SteelDay Events

Are you looking for a hands-on event during SteelDays? Join Iron Workers Local 75 and AISC for an event like no other. You’ll experience a variety of different training stations that will allow you to experience what an ironworker does on a daily basis on a jobsite. You’ll have the opportunity to do virtual welding, bolting, beam rigging, or climb a column--plus, you’ll learn how to make the most of IMPACT and AISC resources on your next project. The tour will take roughly two hours. Bring PPE and safety goggles if you have them (or we’ll have some you can borrow) and be sure to wear long pants, work boots, and no tank tops/crop tops/quarter-length sleeves.

It takes a special structure to allow art to truly come to life--and we are lucky to have just that in the new Orange County Museum of Art! With its undulating form and distinct gallery spaces, OCMA is the final component of a multi-disciplinary arts campus surrounding the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa--and it won a 2023 IDEAS² Award from the American Institute of Steel Construction. Join Parbi Boodaghian, SE of John A. Martin Associates, Austin Griffis of Morphosis Architects, Tom Farrar of Clark Construction and AISC on Tuesday, October 17, for the inside story on how the designers used the geometric flexibility of structural steel to bring their vision from concept to construction. This free event runs from noon to 2:00 p.m. and will include lunch, networking, and a presentation from the design team. Subject to approval, you could earn 1.0 LU/PDH.

Are you looking for a hands-on event this SteelDays? Join Iron Workers Local 416/433 and AISC for an event like no other. You’ll experience a variety of different training stations that will allow you to experience what an ironworker does on a daily basis on a jobsite. You’ll have the opportunity to weld, flame-cut, rig a beam, or climb a column--plus, you’ll learn how to make the most of IMPACT and AISC resources on your next project. The tour will take roughly two hours. Bring PPE if you have it (or we’ll have some you can borrow) and be sure to wear long pants, long sleeves, and closed-toe shoes. Those wishing to do welding or burning activities need work style boots.

Are you looking for a hands-on event this SteelDays? Join Iron Workers Local 229 and AISC for an event like no other. You’ll experience a variety of different training stations that will allow you to experience what an ironworker does on a daily basis on a jobsite. You’ll have the opportunity to weld, flame-cut, rig a beam, or climb a column, and more--plus, you’ll learn how to make the most of IMPACT and AISC resources on your next project. The tour will take roughly two hours. The facility will have leatehr jackets, welding gloves and welding hoods for those interested in welding. Bring safety goggles and hard hats if you have them (we will have a limited number of loaners available) and be sure to wear long pants and closed-toe shoes (work boots are advised). No sleeveless shirts allowed.

Are you looking for a hands-on event this SteelDays? Join Iron Workers Local 24 and AISC for an event like no other. You’ll experience a variety of different training stations that will allow you to experience what an ironworker does on a daily basis on a jobsite. You’ll have the opportunity to weld, flame-cut, rig a beam, climb a column, and more--plus, you’ll learn how to make the most of IMPACT and AISC resources on your next project. Host will provide light gloves, glasses, safety for welding and cutting. Attendees should wear closed-toe shoes and pants. No tank tops/crop tops. 45 parking spots are available.

In case you missed it: 1900 Lawrence is the largest Class-A office project to break ground in Denver in 40 years! Designed with the latest technology, sustainability, and health and wellness standards in mind, 1900 Lawrence will be an anchor of the active mixed-use neighborhood surrounding Denver Union Station. Our tour kicks off at 2:30 p.m. -- and the fun doesn’t stop there! Join us after the tour for a networking happy hour at ViewHouse Ballpark. You’ll get to connect with other AEC industry professionals over drinks and light bites. Please note: Visitors to the jobsite must wear personal protective equipment including long pants and closed-toe shoes. Please gather in front of the Denver Fire House across 19th Street and directly south of the 19th St./Lawrence entry.

This event will offer the best opportunity to interact, during a full weekend, with professionals, product & solutions exhibitors, manufacturers, engineers, architects and steel suppliers, as well as participate in conferences, discussion panels, demonstrations and more.

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AIA Tampa Bay / ASLA Florida Tour Excursion to Pittsburgh to tour Iconic Pittsburgh Buildings over a three-day time frame. Key event is the opening kickoff dinner on Oct. 19 at 5 pm at the Grand Concourse, an historic steel-frame train station turned into a high-end restaurant and bar in downtown Pittsburgh. Three-day event also includes tours of Fallingwater, the Andy Warhol Museum, and Phipps Conservatory.

