The American Institute of Steel Construction, or AISC, is an
industry leader in promoting quality, safety, and
sustainability in the design and construction of steel
structures. AISC certification requirements

The AISC certification requirements are contained within
a comprehensive set of standards and guidelines that
ensure quality, safety, and sustainability in the fabrication
and construction of steel structures.

Companies that achieve AISC certification demonstrate
their commitment to excellence and are well-positioned
to competitively serve their customers in today's
demanding marketplace.

The AISC Certification Requirements are described in the
following nine documents:
  1. The "AISC 207-20 Standard for Certification Programs"
    is a comprehensive document that sets out the detailed
    requirements for certification programs.

  2. "Governing Requirements for Certification Programs"

  3. "Supplemental Program Requirements for Building"
    Fabricators"

  4. "Supplemental Program Requirements for Bridge
    Fabricators"

  5. "Supplemental Program Requirements for Highway
    Component Manufacturers"

  6. "Supplemental Program Requirements for Erectors"

  7. "Supplemental Program Requirements for Fracture
    Control Endorsement"

  8. "Supplemental Program Requirements for Applicators of
    Complex Coatings Endorsement"

  9. "Supplemental Program Requirements for Hydraulic
    Fabricators

    10. Available AISC Certifications

    1. CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR ERECTORS

    2. CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR BUILDING
      FABRICATORS

    3. CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR BRIDGE
      FABRICATORS,
      SIMPLE, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED

    4. CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR HIGHWAY
      COMPONENT MANUFACTURERS

    5. COMPLEX COATING ENDORSEMENT,
      ENCLOSED, COVERED, EXPOSED

    6. CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR HYDRAULIC
      FABRICATORS
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AISC Certification Requirements