The Ironworkers Ultimate Trade Training

The "Ironworkers Ultimate Trade Training" package is a combination of 12 different video courses in one! Every aspect of steel construction is taught in these courses. From "How Buildings are Built" to forklift operations, the fabrication process, the erection process, and more. It's all covered here.

INCLUDED COURSES AND CONTENT:

• Introduction
• Skill, Behavior, and Productivity
• How do buildings get built?
• The Ladder: Job Positions
• How to Read Drawings
• The Fabrication Process
• The Erection Process
• Your Tool Kit
• Forklifts and Telehandlers (OSHA Course)
• Scissor Lifts and Aerial Lifts (OSHA Course)
• Fall Protection (OSHA Course)
• Working Around Cranes
• Rigging Level 1 and Level 2 (OSHA Course)
• Conclusion

The OSHA Compliance Package

Keep your crews compliant. You're not interested in having everything we have, but you would like to keep your crews compliant. We got you covered.

• 4 OSHA Compliant Courses
• Quizzes
• Web & Mobile Access
• Emailed Safety Cards for your onsite evaluation

Courses Included and Standards:

• The Scissor & Aerial Lift Operators Course
  •  OSHA 1910.76 "Vehicle-mounted elevating and rotating work platforms"
  • OSHA 1926.453 "Aerial Lifts"
• The Rigging Level 1 & 2 Course
  • OSHA 1926.753 - Hoisting and Rigging
  • OSHA 1926.251 - Rigging Equipment for Material Handling
• The Forklift & Scissor Lift Course
  • OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 Powered Industrial Trucks compliant
• The Fall Protection Course
  • OSHA 1926.501 "The Fall Protection Standards for Construction"

The Steel Erection Process

THIS COURSE TEACHES:

1. The Erection Schedule, Lift Plan, & Site Safety
2. Anchor Bolts, Embeds, & the Greenlight
3. Load Lists & Yarding
4. Unload, Shake Out, Check for Centers
5. Leveling Nuts, Sequence Columns, Plumb Columns
6. Box and Fill
7. Plumbing your Structure
8. Taking Care of the Details
9. Shake Out, Deck Up, and Weld Out

The Steel Fabrication Process

THIS COURSE TEACHES:

1. Project Start, Traceability, and Staging
2. Receiving Material
3. Cutting Members
4. Cutting Parts
5. Hole Making
6. Cambering Steel
7. House Keeping and Organization
8. Layout & Fit Up
9. Weld Out
10. Bolting
11. Cleaning & Painting Steel
12. Shipping Material

Fall Protection for Construction

• OSHA 1926.501 "The Fall Protection Standards for Construction"

THIS COURSE TEACHES:

1. Fall Protection Training Requirments
2. OSHA Fall Protection Standards
3. Active & Passive Fall Protection
4. The ABCs of Fall Protection & Equipment Systems
5. Donning your Harness
6. Connecting to Anchors
7. Self and Assisted Rescue
8. Tool Security
9. Cleaning your Harness

Scissor & Aerial Lift Operator COurse

•  OSHA 1910.76 "Vehicle-mounted elevating and rotating work platforms"
• OSHA 1926.453 "Aerial Lifts"

THIS COURSE TEACHES:

1. M.E.W.P. Classifications, Scissor, and Aerial Lift Anatomy
2. Lift Stability Triangles and Tipping Prevention
3. Aerial Lift Load Capacities
4. Scissor Lift Load Capacities
5. Pre-Operational, Operational, and Environmental Inspection
6. Scissor Lift Basic Operations
7. Aerial Lift Basic Operations
8. Stowing, Manual Descent, Emergency Stop, and Safety Precautions

How to Read Steel Drawings Course

THIS COURSE BREAKS DOWN:

1. All the drawings you will come in contact with in the steel industry: Design, architectural, structural, shop, and erection drawings alike.
2. We bridge the gap to how all these drawings connect and work together to give us the big picture.
3. The anatomy of design drawings parts 1 and 2.
4. How to read all the different types of dimensions.
5. We discuss material shapes and break down their descriptions, symbols, and dimensions.
6. Help you identify structural members, parts, and assemblies.
7. We break down fabrication drawings.
8. Lastly, we explain erection drawings.

Riggers Course Lvl 1 & 2

• OSHA 1926.753 - Hoisting and Rigging
• OSHA 1926.251 - Rigging Equipment for Material Handling

THIS COURSE TEACHES:

1. WORKING LOAD LIMITS: THE FOUNDATION OF A SAFE LIFT
2. INTRODUCTION TO THE TOOLS OF RIGGING
3. SLINGS
4. HOOKS
5. SHACKLES & MASTER LINKS
6. EYEBALLS, PAD EYES, & TURNBUCKLES
7. SPREADER BEAMS & LIFTING BEAMS
8. CALCULATING YOUR LOAD
9. DETERMINE THE CENTER OF GRAVITY
10. RIGGING HITCHES & CONFIGURATIONS
11. SLING ANGLES
12. D/d RATIOS
13. THE PRE-LIFT MEETING AND EQUIPMENT INSPECTION
14. TAGLINES
15. THE RIGGERS SAFETY CHECKLIST
16. MULTILIFT RIGGING CONFIGURATIONS

Forklift & Telehandler Operator Course

• OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178 Powered Industrial Trucks compliant

THIS COURSE TEACHES:

1. Shop and telehandler vehicle anatomy.
2. Load capacity plates and the triangle of stability for our powered industrial vehicle.
3. How to read data and capacity plates for shop forklifts and telehandlers.
4. Tipping prevention and when tipping safety.
5. Telehandler and forklift pre-operation and operational inspection.
6. Telehandler and forklift operations, rules, and environment.
7. Load handling and knowing the weight of your load.
8. Unattended forklift and telehandler precautions.
9. The pre-spot meeting and signaling to an operator.

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