Mohawk Ironworkers from the Kahnawake reserve in Quebec building skyscrapers in NYC in 1965. credit: NFB(High Steel) | Old Canada Series

🎉 Congratulations to our newest Journeymen! 🎉 On October 31st, our latest class of Ironworkers 512 apprentices wrapped up their graduation program, skills assessment, and apprenticeship competition. These skilled workers have put in the hours, dedication, and hard work it takes to earn their place in the trade. We’re proud to welcome them into the next chapter of their Ironworker careers. Your brothers and sisters at Local 512 are proud of you — the future of our trade is in strong hands. 💪🔥

Another stop on the Road to Convention! We checked out the new St. Genevieve High School Wrestling Facility, where a couple dozen Iron Workers from Local 396 are putting their skills to work. The floor plan includes a practice wrestling area, office and storage space, locker rooms and restrooms, and even a golf simulation room. Iron Workers are leading the metal building work on this project, raising the steel, setting the frame, and installing the roof and wall panels that shape the structure.