Advanced steel welding & mechanical

Overview

Join our dynamic construction team as an Ironworker and become a vital part of building structures that stand the test of time! In this energetic role, you will be responsible for installing, reinforcing, and assembling steel frameworks, bridges, and other large-scale metal structures, ensuring safety, precision, and durability on every project.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret detailed blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings to accurately assemble steel components.
• Use hand tools, power tools, welding equipment, and plasma cutters to cut, shape, and join metal parts according to specifications.
• Operate cranes, forklifts, rigging gear, and press brake machines to lift and position heavy steel sections safely and efficiently.
• Fabricate ductwork and sheet metal components for various structural applications while adhering to ASME codes & standards.
• Measure materials precisely with calipers and micrometers to ensure accurate fabrication and assembly.
• Perform welding tasks using different techniques such as MIG, TIG, Soldering, FCAW, and other welding methods.
• Assemble structural frameworks by bolting or welding components together while maintaining strict safety protocols.
• Use mechanical knowledge for pipe threading, machining operations, and mechanical assembly tasks on-site or in fabrication shops.
• Conduct rigging activities for lifting heavy steel sections safely using appropriate schematics and load calculations.
• Maintain a clean work environment by organizing tools and materials while following safety guidelines.

Requirements

• Proven construction site experience working with steel structures or similar heavy industrial projects.
• Skilled in various welding techniques including MIG, TIG, FCAW, Soldering, and other welding methods with a strong understanding of welding safety standards.
• Familiarity with blueprint reading, schematics interpretation, and technical drawings essential for precise fabrication and assembly.
• Hands-on experience operating cranes, forklifts, plasma cutters, press brake machines, and other power tools required for heavy-duty construction work.
• Basic math skills including measurements with calipers and micrometers necessary for accurate fabrication.
• Knowledge of ASME codes & standards applicable to structural steel fabrication and welding practices.
• Mechanical aptitude with experience in pipe threading, machining processes, ductwork installation, or manufacturing environments preferred.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a team while maintaining high safety standards on busy construction sites.

Benefits

• Flexible schedule

Additional Information

• Work Location: In person