International Brotherhood of Boilermakers

The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers is a historic labor union founded in 1880, representing skilled craftsmen and industrial workers in sectors such as heavy industry, shipbuilding, manufacturing, and construction across the United States and Canada. With a commitment to innovation and member advocacy, the union emphasizes safe and efficient job execution while providing extensive benefits, including one of the best apprenticeship programs in the nation.

Boilermakers have played a pivotal role in significant historical projects, from constructing naval ships and power plants to contributing to landmarks like the Gateway Arch and the Panama Canal. The union remains politically active, dedicated to defending workers' rights and ensuring a sustainable future for its members through established national funds and partnerships that enhance safety and training in the industry.

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