HOW DO I BECOME AN IRONWORKER? IRONWORKER JOBLINE
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We don't go to the office, we build the office.

Whether you're already a union member, one of our esteemed officers or you're looking to become an ironworker, this site is information central. Members will find up-to-date event schedules, a Job Line, directory access and a downloadable version of our magazine - The Ironworker. Officers can access protected content including forms, applications and membership information. And for anyone interested in becoming an ironworker, this site serves as a virtual "How To Become An Ironworker" guide. Of course, being proud of our heritage, we also showcase many of the extraordinary accomplishments our members have achieved over the past 100 years. Take a look around and come back as often as you like. You're the reason we're here.

 

Ironworker Instructor Training

Read an article from AnnArbor.com on our Annual Ironworker Instructor Training program.

 

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Local Union and District Council Directory

Click on the link below to find a Local Union or District Council near you.

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Iron Worker KPIs

To grow membership and market share, we've developed "key performance indicators" so local unions can get a comprehensive indication of how well they’re functioning. To learn more about our key performance indicators and the many ways they can enhance your local union, click here. Read our Ironworkers' Standards of Excellence.

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