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Guided by preservation professionals and business mentors, participants learn complete restoration of double-hung wooden windows, including safe paint and glass removal, epoxy wood repair, glazing putty, weather stripping, and installation. 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The Window and Workforce Training Program (WWTP) is a pilot program that will offer valuable training to under-and unemployed Rhode Island residents that will allow them to:  \n● Repair and maintain historic, wooden sash windows;  \n● Build basic business and entrepreneurship skills; and  \n● Acquire other valuable skills for employment in the preservation field  \nUnder the guidance and supervision of preservation professionals, carpenters and tradespeople, and business mentors, participants will gain the necessary knowledge in historic window restoration to find employment in the industry or start a small restoration business. During the training, students will practice their traditional restoration skills and gain on-the-job experience while working on a 18th century building in Providence. Upon successful completion, students will receive a program certificate and a completion bonus. The program will run for 5 weeks beginning October 1 and ending November 6, 2020.  \nEach student will receive: Intensive Hands-on Training  \nStudents will learn sash removal, safe paint & glass removal, epoxy wood repair, glazing putty application, weather stripping & sash installation. Participants will know, from beginning to end, how to completely restore a double-hung wooden window. They will also learn construction of combination wooden screen/storm window and an introduction to hardware for energy efficiency and ease of operation.  \nHistoric Preservation Education  \nParticipants will be taught basics of historic preservation, historic preservation nomenclature, window and wood nomenclature, Preservation Briefs apropos to windows, and an overview of the Secretary of Interior Standards for Rehabilitation.  \nLead-Safe Certification  \nTraining on safe practices related to handling and working with lead-based paints, important EPA certifications, and instruction materials.  \nSpecialized Tools  \nEach student receives and keeps a set of hand tools specialized for wood window restoration. With these tools and other basic carpentry tools, the trainees will be in a position to immediately begin working in this specialty.  \nTraining on Weatherization and Sustainable Benefits  \nThe students will be instructed on specific techniques to improve the efficiency of older windows.  \nSmall Business Guidance  \nEach class will receive detailed guidance on starting and marketing their own window restoration business and other wrap-around skills for success in the industry. This guidance will be presented by professionals in the field, and students will receive one-on-one mentoring.  \nPARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS  \nApplicants must:  \n● Have a strong interest in pursuing hands-on preservation work as a vocation.  \n● Possess appropriate fine motor skill abilities, and physical strength to successfully complete class work.  \n● Possess appropriate comprehension, verbal, written, and math skills to complete requirements of the class, equivalent to a 7th Grade proficiency level.  \n● Possess an appropriate temperament to work cooperatively and collaboratively in a small group.  \n● Agree to follow all safety instructions and use all available safety and personal protection equipment as instructed.  \n● Sign a liability and model release form. Photos and video from the training may be used to promote preservation trades training both within Rhode Island and elsewhere.  \n● Commit to the full five-week course (October 1-November 6 , 2020) and be at the designated training site 8 :00 am to 4:00 pm Monday through Friday.  \n● Be 18 years old and a resident of Rhode Island.  \n● Have reliable transportation to and from the designated training","cbCainvh44z4389s","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainvh44z4389s","pdf",212860,"English","# Window & Workforce Training Program\n## Program Overview\n## Intensive Hands-on Training\n## Historic Preservation Education\n## Lead-Safe Certification\n## Specialized Tools\n## Training on Weatherization and Sustainable Benefits\n## Small Business Guidance\n# Participation Requirements\n## Applicant Requirements\n## Program Provides\n# Application Deadline and Contact\n# Organization Background","[{\"question\":\"What is the Window \\u0026 Workforce Training Program and who is it for?\",\"answer\":\"The Window \\u0026 Workforce Training Program is a paid, hands-on five-week job training pilot for under- and unemployed Rhode Island residents, focused on historic window restoration.\"},{\"question\":\"What skills will participants learn during the program?\",\"answer\":\"Participants learn sash removal, safe paint and glass removal, epoxy wood repair, glazing putty application, weather stripping and sash installation, plus basics of making a combination wooden screen/storm window and energy-efficiency hardware.\"},{\"question\":\"What participation requirements must applicants meet?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants must have an interest in hands-on preservation work, appropriate fine motor skills and physical strength, adequate comprehension and math skills at about a 7th grade level, a cooperative temperament, willingness to follow safety instructions and PPE use, and must sign a liability and model release form.\"}]","Window & Workforce Training Program Application | PDF",1789306611]