Ironworker at Pacific Northwest Ironworkers & Employers Apprenticeship & Training Trust Local 732 JATC

The Pacific Northwest Ironworkers & Employers Apprenticeship & Training Trust, Local 732 JATC, sponsors this union ironworker apprenticeship in Pocatello, ID. Part of a regional training trust that spans the Pacific Northwest, this program provides apprentices in Southeast Idaho with structured, union-quality training for careers in structural, reinforcing, and ornamental ironwork.

The four-year apprenticeship delivers 6,000 hours of paid on-the-job training and 576 hours of related technical instruction. Apprentices work on construction projects throughout the region, gaining hands-on experience in structural steel erection, rebar tying and placement, rigging and crane signaling, and safety practices for elevated work. Technical instruction covers blueprint reading, rigging fundamentals, fall protection, OSHA safety standards, and structural material knowledge.

Graduates earn journeyman ironworker status recognized across the Pacific Northwest through the JATC framework, giving them access to union job networks and opportunities on major projects in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and beyond. Pocatello's industrial base and regional construction activity support steady demand for qualified ironworkers. Apprentices are paid throughout the full duration of the program.