Local 751 Ironworkers Greenland Second Page
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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:AGE - Eighteen years of ageEDUCATION - High school graduate or GED equivalent |
Required Documentation Needed:
Applications will not be processed until minimum qualifications are met. Applications may be updated at anytime. |
Other Helpful Documents:
Applications may be updated at anytime. |
RANKING OF APPLICANTS:Applicants are ranked numerically on an eligibility list for Apprenticeship entry.Ranking points are given for education, previous employment, past employers’ recommendations, and for military service. Classes useful in preparation for a career in the Union Ironworking industry are: 1. Mathematics 2. Drafting and blueprint reading 3. Construction technology 4. Shop classes 5. Welding |
WagesEffective September 1, 2007 the wage for journeymen in the occupation is $30.79 per hour plus benefits. First year apprentices start at 60% of the journeyman wage. Ironworkers receive pension benefits, annuities, as well as family health and life insurance policies. An ironworker's membership allows a member to work in different local unions throughout the United States and Canada at wages between $16 and $30 per hour plus benefits. Once an apprentice has completed their apprenticeship, they may apply for work in any local needing journeymen. |

