Bricklayers Allied Craftworkers Local 2 NY/VT
About us
Proud History
Founded in 1865, the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers represents craftworkers in the trowel trades across the United States and Canada including bricklayers, stone and marble masons, cement masons, plasterers, tilesetters, terrazzo and mosaic workers, and pointers/cleaners/caulkers.
Every BAC member is an important part of the Union’s proud
history and bright future. BAC continues to provide members with superior services and representation.
Pat Tirino
President
BAC Local #2 Executive Board
518-456-5477
Kevin Potter
Secretary Treasurer
Field Representative
BAC Local #2 Executive Board
518-456-5477
518-466-3083
Martin Dillon
Vice Chairman
Field Representative
BAC Local #2 Executive Board
315-622-2081
315-622-2082
Matt Zink
Vice Chairman
Training Coordinator
BAC Local #2 Executive Board
518-496-1333
Luke Renna
Field Representative
BAC Local #2 Committee Member
315-622-2081
315-622-2082
Woody Miller
Vice Chairman
Field Representative
BAC Local #2 Executive Board
518-466-2188
315-385-9383
"Rebuilding the American Workforce"
The B.A.C. represents over 100,000 Masonry and Tile Craftworkers in the United States and Canada.
We at B.A.C. Local #2 supply skilled labor to contractors in 26 counties in New York State. We have built Northeastern and Central New York from the first bit of concrete foundations to the highest masonry capped roof tops of the largest and most visible projects.
We are a progressive force in building the communities in Upstate New York. We have a labor agreement with our contractors that guarantees the wages, benefits and working conditions of our members. Union members elect their representatives who bargain with our contractors as equals.
Our goal is to represent all trowel trade workers who want a bright future and a career with dignity. If you are working in the masonry trades, we invite you to join B.A.C Local #2 of New York!
Organizing
The International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers is a service organization that helps improve members’ quality of life – both on and off the job – through access to good jobs, fair wages and quality benefits, and by building solidarity and support among all BAC members. According to the IU’s Constitution, the objectives of the Union are to: