Projects
- Savannah River Site
- Plant Hatch
- Plant Vogtle
- Hyatt Regency Savanah
- The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa
- Talmadge Bridge in Savannah Bridgestone - Firestone in Graniteville, SC
- Candler Hospital Cargo Cranes at The Port of Savannah Along with Local Schools, Hospitals, Retail Stores, Detention Centers, and
- Colleges in our jurisdiction over the past 70 yearsProjects Built Savannah River Site Plant Hatch Plant VogtleHyatt Regency
- SavanahThe Westin Savannah Harbor Golf
Resort & SpaTalmadge Bridge in Savannah Bridgestone - Firestone in Graniteville,
- SCCandler Hospital Cargo Cranes at The Port of Savannah
- Along with Local Schools, Hospitals, Retail Stores, Detention Centers, and Colleges in our jurisdiction over the past 70 years
In the late 1880s, steel had virtually replaced wood and stone as the primary load-carrying material in the erection of bridges and buildings. This abrupt change in structural materials brought about a demand for a new type of worker-bridge-men and architectural ironworkers. These Ironworkers became known as "cowboys in the sky."
As these daring, young, independent men, eventually aged and became husbands and providers, their thoughts turned to providing for their families during sickness, injury, and death. With the realization that by joining together, their voices would become stronger, unified, and heard.
They established the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of America on February 4, 1896. To Learn More Please Watch Our Videos Below:
