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Shelby Erectors to become Training Unit and Assessment Site The latest company to join the SEAA/NCCER Ironworker Craft Training Program is Shelby Erectors Inc., Davie, Fla., which recently completed training to become authorized to provide training and assessments for Reinforcing Ironworkers. “Shelby Erectors, Inc. is thrilled to be a new SEAA/NCCER Ironworker Craft Training Center and Assessment Site," said Jennifer Nix, President. "It will encourage our employees to better themselves in our industry and elevate our profession as a whole. We have already had a number of our employees eager to start the training. They see the direct benefits it affords them. Greater knowledge and skill means opportunities to advance in our company and to earn more money. For us as their employer, it means offering our customers a professional workforce that is safe and productive.” Other companies currently participating in the program include: Atlas Manufacturing (Washington, D.C.), Cooper Steel (TN), Eastern Erectors (LA), Garrison Steel (AL), S&R Enterprises (FL and PA), Schulz Ironworks (NC), Steel Fab (PA), and Trident CC (SC). Scheduled to begin the process this spring is All Things Metal (AZ), a recent new member of the association, and Derr & Isbell Construction (GA), which is coming on board as Authorized Assessment Site.
Shelby Erectors to become Training Unit and Assessment Site
The latest company to join the SEAA/NCCER Ironworker Craft Training Program is Shelby Erectors Inc., Davie, Fla., which recently completed training to become authorized to provide training and assessments for Reinforcing Ironworkers.
“Shelby Erectors, Inc. is thrilled to be a new SEAA/NCCER Ironworker Craft Training Center and Assessment Site," said Jennifer Nix, President. "It will encourage our employees to better themselves in our industry and elevate our profession as a whole. We have already had a number of our employees eager to start the training. They see the direct benefits it affords them. Greater knowledge and skill means opportunities to advance in our company and to earn more money. For us as their employer, it means offering our customers a professional workforce that is safe and productive.”
Other companies currently participating in the program include: Atlas Manufacturing (Washington, D.C.), Cooper Steel (TN), Eastern Erectors (LA), Garrison Steel (AL), S&R Enterprises (FL and PA), Schulz Ironworks (NC), Steel Fab (PA), and Trident CC (SC). Scheduled to begin the process this spring is All Things Metal (AZ), a recent new member of the association, and Derr & Isbell Construction (GA), which is coming on board as Authorized Assessment Site.