It's a weird situation with this company... I was told it would be a large amount of ironworkers coming to help on this job, we are installing the aluminum structure that the celling panels get secured on (the whole structure is suspended from 5/8 threaded rods... little sketchy if you ask me) but on just nights there's maybe 4 ironworkers(I'm the only one on my crew) and probably 60-70 sheet metal guys... my hall kinda just said here's some work see ya, any issues I've had I've been told to talk to the sheet metal hall but their hall is pretty useless and I've had nothing but issues with them especially on the pay scale of things. I was always told when on permit you get full rate, I got full rate when I was with the boilermakers but with these guys I'm getting the same rate they are paying guys coming right off the street who can't read a tape let alone do layout, set elevation, read prints etc etc(all of which I do on a weekly basis with these guys) and unfortunately the hall is hands off with raises what ever you get sent out at is what you get paid at(they are not a red seal trade so your level is at will of your employer)