what you need to complete an application or renewal? Visit iMS, the department’s online application and renewal system, to get started. 
The DLI Business Technology Office has continued to engage with internal and external Work Comp Campus users, customers and stakeholders to gather input throughout the development and launch of new Campus enhancements. To head this charge, it created a special team composed of a product manager, two product owners, one user experience researcher (UX) and one product designer.    Some of the team’s recent work includes:   Building relationships with stakeholders to identify how and where Campus can help provide value to their work.
Protect your health and property when having plumbing work done Hiring a licensed, bonded and insured plumber can help protect homeowners from non-complying work, costly errors, accidents, physical injury and improper plumbing installations. These potential problems can lead to property damage and adverse health effects to building occupants.
Categories: licensing, consumer information, Department of Labor and Industry, journeyman plumber, master plumber, complaint, apprentice plumber.