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JOSEPH HUNTGeneral President

Since its founding in 1896, members of what isnow the International Association of Bridge,Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron

Workers have played a key role in building the bridges,highways, and tunnels across North America.

In the United States, the role became increasinglymore visible when President Eisenhower signed intolaw the bill creating the federal Interstate HighwaySystem, which not only opened the door to faster andsafer vehicular travel, but also proved to be a boostfor the economy. Fifty years later, we’re still reapingthe benefits of that program.

Ironworkers benefited from the influx of jobs thenew interstate program spawned. It created millionsof man-hours for our members and all of the buildingtrades. The highway system helped generate thewhole growth of our country beyond the major cities;with the highway system, the whole country boomed.

At the end of 2005, the Interstate Highway Systemincluded 55,512 bridges. Many of those crossings arehighly-engineered spans, but most are common inter-change ramps and simple overpasses over local roads.Yet each makes transportation faster and moreefficient for the millions of motorists who dailytravel the system without a single thought that 50years ago these major highways were merely a vision.

Ironworkers have contributed their blood, sweat,and tears to the job as they helped build the bridges,

tunnels, highways and eventhe rail guards along the thou-sands of miles connecting theinterstate roads. Some evengave their life.

From the beginning of theprogram the outlook for iron-workers’ participation wasstrong. General PresidentJ.H. Lyons wrote a letter onJan. 3, 1955 to our affiliatedlocal unions with an opti-

mistic picture for the coming year. He pointed outthat Congress had allocated $90 billion for highwayconstruction over the next ten years.

Missouri was where it all began. The first contractsfor the new Interstate Highway System were awardedin Missouri: one for I-44 in Laclede County andanother for I-70 construction in Charles County. Iknow because I worked on both these projects in thelate 1960s when I was a young apprentice with Local396 in St. Louis.

I worked for Fred Weber Inc., one of the biggesthighway and bridge contractors in Missouri. Weberhad me working as a member of the rebar gang onthe old Route 66 and Route 55, which are now partof the interstate system. I admit at the time I didn’trealize the importance of the highway system.

To be honest, I didn’t pay any attention to the 1956legislation creating the interstate system until yearslater when I was elected business agent for Local 396.It was then I realized how much work had beencreated by the Act and how much it was doing for thecreation of jobs.

The work continues even today, with ironworkers

repairing or replacing elements of the InterstateHighway System. Along I-95, which stretches morethan 1,800 miles from Miami to Houlton, Maine,ironworkers are rebuilding the Trout River Bridge inJacksonville, Fla. An upgrade of I-70 from downtownSt. Louis to I-270 will take the highway into the 21stcentury. Also, the Woodrow Wilson Bridge replacement,which spans Maryland, Washington, D.C., andVirginia, is nearing completion of its first phase.

Union ironworkers were instrumental in buildingBoston’s Big Dig, the biggest project in Interstatehistory. Other highlights of the system include iron-workers who helped build the Eisenhower Tunnel onI-70 in Colorado. It is the highest point in the systemat 11,192 feet above sea level. The Glenwood Canyontunnel along I-70 in Colorado and the Lowry HillTunnel along I-94 in Minneapolis, Minn. were alsoconstructed by union ironworkers.

Famous tunnels along New York highways werebuilt by union ironworkers: the Holland Tunnel alongI-78; the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel along I-478; theLincoln Tunnel along I-495; and the Queens MidtownTunnel along I-495. Members of Local 3 in Pittsburghhelped construct the Fort Pitt Tunnel along I-279 andthe Squirrel Hill Tunnel along I-376. They alsoworked on the Ft. Duquesne Bridge along I-279.

In California, union ironworkers were instrumentalin building bridges and tunnels along I-80. The SanFrancisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and the Alfred Zampa(Carquinez) Bridge all bear our craftwork. TheTreasure Island/Yerba Buena Island Tunnel on theSan Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge also was built byironworkers. Sections of the Richmond-San RafaelBridge along I-580 and the Bencia-Martinez Bridgealong I-680 also reflect union craft efforts. Furthernorth, the I-5 Bridge over the Columbia River inOregon and Washington was completed by unionironworkers.

There are other projects too numerous to mentionhere, but I wanted to convey the magnitude of workgenerated by transportation legislation and what itmeans to us as ironworkers. The good news is onAugust 10, 2005, Congress passed the Safe,Accountable, Flexible, and Efficient TransportationEquity Act – A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU).SAFETEA-LU will provide $286.4 billion in guar-anteed funding for federal surface transportationprograms. Canada is also on the verge of its largestinfrastructure investment. The tremendous energyresources being tapped there require the building ofmore railroad and vehicular bridges and expansionof ports than have been built in the last fifty years.This adds up to the largest amount ever dedicated toNorth America’s infrastructure and means thatanother generation of ironworkers will take theirturn giving their blood, sweat, and muscle to improveour transportation systems and our way of life.

Fraternally,

Ironworkers Build North America’s Infrastructure

This adds up to the largest amountever dedicated to North America’sinfrastructure and means that anothergeneration of ironworkers will taketheir turn giving their blood, sweat, andmuscle to improve our transportationsystems and our way of life. ’’

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JOSEPH J. HUNTGeneral PresidentSuite 4001750 New York Ave., N.W.Washington, DC 20006Office: (202) 383-4810Fax: (202) 638-4856

MICHAEL FITZPATRICKGeneral SecretarySuite 4001750 New York Ave., N.W.Washington, DC 20006Office: (202) 383-4820Fax: (202) 347-2319

WALTER WISEGeneral TreasurerSuite 4001750 New York Ave., N.W.Washington, DC 20006Office: (202) 383-4830Fax: (202) 383-6483

ROBERT J. SPILLERFirst General Vice President2106 Washington RoadSuite 400Canonsburg, PA 15317Office: (724) 745-5893Fax: (724) 745-5863

GORDON STRUSSSecond General Vice PresidentP.O. Box 319, 122 Main StreetLuck, WI 54853-0319Office: (715) 472-4250/4251Fax: (715) 472-4253

EDWARD C. McHUGHThird General Vice President2849 Andrea DriveAllentown, PA 18103Office: (610) 776-1063Fax: (610) 776-1660

GEORGE E. KRATZERFourth General Vice PresidentFranklin Square Office Center8401 Claude Thomas RoadSuite 37Franklin, OH 45005Office: (937) 746-0854Fax: (937) 746-0873

RICHARD WARDFifth General Vice President5964 Dayton BoulevardChattanooga, TN 37415Office: (423) 870-1982Fax: (423) 876-0774

FRED MARRSixth General Vice President1350 L'Heritage DriveSarnia, Ontario N7S 6H8CanadaOffice: (519) 542-1413/1414Fax: (519) 542-3790

EDWARD J. WALSHSeventh General Vice President505 White Plains Rd.Suite 200Tarrytown, NY 10591Office: (914) 332-4430Fax: (914) 332-4431Email: ironworkdc@aol.com

JAY HURLEYEighth General Vice President191 Old Colony Ave.P.O. Box 96S. Boston, MA 02127Tel: 617-268-2382Fax: 617-268-1394E-mail: Jay7@gis.net

JOE STANDLEYNinth General Vice President1660 San Pablo Ave., Suite CPinole, CA 94564Office: 510-724-9277Fax: 510-724-1345

RONALD C. GLADNEYGeneral CounselBartley, Goffstein, L.L.C.4399 Laclede AvenueSt. Louis, MO 63108Office: (314) 531-1054Fax: (314) 531-1131Headquarters Office: (202) 383-4868Headquarters Fax: (202) 638-4856

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Department of Ornamental,Architectural & MiscellaneousMetals (DOAMM) Tel: (630) 238-1003Fax: (630) 238-1006

Ironworkers Political Action League Tel: (202) 383-4805Fax: (202) 347-3569

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THE IRONWORKER ISSN:0021163X Published monthly, except for a combined July-August issue, for $5.00 per year by the International Association of Bridge,Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers, 1750 New York Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006. Preferred periodicals postage paidat Washington, D.C. and additional mailing offices. Printed on union-made paper. Postmasters: Send change of address to Ironworker- 1750New York Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006Canada Agreement Number 40009549.

On The CoverThousands of trade persons came toWashington, D.C. to attend the 2006 Building Trades Conference. The BuildingTrades are moving forward in 2006 andstrengthening unions position in theconstruction industry.

