IronworkersThe iron working industry is very strenuous and most tedious. An Ironworker must be alert at all times in order to perform the duties of connecting, welding, installing decking, in addition to climbing, lifting, sitting, standing, bending and pulling of the steel in the erection of buildings and spanning of bridges. An Ironworker is a stalwart individual with a great deal of upper body strength for twisting, turning, and awkward postures of the back. Blueprint and drafting reading are a part of the training to become an Ironworker and safety is a plus in training and working side by side with co-workers and other Craftsmen. Iron work is performed inside and outside in most weather conditions. You must:
How do I prepare for the trade?The following will be helpful to have completed courses in or possess the
following skills:
What are the program specifics?
Where do I apply or receive additional training?Rick Cornett - Training Coordinator Ironworkers Local Union No. 290 606 Hillrose Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45404 Phone: (937) 222-1622 Fax: (937) 222-0913 E-mail: IW290JAC@dellnet.com Local 290 E-mail: IRON290@aol.com International E-mail: RayR@IWNF.org |
