IRON WORKERS LOCAL UNION NO. 396

Welcome to Iron Workers Local 396

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Join our Apprenticeship Program

An apprentice is a training-level employee who works in the building and construction trades while also attending classes to learn industry skills and safety techniques. Wages for an apprentice increase over the course of this training, which lasts from two to five years depending on the trade. An apprentice who graduates to journey-person is recognized as a well-qualified worker who can command the best wages and benefits.

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Benefits Office

Benefits Office

We hope you will find valuable information on these pages and we encourage you to use the “Contact Us” to send us your feedback. If there is info. that you would like to see included in the future let us know!

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Contractors

Contractors

Ironworkers 396 is committed to putting the most highly trained workforce into the field to work for our contractors. View our huge database full of local and regional contractors. If you need assistance, please call us today!

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Training Center

Training Center

The iron working industry is very strenuous and most tedious. An Ironworker must be alert at all times in order to perform the duties of connecting, welding, installing decking,in addition to bending and pulling of the steel.

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Members Only

Members Only

Please log in to access the Members Only sections. If you do not have a Card Number please contact the Ironworkers 396 Union Office and they will provide you with your temporary password.

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Learn more about our Services

When you're an ironworker you have the opportunity to help build the landmarks and shape the skylines of the future. It doesn't get much more gratifying than being able to stand back, admire your work and say, "I built that!".

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