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The Building and Construc-tion Trades Department Pres-ident Edward C. Sullivan

and Secretary - Treasurer SeanMcGarvey opened the conferencewith exuberance, as PresidentSullivan stated “even though thereis a division in the house of labor,the 2000 delegates in this audienceis testimony to the fact all laborstands shoulder to shoulder whenit really counts.” There were sig-nificant numbers of Laborers,Carpenters, Teamsters and Oper-ating Engineers in attendance

because they have been buildingtrades members all their life andfelt it was the right thing to do.

The program was loaded withprominent speakers. Opening daypresentations were made by IowaGovernor Tom Vilsack, MichiganGovernor Jennifer M. Granholm,U.S. Representative Jo AnnEmerson (R-8th District Missouri),U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel (R-Nebraska), and the Honorable EliotSpitzer, New York AttorneyGeneral.

The following days of the pro-

gram had many more prominentspeakers including a very inter-esting appearance by SenatorJohn McCain (R-Arizona). Someof the Senator’s rhetoric was illreceived by many of the buildingtrades’ crowd. His stand on immi-gration was considered myopic bymany in the audience when hestated we needed undocumentedworkers to fill low paying jobslike crop picking and construc-tion. After a very negative reac-tion from the floor, SenatorMcCain offered to leave if not

The 2006 Building and Construction Trades Department Legislative Conference opened on April 3, 2006.

The 2006 Building andConstruction Trades Department

Legislative Conference

The 2006 Building andConstruction Trades Department

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Ironworker turned CongressmanStephen F. Lynch (D-9th DistrictMassachusetts) delivered possiblythe most heartfelt speech. Hestarted his remarks by thankingthe ironworkers not just in hishome Local 7 in Boston, but givinga litany of locals he worked inwhen times were tough and hehad to boom out. He concludedhis speech with an emotionalpromise to never forget the menand women that strap a belt on toearn a living. He received a standingovation.

General President Joseph Hunt welcomes Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm.

given the respect to finishhis comments. The buildingtrades’ members were silentfor the remainder of theSenator ’s remarks. To hiscredit, Senator McCain agreedto take questions from thefloor. After many very pointedquestions reflecting the viewsof unions and their frustrationswith the current administra-tion, Senator McCain agreed tolisten and consider any con-structive ideas.

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Our own Director of Jurisdiction Bill Tweet gave a PowerPointpresentation to the NEA members regarding new marketingstrategies to help expand the maintenance agreement base.

The NEA rolls out the new nameof The Association of UnionContractors (“TAUC”- pronouncedtalk.) The mission of TAUC isto provide the same outstandingsupport to union contractorsthrough programs like theNational Maintenance Agree-ment Policy Committee(NMAPC), while reaching out toa larger contractor base. TheNMA was founded through ajoint effort by the IronWorkers International and thecontractor community and willalways have a special relation-ship with the Iron Workers.

General President Joseph Hunt attends annual NEA meeting.

NEA Annual Meeting2006

Impartial Secretary Noel Borck, Management Co-Chair Jack Bartnett, General PresidentJoseph Hunt, TAUK President Bill Brown, and TAUK Executive Director Wayne Rice solidifiedthe Iron Workers’ relationship with TAUC at the meetings.

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Joe Standley AppointedNinth General Vice President

General Executive Council Meeting

Joe Standley, Local 75 (Phoenix, Ariz.) has steadily worked his wayup the ranks of our organization since becoming business agentof Local 75 in 1982. By 1985, he moved up to FST/BM and main-tained that position until General President Joseph Hunt appoint-ed him general organizer for the International on February 4,2002. He has served his district council as financial secretary-trea-surer/recording secretary from 1998-2001, second vice presidentfrom 2001-2002, first vice president from 2002 and became pres-ident of the California and Vicinity District Council in 2006. Afterthe swearing in ceremony General President Hunt said, “I amlooking forward to working with you in your new capacity as gen-eral vice president of this International Association and I knowyou will be an asset to the General Executive Council.”

The New General Executive CouncilBottom row (left to right): Third General Vice President Edward C. McHugh, First General Vice President Robert J. Spiller, GeneralSecretary Michael Fitzpatrick, General President Joseph J. Hunt, General Treasurer Walter Wise, and Second General Vice PresidentGordon Struss. Top row (left to right): General Counsel Ronald C. Gladney, Eighth General Vice President Jay Hurley, Sixth GeneralVice President Fred Marr, Fifth General Vice President Richard Ward, Seventh General Vice President Edward J. Walsh, NinthGeneral Vice President Joe Standley, and Fourth General Vice President George E. Kratzer.

First General Vice PresidentDick Zampa Retires

General Secretary Mike Fitzpatrick, General PresidentJoseph Hunt, and General Treasurer Walter Wiseproudly present retired General Vice PresidentRichard Zampa (second from left) with a proclama-tion recognizing his fifty years of service to theironworking industry.

APPRENTICESHIP and TRAINING DEPARTMENTby Mike White

DEPARTMENTAL REPORTSDEPARTMENTAL REPORTS

Ironworker QualifiedInstructor CertificateProgram

Each year the National Ironwork-ers and Employers Apprenticeship

Training and Journeyman UpgradingFund (NIEATJUF) conducts instruc-tor training activities. The majority ofthese activities are carried out duringthe annual instructor trainingprogram held at the University of SanDiego. The primary goal of thisprogram is to develop qualified instruc-tors capable of implementing effectiveironworker apprenticeship training

and journeyman upgrading programs. In an effort to recognize trained instructors, the NIEATJUF is

implementing a Qualified Ironworker Instructor Certificateprogram. The objective of the program is to recognize those iron-worker instructors who have completed specific professional andtechnical courses as part of the annual instructor training program.

The Iron Workers have a strong education and training systemthroughout the United States and Canada. The output of thissystem is a highly trained ironworker able to meet the needs ofour contractors and employers. This instructor certificate programcomplements the Ironworker Apprenticeship CertificationProgram (IACP) as both will help strengthen the quality of ourapprenticeship programs.

An effective ironworker instructor is one who has up-to-date tech-nical knowledge and skills and who is able to competently conductclassroom and hands-on or shop training sessions. This certificateprogram recognizes this combination of technical expertise andprofessional training skills by requiring that the instructorcomplete a series of courses in each of these areas.

During each annual instructor training program the participantis able to complete at least 40 hours of training. With over 40 profes-sional and technical courses offered each year, the instructor isable to select those courses that will help him or her become abetter instructor. In order to meet the requirements to receive thecertificate, the instructor must complete at least 200 totalhours of technical and professional training, which willrequire approximately five years.

The instructor must have completed the following profes-sional courses. These courses are also required for thedegree program with the National Labor College. As such,they are equivalent to a specific number of hours of collegecredit.

Principles of Instruction (PDC1 – 10 hours)Instructional Planning (PDC2 – 10 hours)Testing and Evaluation Strategies (PDC3–10 hours)Communications Skills and Motivation

Techniques (PDC4 – 10 hours)Developing Instructional Media

(PDC5 – 10 hours) OR

Facilitation Skills for Ironworker Instructors(PDC9 – 10 hours)

Presenting Illustrated Lectures and TechnicalDemonstrations (PDC6 – 10 hours)

Working with Learners with Special Needs (PDC7 – 20 hours)

Teaching the History of the Ironworkers Union(SDC2 – 20 hours)

The instructor must also have completed at least 100 hours oftechnical courses. Each year there are numerous technical cours-es in structural, welding, ornamental, reinforcing, post tension-ing, safety, instruments, powder-actuated fasteners, mine safetyand health (MSHA), rigging, computer applications, and manymore.

There is no time limit on completing the requirements for thecertificate and courses completed in the past will count towardmeeting the requirements of the certificate.

To apply for the certificate, the apprenticeship coordinatorrequests a transcript of the instructor’s courses from the Appren-ticeship and Training Department. The instructor then completesthe certificate application. The completed application and tran-script are then submitted to the Apprenticeship and TrainingDepartment.

Upon receipt, review and approval of the application, the instruc-tor will receive notification that the certificate will be given at thenext instructor training program in San Diego or the certificatemay be mailed to the local union for presentation to the instruc-tor. The certificate will include the instructor’s name and will indi-cate completion of the necessary courses to be considered a Qual-ified Ironworker Instructor. The certificate will be signed by theGeneral President and will be suitable for framing.

In 2005, we presented 32 certificates to qualified instructors. Sofar this year, we have mailed one certificate and expect to presentmany more during the annual program in July in San Diego.

We are confident that the Qualified Ironworker Instructor Certifi-cate program will help to improve the quality of our education andtraining system throughout the United States and Canada. In theevent you have questions regarding this program, please contactthis office.

