
Region A:
851 Pierce Butler Route
St. Paul, MN 55104-1634
Phone: 651-489-1488
Region B:
3752 Midway Road
Duluth, MN 55810
Phone: 218-724-5073
Region C:
2901 Twin City Drive, Suite 104
Mandan, ND 58554
Phone: 701-663-4266



Ironworkers Local 512 jurisdiction covers all of Minnesota, all of North Dakota, and 21 counties in western Wisconsin. We have 1,354 journeyman members and 143 apprentices in this local which is divided into three regions.
In our website you will find information regarding wages, benefits, training, meetings, up-to-date news, and other information regarding our local.
We encourage you to read through the information on this website and, if you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact us.
Click here to view our jurisdictional map.
Click HERE to read more of the article from the Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal by Sam Black, Senior reporter
Tentative Schedule
A foundation load test project will occur in summer 2012 at the new crossing site and provide bridge designers with critical information on soil conditions under the river. Construction of the new bridge is expected to begin in 2013 and take about three years to complete. The approach roadways will also be built during this period. Click HERE to go to MnDot's update page.
The membership would like to welcome our new apprentices!
Local 512 took on 53 new apprentices in Region A, 33 in Region B and 6 in Region C. They will be in class this week for their pre job-site training, which includes OSHA 30. If you are lucky enough to have one come on your job, please teach them as much as you can. Remember- we have all been there!!
The annual retiree fishing trip is set for Wednesday, June 6th, 2012 on Mille Lacs Lake. Get more information at the Spring Retiree meeting at the Hall in St. Paul on Wednesday May 9th at 12 pm..... Click HERE to read more
From the AFL/CIO blog
05/02/2012
Each day in 2010, 13 workers on average were killed on the job—some 4,690 workers—and an estimated 50,000 died from occupational diseases, according to the AFL-CIO's annual report, “Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect.” Released today, the report shows the number of those who died in 2010 (the most recent year for which data are available) is up from the 4,551 people who perished in 2009. This trend that has continued since 2004, the first year in a decade that saw the number of deaths on the job increase. READ MORE...