ironworkers apprenticeship program The.What is an iron worker apprentice? The ironworker apprentice learns at school and working on the job. Apprentices are dispatched from the hall by the training coordinator and under the guidance and direction of contractor supervisiors and ironworker journeymen, are able to learn while working. Local Iron Worker Union #22 district covers approximately 3/4 of the state of Indiana and parts of Illinois. Apprentices work includes: reinforcing steel, rebar work, structural erection, heavy lifting, finishing work, sheeting, welding, maintenance, rigging, post-tensioning, and metal cutting. In addition to training and experience in these areas, apprentices also attend special classes in safety, first aid, and Osha and courses taught through Ivy Tech. How long does it take? The apprenticeship program is a 4-year program designed to teach the skills and processes required to be an iron worker. Upon completion, apprentices are graduated to journeymen iron workers, a certification recognized by contractors and employers in the construction industry. Statistically, approximately 90% of the apprentices complete the apprentice program. Who should apply? Anyone that is 18 years of age and: has a birth certificate, can provide a high school diploma or GED with official transcripts and/or scores, has valid indiana driver's license, is in good phyiscal condition, is able to pass a drug test, has reliable transportation, possess good math and reading skills, is dependable and hardworking, is legally able to work in the U.S...may apply! EOE/M/F - Apprenticeship program application is open to anyone that fits the above criteria. Veterans may qualify for GI related considerations - ask for details. |
