WHAT WILL I LEARN?
An Ironworker Apprentice of Local 404 learns various skills necessary for on the job success including:
· Structural steel erection
· Rigging
· Blueprint reading
· Welding, flame cutting and plasma arc welding and cutting
· Reinforcing concrete
· Fence installation
· Architectural and ornamental erection
· Scaffold Use
· Pre-engineered metal buildings
· Post-tensioned reinforcing systems
· Precast safety and erection
· Fork lift operations
In addition to these ‘hands on’ activities, demonstrations by equipment suppliers and classroom lectures, Apprentices will have instruction time on various safety related issues such as:
· 10-Hour OSHA Training
· OSHA Sub-Part R
· OSHA 30-Hour Safety Course
· Hazardous Material Training
· Lead Hazardous Training for Ironworkers
· Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) Training for Ironworkers
· Disaster Response Training for Ironworkers
Lastly, apprentices will learn the history of our union, mathematics for the Ironworker and various metrics that set Ironworkers apart from other trades.