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Document Ironworker (Generalist) Overview

Ironworkers (generalists) work with both structural/ornamental and reinforcing steel materials. They install structural/ornamental steel components, precast concrete members and glued laminated timber products (glulam) and place reinforcing steel in commercial, industrial, institutional and large residential buildings, towers, bridges and stadiums. They erect pre-engineered buildings and ornamental ironwork such as curtain walls, metal stairways, catwalks, railings and metal doors.

Ironworkers (generalists) cut, bend, lay out and place reinforcing steel rods, welded wire fabric and composite materials in a wide variety of p... Complete Description

GearTrade Skills

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  • Fabricates on-site.
  • Places pre-stressed/post-tensioning systems.
  • Installs ornamental components and systems.
  • Repairs components.
  • Interprets occupational documentation.
  • Stresses tendons.
  • Uses and maintains tools and equipment.
  • Dismantles and removes structural, mechanical and miscellaneous components.
  • Selects rigging equipment.
  • Communicates in the workplace.

WrenchTools

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  • cold chisel
  • combination square
  • bolt cutters
  • flashlight
  • chipping hammer
  • cable cutters
  • files
  • centre punch
  • beam clamps
  • drill bits
  • combination wrench set
  • Allen key set
  • bolt bag
  • finger clamps
  • chalk line
  • bar clamps
  • hack saw
  • aligning bar (sleever bar)
  • adjustable wrench
  • button pump

Text treeTerminology

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  • CRSI
  • HSS
  • ornamental components
  • AASHTO
  • EOT crane
  • accessories
  • miscellaneous iron products
  • girts
  • dunnage
  • CWB
  • PPE
  • falsework
  • CSA
  • WHMIS
  • B & O hammer
  • grating
  • OH&S
  • ANSI
  • curtain wall

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for British Columbia, Vancouver & Lower Mainland Southwest [change]

General Wage

  • Average - $25.57
  • Minimum - $18.00
  • Maximum - $32.18

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