Instructor who delivers classroom, hands‑on, and field instruction for structural ironworking, supporting apprenticeship and workforce development across project sites.
Responsibilities
Deliver structural ironworker instruction
Teach core structural skills
Teach drawing interpretation
Evaluate competency
Support workforce progression
Requirements
Bachelor's degree (or international equivalent)
Nice to have: NCCER Structural Ironworker credential
The Workforce Development Instructor for Structural Ironworking delivers classroom, hands-on, field, and skills-based training that supports the development, qualification, and safe performance of craft professionals on large industrial construction projects.
Responsibilities
Deliver structural ironworker instruction: Provide classroom, hands-on, and field-based instruction for apprentices, helpers, journey-level craft professionals, and supervisory personnel.
Teach core structural skills: Cover structural-steel materials and components, unloading and handling, erection sequencing, connection types, bolting, alignment, plumbing, grating, stairs, handrails, decking awareness, access, fall protection, tolerances, and inspection-readiness.
Evaluate competency: Administer written assessments, practical demonstrations, skills verifications, and job-level assessments; document results, identify performance gaps, and provide fair, skill-focused coaching and retraining.
Support workforce progression: Facilitate apprenticeship, upskilling, multiskilling, craft progression, qualification, and workforce-readiness programs aligned with established curricula and project needs.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree (or international equivalent)
Nice to have: NCCER Structural Ironworker credential
