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What Is an Ironworker?

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What Is an Ironworker?

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An ironworker is responsible for assembling and maintaining the metal framework for buildings, bridges, highway overpasses, and other large structures. Ironworkers follow blueprints to install iron and steel girders and columns, which may involve cutting, welding, and bolting metal parts. Often, an ironworker is required to operate or direct cranes and derricks which hoist metal beams into place. Ironworkers often face strenuous, and at times dangerous, working conditions, especially when they work at great heights or in inclement weather.

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