UA Local 367 represents plumbers & pipefitters in Anchorage, AK. Below: wage scale context, jurisdiction, apprenticeship routes, and the signatory contractors that hire from this hall.
UA Local 367 runs its own dispatch and out-of-work list — call the hall to confirm hours, books and what to bring. Gulfstream is a private recruiter and does not control hall referral.
UA Local 367 has not published a current journeyman wage sheet we can source, so no contract rate is shown for this local. For reference only, the reporting-wide average for plumbers & pipefitters locals is $47.51/hr ($69.19 total package) — a benchmark, not this local's rate. Confirm the current rate with the hall's business office. We publish the local's own rate, package and effective date as soon as it is available.
UA Local 367 runs its own referral procedure and books are signed at the hall — call 907-562-2810 to confirm dispatch hours, required documents (union card, certifications, ID) and current list standing before traveling in. Contact details are imported from the UA, SMART and IBEW public directories. Gulfstream is a private recruiting firm, is not affiliated with the local, and does not control hall dispatch.
United Association Local 367 represents skilled plumbers and pipefitters across the Anchorage area and broader Southcentral Alaska. Established to uphold rigorous standards in the mechanical trades, this local provides the specialized labor force necessary for Alaska's unique infrastructure challenges. Members are trained to handle extreme environmental conditions, ensuring that commercial, industrial, and residential mechanical systems function reliably in sub-arctic climates. As a critical component of the Alaska plumbers union landscape, Local 367 serves as the primary hub for workforce development, safety training, and collective bargaining for tradespeople in the region.
The market served by UA Local 367 is defined by a mix of high-density urban development in Anchorage and essential industrial projects throughout the surrounding boroughs. Because Alaska relies heavily on robust mechanical systems for life safety and resource management, the demand for signatory contractors remains consistent. Since 2014, Gulfstream Strategic Placements has monitored these labor trends, noting that the local’s jurisdiction is vital for both new construction and long-term maintenance of the state’s energy and public sectors. For contractors and journey-level workers, understanding this local is the first step toward participating in the Alaskan mechanical economy.
Specific hourly wage figures for UA Local 367 are not publicly disclosed here and must be obtained directly from the local’s business office to ensure accuracy for bidding or employment. Typically, the compensation structure follows a standard UA model where the total package includes a base taxable wage plus significant employer-paid fringes. Apprentices enter at a percentage of the journeyman rate, usually starting between 45% and 55%, and receive incremental raises every six to twelve months as they meet work hour and classroom requirements. This progression ensures that as a plumber or pipefitter gains competency in the field, their pay scale reflects their increasing value to the signatory mechanical primes in the Anchorage market.
The jurisdiction of UA Local 367 is centered in Anchorage, Alaska, extending throughout the Southcentral region to include major residential and industrial hubs. The local’s charter covers a wide range of work including the installation, maintenance, and repair of plumbing systems, hydronic heating, process piping, and medical gas lines. Dispatch typically originates from the Anchorage hall, with members traveling to various job sites within the Matanuska-Susitna and Kenai Peninsula areas. The agreement ensures that all work performed within these geographic boundaries adheres to the established labor standards, providing a level playing field for signatory contractors and guaranteed protections for the Alaskan mechanical workforce.
The signatory contractor landscape for UA Local 367 consists of a diverse group of employers ranging from large-scale mechanical primes to specialized service and repair firms. These contractors engage in a variety of work, including large institutional projects like hospitals and schools, as well as critical industrial infrastructure and energy-related piping. Hiring typically follows the fluctuations of the Alaskan construction season, with peak demand occurring during the warmer months, though indoor commercial and service work remains steady year-round. Contractors benefit from a pool of highly trained labor that has been vetted through the local’s rigorous five-year apprenticeship and ongoing journey-level certification programs.
Plumbers in Local 367 primarily focus on potable water systems, drainage, and fixtures in commercial and residential settings. Pipefitters generally work on high-pressure systems, industrial process piping, and large-scale heating and cooling systems. Both trades share a common foundational training but specialize in different aspects of mechanical infrastructure as they progress through their careers in the Anchorage market.
Yes, as a member of the United Association, Local 367 participates in reciprocity agreements through the UA National Pension Fund and other health and welfare clearinghouses. This allows travelers from other locals to have their fringe benefit contributions sent back to their home funds, ensuring no lapse in coverage while working on projects within the Southcentral Alaska jurisdiction.
Members of Local 367 have access to a wide range of industry-standard certifications, including ASME welding certifications, Med-Gas installation, Backflow Prevention, and various OSHA safety credentials. These certifications are essential for maintaining the high skill level required by signatory mechanical primes and are often a requirement for dispatch to specific high-complexity job sites in the Anchorage area.
Working in Alaska requires specialized knowledge of freeze protection, heat tracing, and the thermal expansion of materials in sub-zero temperatures. Local 367 members are specifically trained to install and maintain systems that can withstand extreme Alaskan winters. This expertise is a primary reason why signatory contractors rely on union labor for critical infrastructure projects across the Mat-Su and Anchorage regions.
UA Local 367 is seated in Anchorage, Alaska (AK). We hold published wage sheets for 4 locals across Alaska — compare nearby scales before you take a call.
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Journeyman scales as last published by each local. Rates change every contract cycle — confirm with the hall.
UA Local 367 is headquartered in Anchorage, AK and dispatches plumbers & pipefitters manpower throughout its chartered jurisdiction. Work performed inside that territory falls under the local's collective bargaining agreement and wage schedule, even when the contractor is based elsewhere and travels in.
Most locals require applicants to be at least 18, legally able to work in the U.S., hold a high school diploma or GED, pass a basic math/aptitude assessment and a drug screen, and be physically able to perform plumbers & pipefitters work. Some Local 367 programs give preference to applicants inside the jurisdiction or to veterans. Eligibility rules are set by the local's Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC), so confirm the current criteria with the hall before applying.
Apprenticeship applications go through the UA Local 367 JATC, not through a contractor or a recruiter. Applications typically open in defined intake windows each year: you submit the application with proof of age, education, and residency, sit for an aptitude test, and then interview. Ranked applicants are placed on an eligibility list and indentured as signatory contractors call for apprentices. Gulfstream Strategic Placements does not process apprenticeship applications — contact the Local 367 training center directly.
Plumbers & Pipefitters apprenticeships generally run four to five years — roughly 8,000–10,000 hours of on-the-job training plus several hundred classroom hours per year. Apprentices earn a paycheck the entire time, stepping up through the wage periods until they turn out as journeymen at 100% of scale.
Signatory contractors hire through the local's hiring hall, so working under the UA Local 367 agreement generally means being a member or being organized in through the local's process. Journeymen from other locals can travel in by signing the out-of-work book, subject to the local's referral rules and manpower needs. Non-union plumbers & pipefitters professionals are usually placed with open-shop contractors instead — we recruit for both.
Wage rates vary widely by local and market. Use the Union Pay Scale Explorer to sort every UA and SMART local by hourly wage, total package, and annualized pay so you can benchmark Local 367 against neighboring jurisdictions and other plumbers & pipefitters markets.
The UA Local 367 hall is at 610 W 54th Ave Anchorage, AK 99518, serving Anchorage, AK and the surrounding jurisdiction. Hall phone: 907-562-2810.
UA Local 367 runs its own referral procedure and books are signed at the hall. Call the hall at 907-562-2810 to confirm dispatch hours, required documents (union card, certifications, ID) and current list standing before traveling in — Gulfstream does not control hall dispatch.
UA Local 367 can be reached at 907-562-2810. Contact details are imported from the union's public directory listing — confirm hours with the hall.