AUSTIN, Texas, July 13 /PRNewswire/ -- While U.S. industries struggle to rebuild, today's union ironworkers are preparing to lead the next wave of new business construction. That's because amidst the economic challenges of the past several years the Iron Workers International Union (www.ironworkers.org) -- teaming with the Ironworker Management Progressive Action Cooperative Trust (IMPACT) and the Ironworkers National Training Fund (www.ironworkers.org/organization/Apprenticeship.aspx) -- has invested heavily in worksite-ready training programs for union ironworkers.
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An Ironworker is a major part of a fabrication shop, regardless of its size. An Ironworker is not only one machine, but it is 5 machines mixed into one manufactured miracle. It has a lot more versatility than most people think. This equipment is made of five working stations: punch, section shear, bar shear, plate shear, and coper-notcher.
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