SEAA’s U.S. Department of Labor-approved Ironworker Apprenticeship Standard provides members a tool to create and register formal training programs that meet both State and Federal government requirements. ​Participation in registered apprenticeship programs allows merit shop contractors the ability to utilize government approved apprenticeship wage rates on Davis Bacon Wage Projects.
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• Build standardization and consistency in Ironworker craft training
• Determine training needs and entry levels for apprentices.
• Design training prescriptions to fill gaps in knowledge and skills
• Increase competitive pricing for all companies.

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Flexible programs featuring SEAA Ironworker Certification, NCCER Ironworker Certification, Company Specific Modules, Crane Operator, and Qualified Rigger/Signalperson Credentials.
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• SEAA oversight for NCCER Sponsorship of your ​company
• NCCER Training for your instructors, performance evaluators, and coordinators
• Administration support for managing trainee records and test completions
• Assistance with communicating and delivering training opportunities to SEAA members
• Connections to other business sponsors throughout the United States
• Access to SEAA’s US DOL Approved Apprenticeship ​Program

SEAA offers a complete series of journey-level written assessments through the National Craft Assessment and Certification Program (NCACP).

• ​Journey Level Assessment
• Training Prescriptions
• Certified Plus Credential​

INCLUDED IN THE CUSTOM TRAINING MATERIALS ARE: ​

• ALL Core Modules
• ALL NCCER Ironworker (Levels 1, 2 and 3), Rigger (Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced) Modules
• Signal Person Modules—Receive a “Qualified” card upon successful completion
• PLUS SEAA’s custom curriculum ​

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• Must be a member in good standing with SEAA. 
• Contact SEAA office to discuss your training goals and objectives
• Develop a plan for setting up your company as a Training Unit/Assessment Site.
• Schedule 3 day training for administrators, instructors, evaluators, coordinators. This includes: Abbreviated ICTP for Admin/Performance Evaluators only, ICTP for Instructors/Performance Evaluators, Coordinator Training, Ironworker Assessment (written) *optional 
• ​Purchase Instructor and Trainee Guides
• Implement assessment, training, documentation, and credential program
• Work with individual state agencies to register apprenticeship program *optional

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Craft Training and Assessment Coordinator
Tim Eldridge, President
Education Services Unlimited
​crafttraining@seaa.net 980-722-9373 

SEAA Office
admin@seaa.net
336-294-8880