Administrative Procedures

At the Cal-JAC, it's our goal to keep administrative procedures as simple as possible, while still complying with all state and federal laws and regulations governing apprenticeship.

Rules and Regulations

The Rules and Regulations are the foundational document for the Cal-JAC. It contains definitions, administrative information, and detailed requirements for each of the 20 apprenticeable occupations. Click here to download the Rules and Regulations.

Apprentice Agreements

One of the first tasks for a new participating department is to request apprentices agreements for all of their qualified employees.  Whether a department is new to the program, or has been involved for many years, the Request for Apprentice Agreement form is used to request agreements for new and newly promoted employees.  Click here to download the Request for Apprentice Agreements or to view a Sample Apprentice Agreement.

Change in Apprentice Status

As changes with apprentices occur in your department, it's important to keep us informed.  Use the Change in Apprentice Status form to notify us of changes such as when an apprentice promotes to a non-apprenticeable occupation, is off work because of an injury, or leaves the department.

Reporting Training

Apprentice training hours are reported electronically on a monthly basis using one of several software packages available. For information on training codes and hours reporting, please refer to the Training Reporting Instructions Handbook.  For questions about hours reporting, please email jacdata@cpf.org

Change in Department Personnel

If your department has a change in Fire Chief, Labor President, Training Coordinator, or Instructor or Record, please use the Change in Department Personnel form to notify us.

SubJAC Appointment Forms

When new SubJAC members are appointed, please use either the SubJAC Management Appointment form or the SubJAC Labor Appointment form to notify our office.  The Fire Chief makes the management appointments, and must sign the form.  The Labor President makes the labor appointments and must sign that form.