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General Secretary Mike Fitzpatrick, General Treasurer Walter Wise,and Executive Director of Apprenticeship and Training Mike Whitepresent a certificate to a qualified instructor.

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‘’IRONWORKERS’ JOB LINE’’is now available on the web

please visit www.ironworkers.orgto find out which locals need workers, type of work, and who to contact.

1-800-369-JOBS (5627)

Decking

Since January 1, 2001, deckingaccidents have claimed the lives

of fifteen union ironworkers in theUnited States and Canada. This isfifteen too many. Below, I would liketo go over some of the rules thatgovern the placing of metal decking.

Under 1926.754 (e), metal deck-ing shall not be hoisted by bundlepackaging and strapping unlessspecifically designed for thatpurpose. You must secure any looseitems, such as dunnage, flashing,etc. to the top of the bundles before

they are hoisted. No bundles of decking may be placed onsteel joists until all bridging has been installed and anchoredand all joist bearing ends attached, unless the followingconditions are met. The employer has first determined froma qualified person and documented in a site-specific erec-tion plan that the structure or portion of the structure iscapable of supporting the load; the bundle of decking isplaced on a minimum of three steel hoists; at least one rowof bridging is installed and anchored; the total weight of thebundle does not exceed 4,000 pounds (1816 kg), and the edgeof the construction load shall be placed within 1 foot (.30 m)of the bearing surface of the joist end. Metal decking shallbe landed on framing members so that enough support isprovided to allow the bundles to be unbanded withoutdislodging the bundles from the supports. At the end of theshift, or when environmental or jobsite conditions require,metal decking shall be secured against displacement. Roofand floor holes shall be decked over. Where large size, config-uration, or other structural design does not allow openingsto be decked over (elevator shafts, stairwells, etc.), employ-ees shall be protected from fall hazards by guardrail systems,safety net systems, personal fall arrest systems, position-ing device systems, or fall restraint systems. Metal deckingholes and openings shall not be cut until immediately priorto being permanently filled with the equipment or structureneeded to fulfill its specific use. If this is not possible, thenthe opening must be covered. The cover must be capable of

supporting, without failure, twice the weight of the employ-ees, equipment, and materials that may be imposed on thecover at any one time. All covers shall be secured wheninstalled to prevent accidental displacement by the wind,equipment, or employees. All covers shall be painted withhigh-visible paint or shall be marked with the word “HOLE”or “COVER” to provide warning of the hazard. Decking gapsaround columns shall have wire mesh, exterior plywood, orequivalent installed around the columns where metal deck-ing does not fit tightly. The material used must be of suffi-cient strength to provide fall protection for personnel andprevent objects from falling though.

For an ironworker to place decking, he or she must havecompleted the Sub-part R Steel Erection Standard trainingoffered by the Ironworkers National Fund through the localunion. The decking training falls under 1926.761, Train-ing, (c) “Controlled Decking Zone” (CDZ). A CDZ may beestablished in that area of the structure, over 15 and up to30 feet above a lower level, where metal decking is initiallybeing installed and forms the leading edge of a work area.Each ironworker working at the leading edge in a CDZ shallbe protected from fall hazards of more than two stories or30 feet (9.1 m), whichever is less. Only those employeesengaged in leading edge work are permitted to be in a CDZ,and the boundaries of a CDZ shall be designated and clear-ly marked by the use of control lines or the equivalent. TheCDZ shall not be more than 90 (27.4 m) feet and 90 (27.4 m)feet deep from any leading edge. You are not permitted toallow unsecured decking to exceed 3000 square feet (914.4square meters). When attaching metal decking in a CDZ,you shall begin at the leading edge and work back to thecontrol line, and each metal decking panel shall have a mini-mum of two attachments. When you are ready to make thefinal deck attachments and install shear connectors, youmay not do this while still in a CDZ.

All of the information above and much more may be foundin 29 CFR 1926, OSHA Construction Industry Regulationsmanual, or at www.oshacfr.com. By brushing up on thisinformation, it just may save your life and that of those work-ing with you. Remember, it’s not only the responsibility ofthe foreman on the job to look out for his or her crew, butalso the individuals who make up the crew to look after eachmember’s safety on the jobsite.

SAFETY AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORTby Frank Migliaccio

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477. SHEFFIELD, AL A & B A & B ***

480. ELIZABETH, NJ A A

482. AUSTIN, TX A & B A & B ***483. HACKENSACK, NJ A A489. SCRANTON, PA A A492. NASHVILLE, TN A & B A & B ***495. ALBUQUERQUE, NM A & B A & B ***496. PORTLAND, ME A & B A & B ***498. ROCKFORD, IL A & B A & B ***512. MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MN A & B A & B ***549. WHEELING, WV A & B A & B ***550. CANTON, OH A & B A & B ***568. CUMBERLAND, MD A & B A & B577. BURLINGTON, IA A & B A & B ***580. NEW YORK, NY A584. TULSA, OK A & B A & B ***591. SHREVEPORT, LA A & B A & B ***597. JACKSONVILLE, FL A & B A & B601. CHARLESTON, SC A & B A & B ***623. BATON ROUGE, LA A & B A & B ***697. ROANOKE, VA A & B A & B ***704. CHATTANOOGA, TN A & B A & B ***709. SAVANNAH, GA A & B A & B ***710. MONROE, LA A & B A & B ***732. POCATELLO, ID A & B A & B ***751. ANCHORAGE, AK A & B A & B ***769. ASHLAND, KY A & B A & B ***772. CLEARFIELD, PA A & B A & B ***782. PADUCAH, KY A & B A & B ***787. PARKERSBURG, WV A & B A & B ***798. MOBILE , AL A & B A & B ***808. ORLANDO, FL A & B A & B ***843. GREENSBORO, NC A & B A & B ***846. WASHINGTON, D.C. A & B A & B ***

CanadaH & W PENSION ANNUITY

97. VANCOUVER, BC A & B A & B700. WINDSOR, ON A720. EDMONTON, AB A & B A & B721. TORONTO, ON A & B A & B725. CALGARY, AB A & B A & B728. WINNIPEG, MB A & B A & B ***736. HAMILTON, ON A752. HALIFAX, NS A & B A & B759. THUNDER BAY, ON A765. OTTAWA, ON A771. REGINA, SK A & B A & B786. SUDBURY, ON A842. ST. JOHN, NB A & B A & B ***

Local Unions Signatory to the Iron Workers International Reciprocal Agreements for Health & Welfare, Pension and Annuity

Revised May 1, 2006

Health & WelfareA&B = Money Follows the Man

A = Point of Claim

PensionA&B = Money Follows the Man

A = Pro-Rata

Annuity*** Local Union signatory to the IronWorkers International ReciprocalAnnuity Agreement

U.S. LocalsLU City H & W PENSION ANNUITY

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THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND VICINITYTEL: 510-724-9277 FAX: 510-724-1345

E-mail: bernadettedominguez@dciw.orgOFFICE: 1660 San Pablo Avenue, Suite C, Pinole, CA 94564MEETS: 3rd Saturday - January in Los Angeles (alternate years,January meeting to be held in Honolulu, April in Phoenix, July in SanDiego, October in San Francisco).Joe Standley, President; Bill Tweet, 1st Vice President; DonZampa, 2nd Vice President; Dan Hellevig, 3rd Vice President; , SteveFox, Financial Secretary/Treasurer; John Rafter, Recording Secretary;Sam Martinez, Sgt-at-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 75, 118, 155, 229, 377, 378, 416, 433, 509, 624, 625, 627, 742, 790, 803, 844.

EASTERN CANADATEL: 514-328-1482 FAX: 514-328-6574

E-mail: info@iwdcec.caWeb Site: www.iwdcec.ca

OFFICE: 9950 Boul du Golf, Ville D’Anjou, Quebec, Canada H1J2Y7Jacques Dubois, President; Pierre DesRoches, FST; RoderickMacLennan, RS.

Affiliated Local Unions: 711, 752, 764, 809, 842.

WESTERN CANADATEL: 403-256-9420 FAX: 403-256-4090OFFICE: Box 8, Site 10, R.R. #1, Dewinton, Alberta, Canada,TOL 0X0MEETS: Semi-Annually. Council in session sets next meeting date.Donald D. Oshanek, President

Affiliated Local Unions: 97, 643, 712, 720, 725, 728, 771, 805, 838.

