Most ironworker apprenticeships last 4 years depending on the local union requirements. An ideal schedule provides equal training in structural, reinforcing, ornamental, welding, and rigging. The actual length of training for each subject may vary depending on the predominant type of work available in the local area.
Apprentices are required to receive at least 204 hours of classroom and shop instruction during every year of training. The subjects taken in the shop and classroom complement the hands-on training received in the field. The subjects include blueprint reading, care and safe use of tools, mathematics, safety issues, welding and oxy-acetylene flame cutting.
THERE IS NO UP-FRONT COSTS FOR APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING.
- 39% of college graduates will take 10 plus years paying off student loans.
- Learn the most current and cutting edge skills in the Ironworking Industry through Apprentice Training.
Ironworkers Local 798
7920 Crrary Station Rd., Semmes, AL 36575 251-645-2477
