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Apprentice Status Report History 8-20-2021 Office of the Labor Commissioner State Apprenticeship Council List of Registered Apprentices as of 8/20/2021 Apprentice Number Last Name First Name Date Apprenticeship Occupation Title CA12N097284 BREWSTER WILLIAM 2/2/2017 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2017034671 Gardner Trevor 8/16/2017 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2017034672 Blanquet Wences 8/16/2017 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000216 Smith Jody 10/24/2017 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000533 Frybarger Matthew 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000534 Pennell Brandon 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000535 Culp Caleb 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000536 Moody Nicholas 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000540 Jackson Niko 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000541 Pusich Luke 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000545 Bryan Kevin 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000549 Clymens Scott 1/10/2018 PLUMBER NV2018000550 Gutierrez Brandon 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000551 Imperial Carter 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018000553 Fitch Richard 1/10/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001168 Lawson Jeremy 5/1/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001321 Dalen Wesley 6/25/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001322 Collins Hayden 6/25/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001323 Paam Augustine 6/25/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001986 DeCambra Paul 7/19/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001987 Thompson Tyler 7/19/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001988 Newbrough Dakota 7/19/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001989 Metz Dane 7/19/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001992 Ross Taylor 7/19/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001993 Cullen Trevor 7/19/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001998 McConnell Justice 7/19/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2018001999 Contreras Bryan 7/19/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000070 Awali Firas 12/13/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000071 Baldwin Jacob 12/13/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000072 Callahan Brian 12/13/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000073 Grundmeyer Hunter 12/13/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000074 Hopkins Eric 12/13/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) Page 1 of 183 Office of the Labor Commissioner State Apprenticeship Council List of Registered Apprentices as of 8/20/2021 Apprentice Number Last Name First Name Date Apprenticeship Occupation Title NV2019000076 Jackson Edward 12/13/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000077 Lacovara Shane 12/13/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000078 Molina Christian 12/18/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000079 Paloney Nick 12/13/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000084 Skochenko Tyler 12/13/2018 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000085 Wheeler William 1/18/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019000088 Sukraw Jaret 12/13/2018 PLUMBER NV2019000089 Rubio Travis 12/18/2018 PLUMBER NV2019000090 Lambdin William 12/13/2018 PLUMBER NV2019000091 Valle-Monroy Alan 12/13/2018 PLUMBER NV2019000093 Pimpton Benjamin 12/13/2018 PLUMBER NV2019001250 Garza Maximiano 6/11/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001251 Feist Jason 6/11/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001252 Mackintosh Austin 6/11/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001256 Welden Tyler 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001258 Cruz Ricardo 6/11/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001261 Bass Steven 6/11/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001263 Lenwell Chris 6/11/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001694 Bailey Erik 6/11/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001888 Gulla Adam 8/21/2019 PLUMBER NV2019001889 Spellman Caleb 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001891 Perez-Guardado Alejandro 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001895 Maramaldi Richard 8/21/2019 PLUMBER NV2019001897 Judd Cody 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001901 Crawley Justin 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001902 Harlan Lane 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001903 Villa Anthony 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001904 Purgitt Jacob 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001905 Hunter Casey 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019001906 Baradic Brandon 8/21/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019002863 Burr Zachary 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019002868 Riolo Peter 12/16/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) Page 2 of 183 Office of the Labor Commissioner State Apprenticeship Council List of Registered Apprentices as of 8/20/2021 Apprentice Number Last Name First Name Date Apprenticeship Occupation Title NV2019002869 Lopez Richard 12/16/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2019002873 Olivarez Daniel 12/16/2019 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020000896 Cerritos Jose 6/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020000897 Newman Joshua 6/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020000899 Longley Steven 6/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020000900 Watt Dustin 6/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020000902 Hernandez-Vasquez Carlos 6/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020000907 Montenegro Dominic 6/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020000910 Dyer Joseph 6/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020000911 Gillis Austin 6/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001671 Carney Chase 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001673 Gilbert Matthew 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001674 Carter Jeffrey 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001675 Kohls Zachary 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001676 Herrera Padilla Jonatan 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001677 Eckel Timothy 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001679 Santos Rafael 11/23/2020 PLUMBER NV2020001680 Fernandez Humberto 11/23/2020 PLUMBER NV2020001683 Lugo Brad 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001685 McDaniels Kevin 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001686 Hayward Gage 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2020001687 Calamateos Brian 11/23/2020 PLUMBER NV2020001690 Goodell Brock 11/23/2020 PLUMBER NV2020001692 Collins Serae 11/23/2020 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000018 Espinoza Erik 1/12/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000019 Lara-Hernandez Victor 1/12/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000532 Lee Jaewon 4/26/2021 PLUMBER NV2021000533 Velasquez Johnny 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000535 Crockett Alexander 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000536 Penick Cole 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000539 Hernandez Nestor 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000541 Marine Theodore 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) Page 3 of 183 Office of the Labor Commissioner State Apprenticeship Council List of Registered Apprentices as of 8/20/2021 Apprentice Number Last Name First Name Date Apprenticeship Occupation Title NV2021000543 Martin Tommy 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000547 Berumen Sergio 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000548 Hilliary Morgan 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000549 Moore Jordan 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000550 Rivera Castro Cesar 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000551 Castro-Zamilpa Fernando 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000552 Robinson Trevor 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021000628 Murua Eliam 4/26/2021 ELECTRICIAN (Alternate Title: Interior Electrician) NV2021001117
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