CHICAGO AND VICINITYTEL: 630-238-1003 FAX: 630-238-1006

E-mail: doamm@sbcglobal.netOFFICE: White Pines Office Center, 205 West Grand Avenue, Suite101, Bensenville, IL 60106.MEETS: Quarterly, 3rd Thursday and Friday in March, June,September and December.Eric Dean, President; James G. Stemmler, 1st Vice President;Craig Satalic, 2nd Vice President; Howard Norberg, FST, JohnnieShort, Sgt-at-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 1, 63, 111, 112, 136, 380, 393, 395, 444,473, 498, 590, 691.

MICHIGAN-GREAT LAKES AND VICINITYTEL: 810-225-9712 FAX: 810-225-9714

E-mail: iwdc@sbcglobal.net

OFFICE: 800 S. Old US 23, Suite 100, Brighton, MI 48114 MEETS: Regular meetings shall be held semi-annually. Business Agents meetings are held quarterly.Gregory Hicks, President; Joseph D. Blaze, II, 1st Vice President;Bruce Hawley, 2nd Vice President/FST; Joseph F. Lyscas, 3rd VicePresident; Patrick F. “Shorty” Gleason, 4th Vice President; KeithKees, RS.

Affiliated Local Unions: 25, 55, 340, 499, 508, 831.

THE MID-ATLANTIC STATESTEL: 410-444-6780 FAX: 410-444-6782

Cell: 410-340-5170E-mail: iwdcmas1@verizon.net

OFFICE: 5913 Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21214MEETS: Annually. Business Agents meet quarterly.J.P. “Buddy” Cefalu, President; Leland Malone, 1st VicePresident; Charles Koontz, 2nd Vice President; Vacant, 3rd VicePresident; Anthony Walencik, FST/RS; Kevin McVeigh, Sgt-at-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 5, 16, 28, 79, 201, 228, 486, 568, 697, 781, 843.

THE MID-SOUTHTEL: 225-664-4467 FAX: 225-664-6226

E-mail: amincey1@bellsouth.netOFFICE: 2181 Tower Drive, Suite A, Denham Springs, LA 70726Albert C. Mincey, President; John A. Hunter, 1st Vice President;Jerry D. Wilson, 2nd Vice President; Daniel Navarre, FST; WilliamDavid Turnbull, RS; Thomas David Marsh, Sgt.-At-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 48, 58, 321, 469, 584, 591, 623, 710.

THE NEW ENGLAND STATESTEL: (617) 268-2382 FAX: (617) 268-1394

Web Site: www.ironworkersdcne.orgE-mail: jay7@gis.net

For benefit information call fund office: (617) 265-3757OFFICE: 191 Old Colony Ave., P.O. Box 96, S. Boston, MA 02127 MEETS: March, June, Sept. & Dec. 3rd Tues. of said month at10:00 a.m.Jay Hurley, President; Anthony Rosaci, 1st Vice President; MikeRuggieri, 2nd Vice President; Andy Esposito, 3rd Vice President;Jimmy Brown, FST; Mike Durant, RS; Eddie Wright, Sgt.-at-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 7, 15, 37, 424, 474, 496, 501, 523, 745, 807, 832.

NORTHERN NEW JERSEYTEL: (973) 376-7230 FAX: (973) 376-2094 OFFICE: 12 Edison Place, Springfield, NJ 07081MEETS: 3rd Tuesday of each quarter - at the Ironworkers' FundsService Facility, 12 Edison Place, Springfield, NJ 07081. James Kearney, President; John E. Wade, Vice President; JohnMalcolm, FST/RS; William Mullen, Sgt.-At-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 11, 45, 373, 480, 483.

NEW YORK STATE IRON WORKERS DISTRICT COUNCIL

TEL: 914-332-4430 FAX: 914-332-4431E-mail: ironworkdc@aol.com

OFFICE: 505 White Plains Rd., Suite 200, Tarrytown, NY 10591MEETS: 2nd Thursday every other month. Ed Walsh, President; Mike Downey, Assistant to the President;Gary Robb, Executive Vice President; Robert Ledwith, First VicePresident; Jim Willis, Second Vice President; Tom Pryce, Third VicePresident; Richard O’Kane, Financial Secretary; Dennis Lusardi,Treasurer; Gary Swanson, Sgt.-at-Arms; Mike Gaydos, RS.

Affiliated Local Unions: 6, 9, 12, 33, 40, 46-L, 60, 197, 361, 417,440, 455, 470, 576, 580, 612, 824.

DIRECTORY INFORMATION(as reported May 1, 2006)

District Councils

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NORTH CENTRAL STATESTEL: 715-472-4250 /4251 FAX: 715-472-4253

Website: www.ironworkersncsdc.orgE-mail: gstruss@lakeland.ws

OFFICE: P.O. Box 319, 122 Main Street, Luck, WI 54853-0319MEETS: Semi-Annually.Gordon Struss, President; Philip Kraft, President Emeritus; DennisToney, 1st Executive Vice President; James M. Jorgensen, 1st VicePresident; James R. King, 2nd Vice President; Charles Witt, FST;Samuel Wilcox, RS.

Affiliated Local Unions: 8, 67, 89, 383, 493, 512, 535, 665, 811, 825.

EASTERN OHIO, WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA ANDNORTHERN WEST VIRGINIA

TEL: 724-745-5893 FAX: 724-745-5863E-mail: iwdceoh@comcast.net

OFFICE: 2106 Washington Road, Suite 400, Canonsburg, PA 15317MEETS: 3rd Thursday and Friday, January, April, July and October. Council in session sets next meeting place.Robert J. Spiller, President; William H. Sullivan, PresidentEmeritus; Bill Dean, 1st Vice President; Robert Schiebli, 2nd VicePresident; Robert Allen, 3rd Vice President; Hank Foley, FST; BruceHensley, RS; Ernie Heinauer, Sgt-at-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 3, 17, 207, 468, 527, 549, 550, 642, 772.

SOUTHERN OHIO AND VICINITYTEL: 937-746-0854 FAX: 937-746-0873

Web Site: www.iwsovdc.comE-mail: iwsovdc@cinci.rr.com

For benefit information, call the Fund Office at 800-331-4277.

OFFICE: Franklin Square Office Center, 8401 Claude Thomas Rd.,Suite #37, Franklin, OH 45005MEETS: On third Wednesday quarterly. Business Agents meet on1st Monday of each month.George E. Kratzer, President; Jeff Stinson, 1st Vice President; RickClukey, 2nd Vice President; Vacant, FST; James V. Bosworth, RS;Dan Slavin, Sgt-At-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 22, 44, 70, 147, 172, 290, 292, 301, 372,379, 439, 522, 726, 730, 769, 778, 787.

ONTARIOTEL: 519-892-3099 FAX: 519-892-3384

OFFICE: 3491 St. Clair Parkway, Sombra, Ontario N0P 2H0MEETS: Semi-annually.Fred Marr, President; Joseph J. LaJeunesse, 1st Vice President;John O’Malley, 2nd Vice President; Aaron Murphy, FS/Treasurer;Doug Smees, RS.

Affiliated Local Unions: 700, 721, 736, 759, 765, 786, 834, 835.

THE PACIFIC NORTHWESTTEL: 253-984-0514 FAX: 253-984-0533

TOLL-FREE NUMBER: 1-866-IRON-PNW (1-866-4766-469)Web Site: www.ironworkersnw.org

E-mail: iwdcpnw@ironworkersnw.org

OFFICE: 10828 Gravelly Lake Dr., SW, Suite 212, Lakewood, WA98499MEETS: Semi-annually in Seattle, WA, Portland, OR, Spokane, WA,and Anchorage, AK; Rotating in above order.Ron Piksa, President; Steve J. Pendergrass, 1st Vice President;Tony Butkovich, 2nd Vice President; Bruce Bunnell, FST.

Affiliated Local Unions: 14, 29, 86, 506, 516, 751.

PHILADELPHIA AND VICINITYTEL: 610-776-1063 FAX: 610-776-1660

E-mail: ecmchugh@prodigy.netFor Benefit and Pension Plan Information, call 1-800-473-5005.

OFFICE: 2849 Andrea Drive, Allentown, PA 18103. MEETS: 2nd Tuesday of each month.Edward C. McHugh, President; Morris Rubino, Vice President;Joseph J. Dougherty, FST; Robert C. Sweeney, RS; James M.Murphy, Sgt.-at-Arms.Affiliated Local Unions: 36, 68, 350, 399, 401, 404, 405, 420, 451,489, 502, 521, 594, 822.

THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREATEL: 303-770-7088 FAX: 303-770-7096

E-mail: mattgco@qwest.netOFFICE: 7338 S. Alton Way, Suite A, Centennial, CO 80112 Send all mail to P.O. Box 4347, Englewood, CO 80155.MEETS: Quarterly, council in session sets date and place for nextmeeting.Matt Groskie, President; Michael L. McDonald, 1st Vice President;Willis E. Norton, 2nd Vice President; Mark S. Calkins, FinancialSecretary/Treasurer.Affiliated Local Unions: 21, 24 (24-SH), 27 (27-SH), 495, 553, 732.

THE SOUTHEASTERN STATESTEL: 904-713-0680 FAX: 904-713-0380

E-mail: couni@bellsouth.netOFFICE: 435 Clark Road, Suite 108, Jacksonville, FL 32218MEETS: Semi-Annually.

Kevin Wallace, President; John T. Clement, 1st Vice President;Edward D. Dees, 2nd Vice President; Tommy Tyler, FST; Dewey L.Tyler, RS; W.H. “Sonny” Neidhardt, Sgt.-at-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 92, 272, 387, 397, 402, 597, 601, 698, 709,798, 808.

ST. LOUIS AND VICINITYTEL: 314-752-0777 FAX: 314-752-5938

E-mail: iwdcstl@sbcglobal.netFor Benefit and Pension Plan Information, Call 1-800-621-4658.

OFFICE: 3544 Watson Road, St. Louis, MO 63139-2058MEETS: Regular meetings shall be held quarterly.James Hathman, President; Tadas Kicielinski, 1st Vice President;Richard A. Pengress, 2nd Vice President; William K. Leonard, FST;William P. Garrett, RS.

Affiliated Local Unions: 10, 46, 103, 392, 396, 518, 520, 577, 585, 782.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AND VICINITYTEL: 423-870-1982 FAX: 423-876-0774

E-mail: nelda5964@comcast.netOFFICE: 5964 Dayton Boulevard, Chattanooga, TN 37415MEETS: Bi-Annually.Richard J. Ward, President; Vacant, Ex. Vice President; SteveKirkland, 1st Vice President; Jerry T. Wakefield, 2nd Vice President;Edward Panis, 3rd Vice President; Melvin A. Brewer, FST/RS.Affiliated Local Unions: 167, 384, 477, 492, 526, 704, 733, 812.

THE STATE OF TEXASTEL: 512-868-5596 FAX: 512-868-0823

E-mail: iwdcmlr@aol.comOFFICE: 3003 Dawn Drive, Suite 104, Georgetown, TX 78628-2800MEETS: Semi-Annually - dates, times and place designated byPresident.Marvin L. Ragsdale, President; James A. Martin, PresidentEmeritus; Ira L. Crofford, FST; Michael Gravette, 1st Vice President/RS; Ron Smitherman, 2nd Vice President; Richard Dee, 3rd VicePresident; C.T. “Terry” Sieck, Sgt-At-Arms.

Affiliated Local Unions: 66, 84, 135, 263, 482, 536.

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ALABAMA92, BIRMINGHAM (M) - SE TEL: 205-323-4551/4552

FAX: 205-323-2831 2828 4th Ave., S., Birmingham, AL 35233-2818. Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays at7:30 p.m.Roy E. Jones ............................................................................................................. PR.P. “Beaver” Nix ........................................................................................... FST/BMLarry O. Smith ........................................................................................................ BAThomas R. “Tom” Kuhns ........................................................................................ RS

477, SHEFFIELD (M) - TV TEL: 256-383-3334FAX: 256-383-3336

iwlocal477@aol.com 506 N. Nashville Ave., Sheffield, AL 35660. Meets 2nd Thursday of each month at7:00 p.m. All mail to P.O. Drawer I, Sheffield, AL 35660.Marvin Prince ........................................................................................................... PRonald McNatt ................................................................................................ FST/BMTerry L. Keeton ....................................................................................................... RS

798, MOBILE (M) - SE TEL: 251-645-2477FAX: 251-645-9418

7920 Crary Station Road, Semmes, AL 36575. Meets 4th Monday of each month.William H. Neidhardt, Jr............................................................................................ PCharles S. Loftin ............................................................................................. FST/BMR. T. Anderson ....................................................................................................... RS

ALASKA751, ANCHORAGE (M) (SH) - PN TEL: 907-563-4766

FAX: 907-563-2855

8141 Schoon Street, Anchorage, AK 99518. Meets 2nd Tuesday of each month,7:30 p.m.

John P. McGrath ........................................................................................................ PGregory B. Kucera........................................................................................... FST/BMJohn F. Harth .......................................................................................................... RSRonald W. Truini .......................................................................................... Organizer

Fairbanks Sub-Office Danny A. O’Leary,25 Timberland Drive, Fairbanks, AK 99701-3144

Tel: 907-456-1206, Fax: 907-456-3884 ................................................. Dispatcher

ARIZONA75, PHOENIX (M) - CA TEL: 602-268-1449/1440

FAX: 602-268-6277950 East Elwood Street, Phoenix, AZ 85040. Meets 2nd Saturday of each month at9:00 a.m.Terry L. Wright ................................................................................................... P/OrgM. F. “Buzz” Murphy ....................................................................................... FST/BMGeorge Oxford, Jr.................................................................................................... BAJames P. Belkhoff ................................................................................................... RS

ARKANSAS321, LITTLE ROCK (M)-(MS) TEL: 501-374-3705

FAX: 501-374-80461315 W. 2nd Street, Little Rock, AR 72201. Meets 2nd Friday.Neal W. New ............................................................................................................. PThomas David Marsh...................................................................................... FST/BMSam T. Passmore.................................................................................................... RS

CALIFORNIA118, SACRAMENTO (M) -CA TEL: 916-646-6976

FAX: 916-646-10732840 El Centro Rd., Suite 118, Sacramento, CA 95833. Meets 2nd Friday of eachmonth at 8:00 p.m.Tracy S. Holland........................................................................................................ PJohn Rafter ..................................................................................................... FST/BMMike J. Berry .......................................................................................................... RS

California Sub-Office Brian L. Tracy ......................................................................................................... BA

Nevada Sub-Office Daniel J. Costella .................................................................................................. BA

155, FRESNO (M) - CA TEL: 559-251-7388FAX: 559-251-7729

5407 E. Olive, Suite 16, Fresno, CA 93727. Meets 2nd Friday. Michael Lehmann ..................................................................................................... PJack Estes ....................................................................................................... FST/BMDon M. Savory ........................................................................................................ BAJimmy V. Ely ........................................................................................................... RS

229, SAN DIEGO (M) - CA TEL: 858-571-5238/5239FAX: 858-571-6203

5155 Mercury Point, San Diego, CA 92111. Meets 2nd Friday.William N. Stuckey .............................................................................................. P/BAEmo Coleman ................................................................................................. FST/BMLester A. Otey ......................................................................................................... RS

377, SAN FRANCISCO (M) - CA TEL: 415-285-3880FAX: 415-285-0717

570 Barneveld Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94124. Meets 2nd Friday, 7:00 p.m.Daniel A. Prince ................................................................................................. P/OrgDan P. Hellevig ............................................................................................... FST/BMJohn B. Ford............................................................................................................ BADennis B. Meakin.....................................................................................................BAThomas J. Marini ......................................................................................... OrganizerLawrence B. Fenton ................................................................................................ RS

Local UnionsOffices: P-President RS-Recording Secretary FST-Financial Secretary-Treasurer BA -Business Agent BM -Business Manager BR -Business Representative Designations: (M) Mixed Local - controls all branches of trade except Shopmen and Navy Yard Riggers (AO) Architectural and Ornamental (MR) Machinery Movers, Erectors and Riggers (O) Ornamental (R) Rodmen (S) Structural (SD) Stone Derrickmen (SH) Shopmen (SMR) Structural, Machinery Moversand Riggers (SO) Structural and Ornamental (YR) Navy Yard Riggers (ML) Metallic LathersDistrict Council Affiliations: CA - State of California and Vicinity EC - Eastern Canada WC - Western Canada CH - Chicago and Vicinity MGL - Michigan, Great Lakesand Vicinity MA - Mid-Atlantic States MS - Mid-South NE - New England States NY - New York State NJ - Northern New Jersey NC - North Central StatesEO - Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Northern West Virginia SO - Southern Ohio and Vicinity ON - Ontario PNW - Pacific Northwest PH - Philadelphia and Vicinity RM - Rocky Mountain Area SE - Southeastern States SL - St. Louis and Vicinity TV - Tennessee Valley and Vicinity TX - State of Texas

