Iron Workers Local 384 Union Hall

384 isn't just where you work. It's who you are.

You know the difference between a job and a brotherhood. You've probably felt the gap if you've never had one.

Veterans passing knowledge to the next man. Crew showing up off the clock because that's just what you do. A finished project and every man standing in that photo knows exactly what they built together.

That's not something you find at every shop. That's Local 384.

If you're an experienced ironworker in East Tennessee and something's been missing — this is what it is.

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384 isn't just where you work. It's who you are.

When a 20-year veteran walks a green apprentice through a job site, that's not required. Nobody scheduled that. That's just how Local 384 works.

The gear, the patches, the hard hat — those aren't just equipment. They mean something. They tell everyone on site who you are and what you stand for before you say a word.

This is a brotherhood that shows up on the job and off it. At the cookout. At the charity event. At the family gathering. The crew doesn't disappear when the work stops.

And when a project wraps and the whole crew lines up for that final photo — you'll know. That's not just a job finished. That's something built together, by men who had each other's backs from day one.

If you're an experienced ironworker in East Tennessee and you're looking for more than a paycheck — this is where you belong.

Devin didn't get into this trade for the paperwork. He got in because ironwork is the kind of work that actually means something — you feel it, you see it, and it stands long after the job is done.

Local 384 is built on guys like Devin. Experienced ironworkers who know the trade and show up ready to work.
If that's you, we want to hear from you.

Many ironworkers working non-union don’t realize how different their career could look with union membership.
Members of Ironworkers Local 384 receive:

• Strong union wages
• Healthcare coverage
• Career training
• Brotherhood and support

The difference isn’t the work — it’s the opportunity.

If you're an experienced ironworker, learn more about joining Ironworkers Local 384.

If you're already doing the work, you deserve the benefits that come with it.

Many experienced ironworkers working non-union take on the same risks without the long-term protection that union membership provides.

Ironworkers Local 384 offers:
• Competitive union wages
• Healthcare coverage
• Structured training
• Career stability

If you already have the skills, the next step could change your future.

Learn more about joining Ironworkers Local 384 today.

Ironworkers build the structures that shape our cities.

Members of Ironworkers Local 384 take pride in their work while earning strong wages, healthcare benefits, and long-term career opportunities.

Ironwork is more than a job — it’s a career built on skill, dedication, and brotherhood.

Learn more about joining Ironworkers Local 384.

Some guys work a job. Local 384 ironworkers build a legacy.

Cranes, steel, concrete — the structures you put up don't come down. They stand long after you're gone. Your kids drive past them. Your grandkids will too.

That's what this trade is. And that's what being part of Local 384 means. You're not just showing up to collect a check.

You're building something that outlasts you — with a crew that actually has your back while you do it.

If you're a skilled ironworker in East Tennessee and you're not in the union yet, you're leaving more than money on the table. You're leaving this.

Find out what membership looks like at ironworkers384.org

Guessing on manpower costs you more than the hire.

Unqualified workers slow your site down. They create rework. They create liability. They cost you time you don't have.

Local 384 ironworkers come trained, dispatch-ready, and certified. When you call the hall, you get experienced members — not bodies pulled off a board.

We have work in East Tennessee moving right now. If you're a GC or superintendent who needs skilled ironworkers on short notice, this is the call worth making.The link's in the bio.