AISC Certified Erectors List — And Why It Matters



Looking for a List of Certified Erectors?



If you’re trying to find a list of AISC certified erectors, you’re not alone. Project managers, general contractors, and procurement officers frequently search for this information when prequalifying bidders or vetting subcontractors. Unfortunately, very few resources provide a comprehensive, searchable list. The most accurate source is the American Institute of Steel Construction itself at aisc.org.



What This List Tells You (and Doesn’t)



The AISC certified erectors list shows companies that have successfully passed a rigorous audit process that examines their quality management systems, safety procedures, documentation, and field operations. However, the list doesn’t include performance data, audit findings, or field quality history — only certification status.



Why Certification Matters



AISC certification isn’t just a stamp — it’s a signal that an erector can be trusted to follow documented procedures, maintain compliance, and deliver safe, consistent results in the field. General contractors often require it as a condition of bidding.


If you’re looking for an erector you can trust, certification is a strong baseline. But for the full picture, always check references, field history, and audit performance — not just the certificate.



Can a Non-Certified Erector Become Certified?



Absolutely. In fact, many contractors use this list to encourage trusted subcontractors to pursue certification — especially when preferred erectors are not currently certified.


If you’re a steel erection company looking to join the AISC certified list, we can help.


We offer:

• Step-by-step support for new applicants

• Documentation setup and system development

• Training for field crews and superintendents

• Pre-audit readiness and follow-up help



How to Get Your Company on the List



Getting certified is a multi-step process that includes document review, field audits, and ongoing compliance. It can be time-consuming and difficult to manage alone — but you don’t have to. Our lead consultant is a former AISC auditor who’s helped hundreds of erectors across the U.S. become certified. Our approach is fast, efficient, and focused on results.



Want to See If Certification Is Right for You



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