Iron Worker [iron worker pdf] Structural Iron Workers erect the steel framework for large industrial, commercial, or residential buildings, bridges, and metal tanks. They erect, bolt or weld the fabricated structural metal members that support the structure during and after construction. Iron Workers also install the metal decking for the floors and roof systems. Some iron workers, called rodmen, set steel bars (rebar) or steel mesh in forms to strengthen concrete buildings, bridges,and highways. Other iron workers, called Miscellaneous & Ornamental Iron Workers, install and assemble grills, canopies, stairways, iron ladders, decorative iron railings, posts, and gates. Working Conditions Aptitude and Interest Training
It is generally accepted that the more formalized training programs give more comprehensive skill training. Recommended high school courses include English, general math, basic algebra, geometry, mechanical drawing, blueprint reading and welding. Wages **Hourly: $34.47 + Benefits: $31.09 **Wage and compensation information based on CT Department of Labor data reported as of July 1, 2015.
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