Rebar Worker
Tying and assembling rebar frameworks for reinforced-concrete structures.
Training in action
More about the program
The rebar worker course trains specialists to assemble reinforcement frameworks for concrete structures — foundations, columns, floor slabs, walls. The program covers reading project documentation and reinforcement schemes, rebar steel and connection types, and calculating concrete cover.
The hands-on part takes place directly at a construction site: trainees practice manual and mechanized rebar tying, frame welding, and installing spacers. Special attention goes to safety when working with heavy elements and welding equipment.
Graduates receive a trade grade and can start work immediately on cast-in-place and precast concrete construction sites.
Who it's for
For those entering the construction trades — physical work, clear standards, and steady demand.
Why take it
No cast-in-place structure is built without a rebar worker — from foundations to floor slabs, this trade is present at every construction site.
How training works
Theory on reading rebar drawings is paired with hands-on tying and assembly practice at a construction site.