Structural Steel Inspection Workforce Development Program
Learn the foundations of structural steel inspection from industry leaders
The CWB Group, in partnership with the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction (CISC), is delivering a foundational micro-credential program tailored to strengthening the capacity of Ontario’s construction workforce.
Structural steel inspection verifies that steelwork meets quality and safety standards. These in-demand skills can help inspectors, engineers, and construction professionals expand their expertise and unlock new career opportunities.
Interactive, hybrid learning
Instructor-led online micro-credential featuring an immersive 3D simulator.
Professional development hours
Participants are issued 16 professional development hours (PDHs), including a one-day instructor-led session.
During the program, participants will learn:
- Measurement Fundamentals and Inspection Tools
- Drawing Interpretation
- Materials, Hardware, and Traceability
- Fabrication Inspection
- Welded Connection Inspection
- Erection Preparation and Inspection
- Bolted Connection Inspection
This training opportunity is being delivered by the CWB Group, in partnership with the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction.
Training cohorts
Delivery format: Blended learning
This training program includes self-paced eLearning followed by instructor-led training available virtually or in-person.
In-person training:
CWB Centre of Innovation 8260 Parkhill Dr., Milton ON
- February 12, 2027
- February 26, 2027
- April 9, 2027
Virtual training:
Hosted online
- March 9, 2027
- March 12, 2027
- March 25, 2027
- April 16, 2027
- April 30, 2027
- May 7, 2027
- May 14, 2027
Apply today for an upcoming cohort of the Structural Steel Inspection Workforce Development Program
Please note that your application will be reviewed for eligibility and space availability. A member of the program team will contact you if your application is successful to confirm registration.
Participants in the program must:
- be a resident of Ontario
- be legally entitled to work in Canada
Applicants are recommended to have:
- Fundamental working familiarity with codes and standards
- Inspection tools and geometry/measurement conversions
- Structural drawings, plans, details, and erection drawings
- Knowledge of structural steel components and material specifications (mill test reports, material certifications)
- Computer proficiency (strongly recommended for online and simulator activities)
This Employment Ontario program is funded by the Government of Ontario.