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378, OAKLAND (M) - CA TEL: 707-746-6100FAX: 707-746-0979

3120 Bayshore Rd., Benicia, CA 94510. Meets 2nd Thursday.Robert J. Lux ....................................................................................................... P/BAMark D. Ferguson ........................................................................................... FST/BMJason Gallia ........................................................................................................... BAEmilio Rivera .......................................................................................................... BAIsaac Pedraza .............................................................................................. OrganizerAlfred D. Pebria ........................................................................................... OrganizerKenneth D. Miller ................................................................................................... RS

416, LOS ANGELES (R) - CA TEL: 562-868-1251FAX: 562-868-1429

13830 San Antonio Drive, Norwalk, CA 90650. All mail to P.O. Box 1166,Norwalk, CA 90651-1166. Meets 2nd Friday, 8:00p.m.

Bruce Gerometta ................................................................................................ P/BAHart D. Keeble ................................................................................................ FST/BMCarlos Nieto ............................................................................................................ BAC. Richard Greenhagen........................................................................................... BARobert S. Alexander................................................................................................ BALeonard Holland ..................................................................................................... RS

Las Vegas Sub-OfficePete Robles, 4425 E. Colton Avenue, Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89115

Tel: 702-434-7416, Fax: 702-434-7373.............................................................. BA

433, LOS ANGELES (SMR) (SH) - CA TEL: 626-964-2500FAX: 626-964-1919

17495 Hurley Street East, City of Industry, CA 91744. Meets 2nd Friday, 8:00 p.m.Robert J. Hunter .................................................................................................. P/BAJames Garner ................................................................................................. FST/BMDoug Williams ........................................................................................................ BAJerry Dierksen ....................................................................................................... BATom Moxley ............................................................................................................ BAFrederick “Piedmont” Brown.................................................................................. BARussell Ingham ...................................................................................................... RS

Sub-OfficesChuck Lenhart, 100 Shiloah Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89110

Tel: 702-452-8445, Fax: 702-452-8517.............................................................. BAGabe Villarreal, 2822 W. Ave 33, #1, Los Angeles, CA 90065

Fax: 909-885-0047............................................................................................. BA

509, LOS ANGELES (SH) - CA TEL: 562-868-9883FAX: 562-868-9841

Office address: Iron Workers Local Union 416, 13830 San Antonio Dr., Norwalk, CA90651. Mailing address: P.O.Box 306, Norwalk, CA 90651. Meets fourth Tuesday.Steven A. Goodman .................................................................................................. PSam Martinez ................................................................................................. FST/BMRichard M. Hernandez ............................................................................................ RS

624, FRESNO (SH) - CA TEL: 559-251-5621FAX: 559-251-0650

5537 East Lamona Avenue, Room #3, Fresno, CA 93727. Meets 1st Thursday.Steve Rivera ........................................................................................................ P/BAJohn Petty ............................................................................................................. FSTJohn Pena............................................................................................................... RS

790, SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND (SH)-CA TEL: 510-639-7333FAX: 510-639-7225

8130 Baldwin Street, Oakland, CA 94621. Regular meeting on the 2nd Thursday, 8:00p.m. Executive Committee will meet the 4th Thursday, 7:30 p.m.George R. Sterni ....................................................................................................... PSteven R. Fox.................................................................................................. FST/BMJohn Kearney .......................................................................................................... BAMatthew Byrne ....................................................................................................... RS

Nevada Sub-Office1150 Greg Street, Sparks, NV 89431. Tel: 775-358-1221, Fax: 510-639-7225

844, HERCULES (O) - CA1660 San Pablo Avenue, Suite C, Pinole, CA 94564. Meets 2nd Saturday, 2:30 p.m.Joe Standley .......................................................................................... Administrator

CANADA97, VANCOUVER, B.C. (M) - VC TEL: 604-879-4191

FAX: 604-879-1110E-mail: info@ironworkerslocal97.com

4055 1st Avenue, Burnaby, BC V5C 3W5. Meets last Saturday at 10:00 a.m.David A. Beatty .................................................................................................... P/BAPerley E. Holmes ............................................................................................ FST/BMJames T. Leland...................................................................................................... BAWilliam W. Watkins ................................................................................................ RSS. Laurence Baker .................................................................................. Organizer/BA

643,VICTORIA,B.C.(YR)-WC TEL: 250-727-5531FAX: 250-386-7704

E-mail:hughesharpe@shaw.caUnit 105, P.O. Box 613, 1497 Admirals Road, Victoria, BC V9A 2PB. Meets thirdWednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Union Centre-2750 Quadra Street.

Susan Hughes ........................................................................................................... PSean Michael Doyle Hennon ......................................................................... FST/BMVacant .................................................................................................................... RS

700, WINDSOR, ONTARIO (M) - ON TEL: 519-737-7110FAX: 519-737-7113

R.R.#3, 4069 County Road #46, Maidstone, Ontario NOR 1K0. Meets 1st Tuesday.Joseph A. Germain.................................................................................................... PMark A. Dugal ................................................................................................ FST/BMEnoch Greenwell, Jr................................................................................................ BAJason Roe............................................................................................................... RS

711, MONTREAL, QUEBEC (M) - EC TEL: 514-328-2808 & 1-800-461-0711FAX: 514-328-2824

E-mail: info@local711.caWebsite: www.local711.ca

9950 Boul Du Golf, Anjou, Quebec H1J 2Y7. Meeting Place: Le Carlton, 8860 boul.Langelier, St. Leonard, Quebec N1P 3C8.

Montreal OfficeGuy Desrochers......................................................................................................... PPierre Desroches ............................................................................................ FST/BMGerry Perry........................................................................................................ RS/BAGerald Berthelot .................................................................................................... BAGhislain Forbes ...................................................................................................... BAPierre Deschenes ................................................................................................... BA

Local 711 Sub-OfficesQuebec Office

2300 rue. Pere Lelievre, Suite 209, Quebec G1P 2X5. Tel: 418-683-1765, Fax: 418-683-0437Jacques St-Onge..................................................................................................... BAClaude Morin .......................................................................................................... BA

Sept-Iles Office 719 Boul. Laure, Sept-Iles, Quebec G4R 1Y2. Tel: 418-968-9711, Fax: 418-962-1423Jules Bernier .......................................................................................................... BA

Chicoutimi Office1299 Des Champs-Elysees, Ste 209, Chicoutimi, Quebec G7H 6P3Tel: 418-696-0711, Fax: 418-696-0941Denis Jobin............................................................................................................. BA

712, VANCOUVER, B.C. (SH) - WC TEL: 604-525-2199FAX: 604-525-2125

Website: www.ironworkers712.ca1026 Auckland Street, New Westminster, B.C. V3M 1K8. Meets 2nd Saturday at11:00 a.m.John Rowan .............................................................................................................. PRene H. Watteel ............................................................................................ FST/BMThomas J. O’Neill .................................................................................................. RS

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720, EDMONTON, ALBERTA (M) -WCJob Line Recording: 780-482-1637

Tel: 780-482-0720 Fax: 780-482-0874

E-mail: info@ironworkers720.comWeb-site: www.ironworkers720.com

10504-122 Street, Edmonton, AB T5N 1M6. Meets 4th Saturday.Peter B. London ........................................................................................................ PDarrell LaBoucan ........................................................................................... FST/BMHarry A. Tostowaryk ................................................................................................ BALeonard Raboud ..................................................................................... Organizer/BAGary Savard .......................................................................................... Dispatcher/BACleo Basque................................................................................................. OrganizerJack W. Benschop................................................................................................... RS

Fort McMurray Sub-Office Suite 205, 10012B Caledonia Building, Franklin Avenue, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 2H6

Tel: 780-743-2023, Fax: 780-715-2028

721, TORONTO, ONTARIO (M) - ON TEL: 416-236-4026FAX: 416-232-9565

909 Kipling Avenue, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 5H3. Meets 3rd Wednesday.Kevin P. Bryenton................................................................................................. P/BAAaron Murphy ................................................................................................. FST/BMMike Dix ................................................................................................................. BADarren J. Mahoney ................................................................................................. BAMarc Arsenault ....................................................................................................... RSFred W. MacPherson.................................................................................... OrganizerLashley D. “Lash” Ray ................................................................................ OrganizerDann Marr.................................................................................................... Organizer

