Ironworker - Metal Building Systems Erector
This program will train you to fabricate, construct and join scaffolding, and erect pre-engineered buildings. The ironworker – metal building systems erector apprenticeship program is a 1-year program consisting of 2 levels of technical training, each 6 weeks in duration. This craft is a sub-trade of the ironworker program.
About the program How to apply
Career Options
Ironworker – metal building systems erectors are limited to work on 1-storey, steel-framed metal buildings, generally referred to as pre-engineered buildings. Most ironworker – metal building systems erectors are employed by construction contractors, but some are employed in industries such as metal fabricating, oil and gas production, iron and steel production, electric utilities and rail transport.
Median Journeyman Salary
Starting Average
Industry Average (with experience)
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Quick Facts
Outcome: Other
Delivery Options:
Apprenticeship
International Applicants: Not accepted
Location: Edmonton and Area
Fees & Expenses
Visit the Fees & Expenses section to find the costs for each period, including tuition, books, supplies, NAITSA and materials fees.
Entrance Requirements
Academic
All applicants are required to meet the following academic and subject prerequisites.
Non-Academic
This program has additional entrance requirements in addition to academic prerequisites.
Application Deadlines
All application deadlines, start dates and training schedules are posted on the Tradesecrets website.