Are you looking for a hands-on event this SteelDay? Join Iron Workers Local 387 and AISC for an event like no other. You’ll experience a variety of different training stations that will allow you to experience what an ironworker does on a daily basis on a jobsite. You’ll have the opportunity to weld, flame-cut, rig a beam, or climb a column--plus, you’ll learn how to make the most of IMPACT and AISC resources on your next project. The tour will take roughly two hours. Bring PPE if you have it (or we’ll have some you can borrow) and be sure to wear long pants and closed-toe shoes (or boots if you have them). No crop tops, tank tops, or quarter-length sleeves. If you have any questions, please contact Chris Tobiasson at 404-505-0405.

Join AISC and Garbe Iron Works for Chicago SteelDay 2023! Take an in person look at how a structural steel fabrication shop operates from the shop floor, project management, robotics and more to create the structures we depend on everyday. Lunch will be provided with plenty of time for Q and A!

Tour our production facilities to see how HME fabricates structural steel and learn about our plans for future growth. Tours are also available for Topeka Foundry and Ironworks, our Machine Shop located in downtown Topeka.

School staff and students are invited to attend the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)’s annual event SteelDay which is taking place on October 12th between 9am-2:30pm! The goal is to educate engineers, architects, students, and others about the domestic steel fabrication industry through our facility tours and hands-on events. Capone Iron Corporation in Rowley, MA and Arco Welding are hosting the exciting event this year! It will even feature a visit from the AWS Careers in Welding Mobile Exhibit that travels the country and is making a special stop! Students will learn about the structural steel industry and the varied career paths it offers and have some fun activities and opportunities for prizes along the way!

Are you looking for a hands-on event this SteelDays? Join Iron Workers Local 7 and AISC for an event like no other. You’ll experience a variety of different training stations that will allow you to experience what an ironworker does on a daily basis on a jobsite. You’ll have the opportunity to weld, flame-cut, rig a beam, bolt, and climb a column--plus, you’ll learn how to make the most of IMPACT and AISC resources on your next project. The tour will take roughly two hours. Bring PPE if you have it (or we’ll have some you can borrow) and be sure to wear long pants, at least quarter-length sleeves, and closed-toe shoes (or boots if you have them). No sneakers are allowed. Parking is available at the facility in the form of a parking lot that fits 70 cars. Event capacity is 50 persons. Street parking may be available.

Attendees of the NSBA forum are invited to tour our production facility.

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School staff and students are invited to attend the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC)’s annual event, SteelDays, which takes place on October 20th between 9am-2:30pm! The goal is to educate engineers, architects, students, and others about the domestic steel fabrication industry through our facility tours and hands-on events. Capone Iron Corporation in Berlin, NH is hosting the exciting event this year! Students will learn about the structural steel industry and the varied career paths it offers and have some fun activities and opportunities for prizes along the way! Please reach out to Jana O'Donnell at j.odonnell@caponeiron.com for more information or to register. RSVP required. Please, no attendees under the age of 13.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at Canam's steel fabrication shop--the place where designs become reality! You can also earn 1.0 PDH and learn about the latest steel bridge coating systems that can save time and money.

SL Chasse is hosting close to 100 local high school students at their Hudson facility,supported by AISC, ArcSource, Lincoln Electric, and the American Welding Society (AWS), as part of their Workforce Development Program. Students will tour the facility with opportunities to win prizes as they learn about structural steel fabrication and the many career paths open to them. SL Chasse will offer students a range of engaging, gamified, hands-on activities at various stations. These activities will include wide flange measuring, identifying steel pieces, reading and applying shop drawings, demonstrating detailing models, and practicing virtual welding. --This event registration is closed--

Are you looking for a hands-on event this SteelDays? Join Iron Workers Local 40/361 and AISC for an event like no other. You’ll experience a variety of different training stations that will allow you to experience what an ironworker does on a daily basis at a jobsite. You’ll have the opportunity to weld, flame-cut, rig a beam, or climb a column--plus, you’ll learn how to make the most of IMPACT and AISC resources on your next project. The tour will take roughly two hours. Bring PPE if you have it (or we’ll have some you can borrow) and be sure to wear long pants but no tank tops/crop tops/quarter-length sleeves. Wear closed-toe shoes (or boots if you have them).