725, CALGARY, ALBERTA (M) - WC TEL: 403-291-1300FAX: 403-291-2243

Room 202, 2915 - 21st Street, N.E.,Calgary, Alberta T2E 7T1Steve Freek .............................................................................................................. PGlenn O'Neill .................................................................................................. FST/BMVacant .................................................................................................................... RS

728, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (M) - WC TEL: 204-783-7853FAX: 204-783-7303

895A Century Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3H 0M3. Meets 3rd Thursday of themonth 7:30 p.m. at The Masonic Temple, 420 Corydon Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba.Robert Kozubski ........................................................................................................ PKen Penner ..................................................................................................... FST/BMVacant .................................................................................................................... RS

736, HAMILTON, ONTARIO (M)-ON TEL:905-679-6439/0808 OR905-570-8703

FAX: 905-679-66171955 Upper James Street, Hamilton, Ontario L9B 1K8. Meets 3rd Wednesday.Harlen Bomberry ................................................................................................ P/BADouglas R. Smees .......................................................................................... FST/BMBrian D. Hill ............................................................................................................ BAEric L. Tugwood ...................................................................................................... RS

752, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA (M) - EC TEL: 902-450-5615FAX: 902-450-5082

14 McQuade Lake Crescent, Bayers Lake Park, Suite 103, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3S1B6. Meets 3rd Monday each month.John Wilson .............................................................................................................. PRoderick MacLennan ...................................................................................... FST/BMHector Turner.......................................................................................................... RS

759, THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO (M) - ON TEL: 807-345-8151FAX: 807-345-8159

915 Alloy Dr., Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5Z8. Meets 3rd Tuesday.Wayne E. Thibault ............................................................................................... P/BAJohn T. O’Malley ............................................................................................. FST/BMJohn J. Clarke......................................................................................................... RS

764, ST. JOHNS, NEWFOUNDLAND (M)-EC TEL: 709-747-2111FAX: 709-747-2775

38 Sagona Avenue, Donovans Industrial Park, Mt. Pearl NL A1N 4R3. Meets 2ndWednesday at Marion Hall, Church Road, Conception Harbour. Lawrence Hawco....................................................................................................... PThomas Woodford........................................................................................... FST/BMFrederick M. Woodford ......................................................................... BA/DispatcherAlonzo Walsh.......................................................................................................... RS

765, OTTAWA, ONTARIO (M)-O TEL: 613-225-0573/0574FAX: 613-225-0578

E-mail: local765@bellnet.ca101-30 Concourse Gate, Nepean, Ontario K2E 7V7. Meets 3rd Tuesday at 8:00 p.m.at Macies Ottawa Motel, 1274 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario.Barry Fawcett ...................................................................................................... P/BAGaetan Sigouin ............................................................................................... FST/BMFrancois Dore ......................................................................................................... RS

771, REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN (M) -WC TEL: 306-522-7932FAX: 306-352-1367

1235 Albert Street, Regina, SK S4R 2R4. Meets 4th Saturday, 10:00 a.m. Charles D. Gumulcak ................................................................................................ PBert J. Royer ................................................................................................... FST/BMRoger Bernier ......................................................................................................... RS

786, SUDBURY, ONTARIO (M) - ON TEL: 705-674-6903/6586FAX: 705-674-8827

260 Alder Street, Sudbury, ON P3C 5P4. Meets 4th Wednesday, Orange Hall 495Spruce St.Paul M. Martinsen .................................................................................................... PJoseph (Jim) LaJeunesse .............................................................................. FST/BMPierre Fournier ....................................................................................................... RS

805, CALGARY, ALBERTA (SH) - WC TEL: 403-243-0810FAX: 403-243-0913

#206, 4310 17 Avenue SE, Calgary, AB T2A OT4. Meets 2nd Monday at 8:00 p.m.Jim Wojciechowski ................................................................................................. PBill W. Mercer................................................................................................. FST/BMTerry S. Schubrink ................................................................................................ RS

809, ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK (SH)-EC TEL: 506-763-2530FAX: 506-696-6128

Mail to FST: 895 Route 845, Kingston, NB E5N 1J4.Meets 2nd Fri. each month at 5:00 p.m. at Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 64,Taylor Ave, St. John, NB.Howard Dryden........................................................................................................ PHarry W. Walker .................................................................................................. FSTJohn D. Hamm ...................................................................................................... RS

834, TORONTO, ONTARIO (SH) - ON TEL: 519-986-1418FAX: 519-928-1427

All mail c/o Duncan W. Smith, President, 525715 Grey Rd. #30, RR #4, Markdale,ONNOC 1H0.

Duncan W. Smith..................................................................................................... PWayne C. Camus ................................................................................................. FSTStanley Short ........................................................................................................ RS

835, SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO (SH) - ONMeets 2nd Monday, 4:15p.m., Wexford Soccer Club, 2105 Midland Ave, Scarborough, ON M1P 3E3. All mail to Ted Lucas, President, 85 Todd Road, Ajax, ONL1T 4O5.

Ted Lucas ................................................................................................................ PGlenn Sheppard................................................................................................... FSTPatrick Issacs ....................................................................................................... BMKevin Pollard ........................................................................................................ RS

838, REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN (SH)-WC TEL: 306-665-6314FAX: 306-653-3521

Mail to P.O. Box 28031 Westgate, Saskatoon, SK 57M 5V8.Gary C. Evans .......................................................................................................... PLee E. Guldiman............................................................................................ FST/BMVacant ................................................................................................................... RS

842, ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK (M)-EC TEL: 506-634-7313FAX: 506-634-7400

Suite 214, Building B, 580 Main Street, St. John, New Brunswick E2K 1J5. Armand J. Sonier..................................................................................................... PEgbert Basque ............................................................................................... FST/BMGerald A. Roy........................................................................................................ RS

COLORADO24, DENVER (M) (SH) - RM TEL: 303-623-5386

FAX: 303-825-0645

501 West 4th Avenue, Denver, CO 80223. Meets 1st Friday of the month 8:00 pm.Joseph L. Trujillo..................................................................................................... PMark S. Calkins ............................................................................................. FST/BMSteven B. Flint....................................................................................................... RSKenneth J. Biernacki

Tel: 719-542-7435............................................................... BA (Pueblo, CO Area)Delbert L. Higginson

Tel: 970-856-8810......................................................... BA (Cedaredge, CO Area)

CONNECTICUT15, HARTFORD (M) - NE TEL: 860-249-7639

FAX: 860-246-1188

20-28 Sargeant St., Veeder Place, 3rd Floor, Hartford, CT 06105. Meets 4thThursday at the Irish American Home Society, 132 Commerce Street, Glastonbury, CT06033.Joseph McGloin....................................................................................................... PPeter E. Reilly ............................................................................................... FST/BMJoseph P. Toner ..................................................................................................... BAJohn R. Reilly ....................................................................................................... RSPatrick J. Blackburn.................................................................................... Organizer

424, NEW HAVEN (M) - NE TEL: 203-787-4154FAX: 203-787-5536

15 Bernhard Rd., New Haven, CT 06473-3906. Meets 2nd Friday 8:00 p.m. Kevin J. Byrnes .................................................................................................. P/BAAndrew E. Esposito........................................................................................ FST/BMMark S. Rawling ................................................................................................... RS

832, MERIDEN (SH) - NE TEL: 860-953-8276FAX: 860-953-8278

705 North Mountain Rd., Newington, CT 06111. Anthony Rosaci .................................................................................... Administrator

DELAWARE451, WILMINGTON (M) - PH TEL: 302-994-0946/0947

FAX: 302-994-1208

203 Old DuPont Road, Wilmington, DE 19804. Meets last Wednesday of month at7:00 p.m. Duane M. Campfield................................................................................................ PJeffrey Hendrickson....................................................................................... FST/BMSteve M. Pennington............................................................................................. RS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA5, WASHINGTON (SO) - MA TEL: 301-599-0960

FAX: 301-599-09629100 Old Marlboro Pike, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772-3627. Meets 2nd Thursday ofeach month.Waldo M. Ward ....................................................................................................... PJimmy Hobson .............................................................................................. FST/BMJohn L. Rayner ...................................................................................................... BAHayes Calvin, Jr..................................................................... Organizer/Assistant BAEdmond B. “Eddie” Hardesty ............................................................................... RSMark A. Coles ............................................................................................. Organizer

201, WASHINGTON (R) - MA TEL: 202-529-9151FAX: 202-269-3694

1507 Rhode Island Avenue, N.E., Washington, D.C. 20018. Meets 3rd Friday 7:00 p.m.Robert J. Migliaccio ................................................................................................ PKevin G. McVeigh.......................................................................................... FST/BMSammy B. Reynolds ............................................................................................. RS

