GeoStabilization International

Overview

GeoStabilization International (GSI), Access Limited, and RoadGuard form a leading infrastructure solutions platform focused on protecting people and strengthening critical infrastructure in North America and New Zealand. GSI specializes in geohazard mitigation, while Access Limited provides steep-slope expertise and RoadGuard offers roadway safety solutions.

Responsibilities

• Own and maintain AISC Shop Certification compliance and train crew members on shop standards.
• Lead fabrication operations, supervising and working alongside team members to fabricate and weld components to specification.
• Read, interpret, and ensure accurate execution of blueprints, technical drawings, shop drawings, and work orders.
• Operate welding equipment and fabrication machinery; mentor others on various welding techniques and material applications.
• Measure, cut, bend, and fit metal materials using hand tools, power tools, and machinery.
• Plan and direct daily work, set production goals, and assign tasks to ensure projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget.
• Maintain welding equipment, tools, and work area to manufacturer specifications and safety standards.
• Manage inventory, schedule work, and coordinate with engineering and field teams to meet project timelines.
• Inspect welds and finished products for quality, accuracy, and compliance with safety, AISC, and project standards.
• Provide technical mentorship to junior crew members and conduct training on complex fabrication issues.
• Conduct QA reviews and ensure all work meets specifications before shipping or field installation.
• Flag and communicate scope changes, quality concerns, or technical challenges to Project Managers.
• Lead, supervise, and work alongside union crews installing guardrail and related highway safety hardware.
• Enforce all safety requirements, conduct daily toolbox talks, JHAs, and site safety inspections.
• Coordinate site setup, traffic control, material staging, and equipment use.
• Verify proper operation and maintenance of crew equipment.
• Serve as the on-site point of contact and submit accurate daily reports, timesheets, production logs, and equipment records.
• Mentor, train, and develop crew members while providing clear direction and constructive feedback.
• Administer work in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement.

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years of welding and metal fabrication experience; experience with guardrail, bridge beam, or structural steel fabrication is ideal.
• Minimum 2 years in a Foreman, Crew Lead, Shop Supervisor, or similar leadership role.
• Valid driver's license with acceptable driving record.
• Ability to commit to Monday–Friday work schedule with travel to active project sites.
• AISC Shop Certification (or ability to obtain).
• OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 – Construction.
• ATSSA Traffic Control Supervisor (TCS) or equivalent.
• Flagger certification.
• First Aid / CPR certification.
• Experience with heavy civil or highway construction.
• Strong ability to lead from the front and mentor junior team members.
• Deep understanding of welding techniques, fabrication processes, and metalworking.
• Operational understanding of AISC Shop Certification requirements.
• Proficiency interpreting technical drawings, shop drawings, and construction plans.
• Experience operating and overseeing roadway construction and fabrication equipment.
• Ability to manage multiple projects, coordinate schedules, and meet deadlines.
• Strong analytical skills to troubleshoot fabrication and field installation challenges.
• Comfort working under collective bargaining agreements and coordinating with union crews.
• Ability to use smartphones and tablets for timekeeping and project communication.
• Ability to regularly stand, walk, bend, twist, climb, and use hands to operate tools and equipment; capacity to lift at least 75 pounds.

Additional Information

• Work is performed both in a fabrication shop and outdoors adjacent to live traffic in varying weather conditions.
• Daily travel to active projects throughout service area.
• Night work and occasional overnight travel may be required depending on project location.