Get an inside look at New York City's new grand rail entrance! Join AISC for an IDEAS2 Awards Reception and walking tour with the project team themselves as they highlight what makes the structure so special. The completion of Moynihan came five decades after the demolition of the original Penn Station. The addition of a steel-framed, skylit boarding concourse to the 20th-century building that formerly housed New York’s James A. Farley Post Office increased the station’s public space by 50%.

Facility Tour Catered Lunch and More

Registration is now closed. Join High Steel Structures for a full-day event including a morning technical session, BBQ lunch, guided facility tours and welding demos. This year's featured project is the MdTA's new Nice-Middleton Bridge. Please Note: REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. The morning technical session is located offsite. Please refer to your registration packet for directions and details.

Curious how architecturally exposed structural steel (AESS) can make your next project a success? Get answers right from the experts from the Mid-Atlantic Steel Fabricators Association at an informational panel discussion on October 19! AESS can give projects a clean, modern look--and architects and engineers can have high expectations for appearance, budget, quality, and structural integrity. Join us from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Live! Casino and Hotel Philadelphia (900 Packer Avenue) to hear from a panel of experienced professionals as they share tips to help ensure projects meet the design intent for AESS, including surface preparation, priming, and field touch-ups. You could earn up to 1.0 PDH! You'll also learn how to implement the AESS Category Method from the AISC Code of Standard Practice. Be sure to join us afterward (from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.) for some brunch and networking with other industry members!

SteelDays 2023 is finally here! Join us and other steel industry partners as we take you on a construction tour of a new life science building going up right here in Philadelphia! The building will be erecting steel during this time, showcasing the building's complex design. The tour will kick-off at 1:00pm with a cocktail hour to follow at Louie Louie (3611 Walnut St). Please note that long pants, closed-toed shoes, and a hard hat/safety vest, are required for this event.

AIA Tampa Bay / ASLA Florida Tour Excursion to Pittsburgh to tour Iconic Pittsburgh Buildings over a three-day time frame. Key event is the opening kickoff dinner on Oct. 19 at 5 pm at the Grand Concourse, an historic steel-frame train station turned into a high-end restaurant and bar in downtown Pittsburgh. Three-day event also includes tours of Fallingwater, the Andy Warhol Museum, and Phipps Conservatory.

Tour to our facilities to see how Alonso & Carus fabricates structural steel and learn about our plans for future growth.

Come honor the history of our armed forces and inspire the future. In addition to a tour of the National Medal of Honor Museum, you will be energized by an amazing video that captures the importance of this amazing project. You will also hear from the teams that brought this project to life.

Facility Tour, Networking, Food, Drinks and more.

Steel Day with Metals Fabrication Co. Come join us for an afternoon at Metals Fab! We will be opening our doors in celebration of AISC’s Steel Days. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the process of fabricating structural steel from procurement to shipping the final product and everything in between. We will be providing lunch from Long Horn BBQ and a presentation by our industry experts followed by a guided shop tour. We are excited for you to see what steel can do for you!

We are honored to host the 2023 AISC Steel Day at our fabrication facility in Ridgefield Washington. Please extend this invitation to members of your team to learn about advanced technology in fabrication. You and your team will be hands on and see how the team at Alpha Iron converts plans and specs to BIM Models and how our robots and CNC converts the model to steel buildings and components that are LIDAR controlled perfectly manufactured to build your projects. Our goal is that you and your colleagues will: • View how technology can improve quality and schedule and reduce cost as well as reduce labor on a project. • Leave with a new understanding of what can be built out of steel. • See how technology has improved the speed of fabrication. • Witness how complex fabrications can be built more efficiently with our automation. • Identify how other trades and layout can be integrated into fabrication including MEP and architectural connections.

Join us for our 2023 Steel Day Welding Competition. This year a total of $25,000 in Rex I Lewis Scholarships will be awarded to the top twenty competitors to help further their education at any Wyoming Community College. High school juniors and seniors from as far as 500 miles away will participate in a multi-day skill and knowledge competition. The top 20 finalists will be on hand at Puma Steel on the 20th for a final round that will challenge their skills even more. Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon will be present to award students their scholarships. Lunch will be provided along with tours of our state of the art facility. If you are interested in signing up to compete please contact Jason Deckard at 307-773-8669.

In honor of Steel Days, TrueNorth Steel is launching a new series of short videos called Stories of Steel, which will highlight behind the scenes stories of people, projects, and events that make our industry's amazing steel structures come to life. Check TrueNorth Steel's social channels -- or visit youtube.com/@truenorthsteel -- for information on a new story of steel dropping each day of Steel Days!