any journeyman ironworkers here need a job? lots of work in alberta, canada

[joe strong]

· Any United States Journeyman Ironworkers, Journeyman Welders or Journeyman Rodman who are interested in working through our Local please forward a resume to admin@ironworkers720.com. Do not contact the Local as we are just collecting names now and we will contact those interested in the next month.

local 720 ironworkers union...lots of work & we can't fill calls. $40.57\hour, pension, benefits, etc.

[joe strong]

no ironworkers? if you are a tradesmen then i would search through canada or australia for work. both countries are dying for tradesmen. pipefitters, ironworkers, scaffolders, electricians, etc...

[KING MEAT]

sounds like a calling for larry.

[joe strong]

sounds like a calling for larry.

there is money to be made in canada...

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there is money to be made in canada...

Do you have to go to a trade school to become a journeyman? 40 dollars an hour is pretty f'n nice.

[joe strong]

Do you have to go to a trade school to become a journeyman? 40 dollars an hour is pretty f'n nice.

yes you must complete an apprenticeship. different states & provinces have different programs

[Canelo Phresh]

Do you have to go to a trade school to become a journeyman? 40 dollars an hour is pretty f'n nice.

join an apprenticeship.

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join an apprenticeship.

Not to sound like a pu$$y but I don't think I'd want to do that kind of physical labor for the rest of my life. I'm more of a desk kind of guy. That's very nice pay though.

[-The Glove-]

Not to sound like a pu$$y but I don't think I'd want to do that kind of physical labor for the rest of my life. I'm more of a desk kind of guy. That's very nice pay though.

When I was younger, I had nice, cushy jobs. Then I thought it would be more rewarding to put in a hard day's work. I make twice as much now doing hard labor, but **** that...I'll take a pay cut to get out of back-breaking work.

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When I was younger, I had nice, cushy jobs. Then I thought it would be more rewarding to put in a hard day's work. I make twice as much now doing hard labor, but **** that...I'll take a pay cut to get out of back-breaking work.

I've always been a guy that doesn't need a lot. Yeah, I like nice things but as a single guy I've made sure to keep my bills rather low, so I can save and do what I want. Some people want to be wealthy but that has never been a concern of mine. Making 60,000-80,000 a year has been enough to satisfy me.

Joe, how long do iron workers usually last? I can't imagine that many 60 year olds doing it.