Helmets to Hardhats Can Help Military Veterans Find a Rewarding Career in Mechanical Insulation

The IIIATF is proud to partner with Helmets to Hardhats, an organization dedicated to helping veterans, National Guard and Reservists find rewarding careers in the building trades.

Your military service has equipped you with unique skills and experiences, and the IIIATF and Helmets to Hardhats are here to ensure those talents are honored and celebrated.

About Helmets to Hardhats

Helmets to Hardhats’ (H2H) mission is to help transition our military heroes into successful civilian careers in the building trades. Since 2003, H2H has helped more than 40,000 military personnel successfully transfer into civilian careers in the construction trades.

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Earn While You Learn

Helmets to Hardhats connects veterans with apprenticeship programs that allow them to earn a competitive wage from day one. These programs provide hands-on training, ensuring they gain practical skills while getting paid.

Diverse Career Opportunities

The construction industry offers a wide range of career paths, such as a career in mechanical insulation. With Helmets to Hardhats, you can find the perfect fit for your skills and interests, ensuring a fulfilling career that matches your aspirations.

Utilize Your GI Bill Benefits

Want to make the most of your GI Bill benefits? The GI Bill can be used to supplement your income while you learn a trade through registered apprenticeship programs like the ones offered by the Insulators Union. This financial support is in addition to the salary you receive for on-the-job training.

The amount you receive will depend on factors such as the GI Bill program you qualify for, your eligibility percentage and your training level.

To find out how much you could benefit, use the U.S. Veterans Affairs’ GI Bill Comparison Tool to calculate and compare your personal benefits across apprenticeship programs.

Ready to Get Started?

Join the tens of thousands of veterans who have found a life and career they love through registered apprenticeship programs in the construction trades. Your future in the mechanical insulation industry starts here.

For more information, visit the Helmets to Hardhats homepage or calculate your GI Bill benefits.