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We are here to acknowledge over 100 years of progress for working men and women in the construction industry. For more than a century, we have donated our lives, through our union, to improving the everyday lives of the people who built the great city of New York.
- Pin Ceremony
Pin Ceremony - Ironworkers Local 40
- Obituaries
The Officers, Members and staff of Local 40 wish to extend...
- About
When this local union was formed, the minimum wage and an...
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For more than a century, we have donated our lives, through...
- Meetings
Meetings - Ironworkers Local 40
- Contact
Our Location Local 40 Hall located at: 451 Park Ave South...
- 2017 Pin Recipients
2017 Pin Recipients - Ironworkers Local 40
- Pin Ceremony
Since 2015, 151 people have died performing construction work in NYC alone. Over 90% of these workers were never properly trained. You are 10 times more likely to be killed on a non union work site than a Union site. Union contractors invest millions of dollars annually to train their employees.
Iron Workers 197 is dedicated to building a bigger, better workforce of skilled union ironworkers and to recruiting and training the next generation of industry-best union ironworkers.
Local 46 provides trained professional Reinforcing Ironworkers and Lathers to commercial, industrial, and residential building contractors. Local Union 46 also operates an apprenticeship program to ensure the ongoing availability of trained, qualified workers.
About. The Joint Apprentice Committee (JAC) of Iron Workers Locals 40 & 361 is a full service training facility that administers the apprenticeship program for structural Iron Workers and Riggers in NYC and surrounding counties.
The Ironworkers of Local 580 provide New York with Breathtaking Skyline and Architecture that has made the City and Region famous. Our Curtain walls dress the most beautiful buildings in the country. The bronze and Stainless Steel Entrances and Finished lobby's are World Renowned!
The Iron Workers and their contractors bought the building 23 years ago, and work together to train the Local 40 and 361 Iron Workers to be the safest and most professional in their industry. The three-year program consists of classroom instruction — students attend classes twice-a-week and occasional Saturdays — welding, and on the job ...
