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The Steel Erectors Association of America (SEAA) has announced that EZARC Building Solutions, based in Lindon, Utah, has become a new member of its network of SEAA/National Center for the Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Ironworker Training Units and Assessment Sites.
EZARC, known for its expertise in structural steel erection and fabrication, particularly within the semiconductor industry, will bring valuable strengths to SEAA’s workforce development initiatives.
EZARC, one of Utah’s fastest-growing companies, is recognized for its exceptional safety record, boasting an experience modification rate of 0.67 and a total recordable incident rate of 0.35. The woman-owned company is also application-specific integrated circuit certified.
“Joining SEAA’s training network allows us to align our workforce development goals with industry-leading standards,” Matt Godsey, vice president of EZARC Building Solutions said.
“Our core values of Excellence, Zero Waste, Accountability, Resourcefulness and Culture guide everything we do. Becoming a certified NCCER Training Facility strengthens our ability to foster a highly skilled workforce while maintaining our unwavering focus on safety and quality.”
The SEAA/NCCER Ironworker Training program offers members a range of specialized craft training, including Ironworker Levels 1, 2 and 3; Reinforcement Ironworker Levels 1 and 2; Rigger; Signal Person; Crane Operator; and SEAA’s custom Fabricator curriculum.
Members also have access to SEAA’s SteelPros Training Portal, developed in partnership with Industrial Training International, which includes exclusive training videos for ironworkers.
“SEAA’s purpose is to invest in the education of steelworkers, and partnerships like this one with EZARC Building Solutions are key to that mission,” R. Pete Gum, SEAA’s executive director said.
“Their specialization in the industry and commitment to safety exemplify the standards we want to promote across the industry.”