Pacific Northwest
Iron Workers
District Council
of the Pacific
Northwest
Representing skilled, trained, and dedicated Ironworkers across the Pacific Northwest and surrounding region.
Built on Strength, Skill & Brotherhood
The Iron Workers District Council of the Pacific Northwest represents affiliated Ironworker locals across the region, supporting members, contractors, apprenticeship programs, and the future of the ironworking industry.
How Can We Help You?
For Members
Access forms, agreements, events, benefits information, links, and important updates from the District Council and affiliated locals.
Member ResourcesFor Apprentices & Future Ironworkers
Learn about apprenticeship opportunities, training, career pathways, and what it takes to become a professional Ironworker.
Start Your CareerFor Contractors & Employers
Connect with highly trained Ironworkers and learn more about regional employer resources and industry partnerships.
Partner With UsFind Your Local
Find contact information, meeting details, websites, and leadership for affiliated Ironworker locals throughout the region.
Find a LocalOur Mission
Strengthening Union Labor Across the Pacific Northwest
The Iron Workers District Council of the Pacific Northwest supports the work of affiliated Ironworker local unions throughout the region. The Council helps strengthen communication, representation, training, political advocacy, contractor relationships, and member services.
Our mission is to support the men and women of the Iron Workers while helping grow safe, skilled, and productive union construction across the Pacific Northwest and surrounding areas.
Latest
News & Updates
District Council Website Update Coming Soon
We are working to improve digital access for all members, contractors, and affiliated locals across the Pacific Northwest.
June 2025Apprenticeship Opportunities Across the Pacific Northwest
New apprenticeship openings are available throughout the region. Earn while you learn and build a lasting career as an Ironworker.
May 2025Safety Remains Job One for Union Ironworkers
Ironworkers lead the industry in safety training, OSHA compliance, and jobsite best practices.
May 2025Our Locals






Contact the District Council
Have a question about membership, apprenticeship, contractor partnerships, or affiliated locals? Reach out and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Ready to Build a Career as an Ironworker?
A career as an Ironworker begins with training, discipline, safety, and the opportunity to earn while you learn.