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Serving the Membership Since 1865

BAC Local 5 represents craftworkers in the trowel trades across 33 counties of Pennsylvania including Bricklayers, Stone and Marble Masons, Cement and Refractory Masons, Plasters, Tile Setters, Terrazzo and Mosaic workers Pre-Cast installers and Pointers/Cleaner/Caulkers.

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Upcoming Events

05 Apr

BAC Local 5 Semi-Annual Meeting

10:00AM - 12:00PM

The BAC Local 5 Semi-Annual Meeting. Lunch will be provided.

02 Aug

BAC Local 5 Semi-Annual Meeting

10:00AM - 12:00PM

The BAC Local 5 Semi-Annual Meeting. Lunch will be provided.

03 Aug

BAC Local 5 Family Day at Knoebels Amusement Park

All Day

Come join BAC Local 5 and your Brothers and Sisters for a day at the park. Lunch and ride tickets will be availlable in pavilion M.

04 Apr

BAC Local 5 Semi-Annual Meeting

10:00AM - 12:00PM

The BAC Local 5 Semi-Annual Meeting. Lunch will be provided.

01 Aug

BAC Local 5 Semi-Annual Meeting

10:00AM - 12:00PM

The BAC Local 5 Semi-Annual Meeting. Lunch will be provided.

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October 2024: National Depression Awareness Month

October: National Depression Awareness Month

Depression (formally called a depressive disorder) is a common mental health condition impacting millions of people each year. Many individuals do not recognize the symptoms or gravity of depression, leading to missed opportunities to get connected to treatment and prolongment of needless or excessive suffering. Depression can create challenges in all areas of life, including at work and at home. Prevalence rates are thought to be elevated amongst construction workers, making education and awareness all the more important. The IUBAC Member Assistance Program (MAP) is here to support all members and their loved ones who may be experiencing symptoms of depression. Help is available by calling 1-833-MAP-TALK, M-F, 8am-7pm ET. 

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Stay Safe In The Heat

BAC members across the country regularly work in conditions outdoors in direct sunlight or in enclosed spaces that are not climate-controlled. This leads construction workers to suffer from heat-related illnesses and, in severe cases, death.

Before working in extreme heat, review the Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) checklists: Overall Heat-Illness Prevention Program Checklist for Construction and Daily Heat-Illness Prevention Checklist for Construction

OSHA's Heat Illness Prevention campaign educates employers and workers on heat hazards and provides resources to keep workers safe. 

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OSHA Proposes Revision to Personal Protective Equipment Standard in Construction

Properly-fitting personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential in the construction industry. Too often, ill-fitting PPE does not provide workers with adequate protection, and may increase the risk for illness, injury, and death.