Last updated August 25, 2026
UA Local 633 journeyman scale is $38.41/hr ($60.67/hr with benefits) on the 2026 union determination. Below: the full pay scale, apprentice steps, whether applications are open right now, and a free alert the moment the next window opens.
Journeyman scale at UA Local 633 (Owensboro, KY) is $38.41/hr base, $60.67/hr with benefits — about $79,900/yr at 2,080 hours.
UA Local 633 has not published an apprentice wage schedule we could verify. UA locals do not share a national percentage ladder — each local negotiates its own — so we don't estimate one. See the 10 verified ladders for what the steps typically look like.
2026 Davis-Bacon union determination KY20260099 (pipefitter), observed in 1 county. Source: SAM.gov wage determination ↗
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UA Local 633 is based in Owensboro, Kentucky. It represents and trains: Plumber, Pipefitter.
Union hall: (270) 683-1587
From our last verification: ualocal633.org is still a 'Launching Soon' placeholder with no content (checked 2026-08-23); no other official source publishes the application process. Live apprenticeship trust confirmed via IRS filings. Call the hall at (270) 683-1587.
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Applications go through the local's apprenticeship/training program. The usual process: submit the application with your HS diploma or GED and ID, take the aptitude test, then complete a scored interview that sets your rank on the eligibility list.
UA Local 633 (Owensboro, Kentucky) represents Plumber, Pipefitter — its apprenticeship program trains those trades. If you want a different pipe trade, check the neighboring UA locals in the directory.
Journeyman scale at UA Local 633 is $38.41/hr base, $60.67/hr including fringe benefits — roughly $79,900 a year at 2,080 hours. That is the 2026 union wage determination KY20260099, which is the local's own negotiated scale because the Department of Labor adopts collective-bargaining rates wholesale.
UA Local 633 has not published an apprentice wage schedule we could verify. UA locals do not share a national percentage ladder — each local negotiates its own — so we don't estimate one from the $38.41/hr journeyman rate. Ask the local for its current schedule. What is true everywhere: you are paid from day one and there is no tuition.
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