Last updated August 23, 2026
Everything you need to get into Sprinkler Fitters UA Local 699: whether apprenticeship applications are open right now, how the process works, and a free alert the moment the next window opens.
Applications are accepted year-round.
Interviews held at intervals designated by the Apprenticeship Committee; granted to all who meet minimum qualifications
Official application page ↗Status last verified August 23, 2026. Source: official local/JATC site. Windows can change on short notice — always confirm details with the local before making plans.
Windows at competitive locals can cap out in days. We watch Seattle’s application status and email you the moment it opens — so you apply on day one, not day last.
We publish a journeyman rate only where the US Department of Labor has a union wage determination for the local — that figure is the local's own negotiated scale, because DOL adopts collective-bargaining rates wholesale. The counties covering Seattle, WA are on wage surveys instead, which are not union scale, so there is no rate here we can stand behind.
For reference, the median journeyman base across the 170 UA locals that do publish one is $46.10/hr — about $95,900/yr at 2,080 hours. Ask UA Local 699 directly for its current scale.
All 170 UA pay scales →UA Local 699 is based in Seattle, Washington. It represents and trains: Sprinkler Fitter.
Union hall: (206) 441-0737
From our last verification: Per the WA L&I-registered apprenticeship standards (WSATC-0066), applications are available year-round by appointment with the Training Coordinator/Director — Steve Miller (206) 450-5655 or Assistant Donnie Reese (206) 940-4919 — at 6737 Corson Ave S Bldg B, Seattle; applications obtained/submitted at that address; 18+ and HS diploma (sealed transcript showing 'graduated' accepted in lieu); advanced-standing requests (military/trade experience) must be made at time of application; the local's site itself publishes no window dates, only an interest/contact form
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As of August 23, 2026: Applications are accepted year-round. Application schedules are set by the local and its training fund and can change on short notice — always confirm on the local's own site before making plans.
Applications go through the local's apprenticeship/training program (https://ualocal699.org/apprenticeship-2/). 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 699 (Seattle, Washington) represents Sprinkler Fitter — its apprenticeship program trains those trades. If you want a different pipe trade, check the neighboring UA locals in the directory.
Most UA locals test applicants with the GAN aptitude battery — reading comprehension, numerical computation and reasoning, problem solving, paper folding, and mechanical comprehension — and rank candidates by score. Your test score plus interview decide your ranking, so prep before the window opens.
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