David Osborne
President · District Council of Ironworkers of the State of California & Vicinity
President at District Council of Ironworkers of the State of California & Vicinity. Listed as an officer, director, or key employee across 8 organizations on the Form 990 record.
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David Osborne is a fourth-generation ironworker and a General Vice President at the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers. He began his career in the trade in 2002 after serving in the United States Marine Corps.
Osborne progressed through various roles within Local 433 in Los Angeles, including apprentice, journeyman, foreman, general foreman, vice president, and business agent. His dedication led him to serve as a district council organizer/representative before his appointment as a general organizer and subsequently, a General Vice President of the international union.
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- David Osborne joined an apprenticeship in 2002. He served in the United States Marine Corps.2002
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