486, WASHINGTON (SH) - MA TEL: 202-383-4846FAX: 202-783-3230

c/o Iron Workers International, 1750 New York Avenue, NW, Suite 400, Washington,D.C. 20006.Thomas W. Metzfield............................................................................................... PMichael Callis .............................................................................................. FST/BMJohn R. Hoffman .................................................................................................. RS

846, WASHINGTON TEL: 386-734-0721/7360TOLL FREE: 866-336-9163

FAX: 386-736-9618317 North Florida Avenue, Deland, FL 32720.Daniel “Steve” Parker ......................................................................... AdministratorFrank N. Pawela ................................................................................... BA/Organizer

FLORIDA272, MIAMI (M) - SE TEL: 954-524-8731

TEL: 305-652-1366FAX: 954-524-8755

1201 N.E. 7th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304. Meets 2nd Tuesday, 8:00 p.m.Antonio A. Parker .................................................................................................... PDewey L. Tyler............................................................................................... FST/BMPablo Pacheco ..................................................................................................... RS

397, TAMPA (M) - SE TEL: 813-623-1515FAX: 813-621-4427

10201 Highway 92 East, Tampa, FL 33610. All mail to P.O. Box 18, Mango, FL33550. Meets 1st Friday of every month at 7:00 p.m.Gregory Jack Jarrell ................................................................................................ PGrady Brown.................................................................................................. FST/BMRobert L. Willis ..................................................................................................... RS

402, WEST PALM BEACH (M) - SE TEL: 561-842-7651 FAX: 561-842-7652

1001 West 15th Street, Riviera Beach, FL 33404. Meets 1st Friday of each monthat 7:00 p.m.Robert W. Alt...................................................................................................... P/BASean P. Mitchell ............................................................................................ FST/BMGregory Letcher .................................................................................................... RS

597, JACKSONVILLE (M) - SE TEL: 904-764-3265FAX: 904-765-0203

9616 Kentucky St., Jacksonville, FL 32218. Meets 1st Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.William Bradley ...................................................................................................... PTommy Tyler ................................................................................................. FST/BMRobert M. Tyler ..................................................................................................... RS

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698, MIAMI (SH) - SEAll mail to Edward L. Jones, President /FST, c/o LU 597, 9616 Kentucky St.,Jacksonville, FL 32218. Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays 8:00 p.m.

Edward L. Jones .............................................................................................. P/FSTIra L. Wright ......................................................................................................... RS

808, ORLANDO (M) - SE TEL: 407-859-9366FAX: 407-859-0040

200 East Landstreet Road, Orlando, FL 32824. Meets 2nd Friday of each month 8:00p.m.Mason “Alan” Parker......................................................................................... P/BAHenry “Wes” Kendrick .................................................................................. FST/BMStanley J. Dvorak, Jr. ............................................................................................ RS

GEORGIA387, ATLANTA (M) - SE TEL: 404-505-0022/0405

FAX: 404-505-1107109 Selig Drive, S.W., Atlanta, GA 30336. Kevin Wallace ...................................................................................... AdministratorRobert E. Albritton ...................................................................................... Acting BA

709, SAVANNAH (M) - SE TEL: 912-964-6931FAX: 912-964-8801

409 Grange Road, Port Wentworth, GA 31407. Meets 3rd Friday 7:00 p.m. AugustaOffice: 1251 Reynolds Street, Augusta, GA 30902.Hugh E. Chrisco, Sr.................................................................................................. PDavid J. Edenfield, Jr..................................................................................... FST/BMCarl C. Ward.......................................................................................................... RS

HAWAII625, HONOLULU (M) - CA TEL: 808-671-4344

FAX: 808-676-114494-497 Ukee Street, Waipahu, HI 96797. Meets 3rd Tuesday at 5:00 p.m.Lincoln P. Naiwi, Sr. ........................................................................................... P/BAJoseph V. O’Donnell, Jr. ................................................................................ FST/BM

742, HONOLULU (YR) - CA TEL: 808-423-1572FAX: 808-422-4735

P.O. Box 30711, Honolulu, HI 96820. Meets 3rd Tuesday at 4:00 p.m., Building 2,Student Break Room, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.Ernest L. Galton, Jr. ................................................................................................. PAnthony K. Kinney ............................................................................................... FSTWalter K. Achiu ..................................................................................................... RS

803, HONOLULU (SH) - CA TEL: 808-671-4344FAX: 808-676-1144

94-497 Ukee Street, Waipahu, HI 96797.Darin Yoshizumi ...................................................................................................... PEugene B. Paris............................................................................................. FST/BMVacant ................................................................................................................... RS

IDAHO732, POCATELLO (M) - RM TEL: 208-232-4873

FAX: 208-234-7543456 N. Arthur, Pocatello, ID 83204. Meets 2nd Friday, 8:00 p.m. Branch Office: 2 N.Oak, East Helena, MT 59635, Tel: 406-442-3648. All mail to P.O. Box 220, Pocatello,ID 83204.Scott Jones.............................................................................................................. PWillis E. Norton ............................................................................................. FST/BMJeff Crisler............................................................................................................. BAKevin R. Kerr......................................................................................................... RS

ILLINOIS1, CHICAGO (S) - CH TEL: 708-366-6695/6696

773-921-2030FAX: 708-366-6691

7720 Industrial Drive, Forest Park, IL 60130. Meets 4th Monday at 8:00 p.m.Robert R. Boskovich.......................................................................................... P/BMJames M. Gardiner .............................................................................................. FSTCraig A. Satalic ..................................................................................................... BADanny L. Caliendo ................................................................................................. BAJim Crowley .......................................................................................................... BAJohn F. Gardiner.................................................................................................... RS

46, SPRINGFIELD (M) - SL TEL: 217-528-4041/4042FAX: 217-528-9046

2888 East Cook Street, Springfield, IL 62703. Meets 4th Friday.Charles R. Wells .................................................................................................... PMichael Whalen

E-mail: iwwhalen@aol.com....................................................................... FST/BMGeorge Stecz......................................................................................................... RS

63, CHICAGO (AO) - CH TEL: 708-344-7727/7728FAX: 708-344-5577

2525 W. Lexington Street, Broadview, IL 60155. Meets last Friday.Bruce Madiar........................................................................................................... PRay S. Dean .................................................................................................. FST/BMPaul A. Thompson ................................................................................................. BAGeorge Christos .................................................................................................... BARichard T. Rowe .................................................................................................... BATimothy F. Loftus ................................................................................................... BAWilliam McGleam ................................................................................................. RS

111, ROCK ISLAND (M) - CH TEL: 309-756-6614FAX: 309-756-6615

8000 29th Street West, Rock Island, IL 61201. Meets 2nd Thursday.Michael J. Ortega............................................................................................... P/BAMichael T. Wilcher ........................................................................................ FST/BMOrris “Pee Wee” Avila .......................................................................................... BAJohn P. Brown ....................................................................................................... RS

112, PEORIA (M) (SH) - CH TEL: 309-699-6489FAX: 309-699-6480

3003 N. Main, East Peoria, IL 61611. Meets 3rd Wednesday.Greg W. Maloney .............................................................................................. P/OrgJohnnie D. Short............................................................................................ FST/BMJ. Douglas McClister ............................................................................................. RS

136, CHICAGO (MR) - CH TEL: 708-615-9300FAX: 708-615-9791

1820 Beach Street, Broadview, IL 60155-2863. Meets 3rd Wednesday.Eric Dean ............................................................................................. Administrator

380, CHAMPAIGN (M) - CH TEL: 217-367-6014FAX: 217-367-6614

E-mail: iwlu380@aol.com1602 East Butzow Drive, Urbana, IL 61801. Meets 2nd Tuesday 6:30 p.m.Timothy M. O’Neill .................................................................................................. PBrian Diskin................................................................................................... FST/BMDanny D. Schaub................................................................................................... RS

392, EAST ST. LOUIS (M) - SL TEL: 618-874-0313FAX: 618-874-5439

2995 Kingshighway, East St. Louis, IL 62201. Meets last Friday of each month at8:00 pm.William K. Leonard ............................................................................................ P/BADavid Beard .................................................................................................. FST/BMJohn Eric Schmitt ................................................................................................. RS

Sub-Office1071 12th St., Carlyle, IL 62231, Tel: 618-594-2033, Fax: 618-594-2093William K. Leonard ............................................................................................... BA