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What kind of qualification is a Class 2 Ironworking Technician?

The Grade 2 Ironwork Technician certification is a national qualification that proves that the holder possesses basic skills in the field of ironwork, such as steel frame fabrication and assembly. Grade 2 is positioned as the skill level of an intermediate-level technician and is mainly intended for technicians who have accumulated practical experience in steel frame construction. It requires the ability to safely perform standard steel frame fabrication work such as cutting, drilling, and welding of steel materials. On site, they are engaged in the fabrication and assembly of steel frame members for buildings, contributing to the quality assurance of structures by fabricating according to drawings. Obtaining this qualification allows you to objectively demonstrate your ironwork skills, making it easier to showcase your skills during job hunting and career changes, and giving you the advantage of being valued as an immediate asset on site. Furthermore, it is possible to further enhance your expertise by gaining practical experience after obtaining Grade 2 and challenging yourself to obtain Grade 1.