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None.
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For first eight weeks of apprenticeship, participates in formal training during the joint apprenticeship committee's vestibule training classes.
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Under the guidance of a job instructor, works as an ironworker helper to learn basics of the trade.
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Assumes basic apprentice job assignments, such as building and installing metal stairways, catwalks, floor gratings, and other metal and ornamental fixtures.
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Unloads, moves and erects derricks, cranes, jacks and cribbing on construction or repair projects.
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Uses architectural prints and oral and written instructions to fabricate and erect components of a building.
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Burns, welds, bolts and bends various metals using hand and machine tools associated with the trade.
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Will be required to take a steel walking test and an aptitude test administered by the state job service.
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Must be at least 18 years of age.
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Must have successfully completed at least 10th grade or possess an armed forces or department of education high school equivalency certificate.
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Frequently works at great heights.
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Requires long periods of standing, bending and climbing.
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Must be able to lift 75 or more pounds at times, with or without assistance.
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