7 CCR 1108-1.8 - Policies Related to Reciprocal Approval for Federal purposes by the SAA to Apprentices, Apprenticeship Programs and Standards that are Registered in Other States

A. Reciprocity of registered apprenticeship programs.
1. Reciprocity for programs at the request of the sponsor. Colorado may grant reciprocal approval to a registered apprenticeship program which has been registered by the Office of Apprenticeship or a recognized SAA for state and federal purposes if the below criteria are met:
a. Meet Colorado (including lawful local government) wage, hour, and other labor statutes and rules, and apprentice ratio standards;
b. The program sponsor seeking reciprocity must attest that the program and individual apprentices who will work in Colorado are properly registered with the OA or SAA; and.
c. If in a licensed occupation, the standards must prepare the apprentice to meet or exceed the minimum requirements of CO state or local licensure in that occupation.
B. Reciprocity for apprentices and journeyworkers. Colorado may grant reciprocal approval to active apprentices and grant recognition of completers of registered apprenticeship in other states.
1. Reciprocity for completers of a registered apprenticeship. The occupational certificate of completion is a recognized credential in the state of Colorado for occupational proficiency. Completers of registered apprenticeship programs in licensed occupations may require additional licensure requirements in the occupation.
2. Reciprocity for active apprentices. Apprentices who have completed some portion of their registered apprenticeship program in another state are eligible for recognition in the state of Colorado. Apprentices must coordinate with the sponsor for transfer into Colorado programs.The Colorado sponsor shall ensure that any/all credit being awarded results in the apprentice receiving all education and on the job training in accordance with Colorado licensing laws and/or regulations for relevant occupations.

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7 CCR 1108-1.8
46 CR 11, June 10, 2023, effective 6/30/2023

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