Ironworker in New Mexico

Ironworkers erect structural steel for skyscrapers, bridges, and stadiums — working at dizzying heights. They also place rebar reinforcement for concrete and rig heavy equipment. It's physically demanding, extremely well-paid, and comes with strong union benefits.

$68,735 NM Median Salary
4% Growth Rate
4 years Training

💰 Ironworker Salary in New Mexico

Estimated salary range for Ironworkers in New Mexico, based on BLS national data adjusted for regional cost of living.

Entry
$44,000
Median
$68,735
Experienced
$91,000

🎓 Ironworker Licensing in New Mexico

Credential required: IRONWORKERS Local Union Apprenticeship

Requirements may vary slightly by state. Always verify current licensing requirements with the New Mexico state licensing board before enrolling.

🏫 Ironworker Programs in New Mexico

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