Ironworker

Key Responsibilities

An Ironworker is responsible for completing the following duties:

• Erection and assembly of structural steel, conveyors, heavy vibratory & crushing equipment, walkways, handrails & stairs; lay out and set steel for the crane.
• Ability to properly signal crane operators to lift and position steel, weld and/or bolt pieces into place, and torch and/or drill holes for proper fitment.
• Identify and install proper hardware, ensure all pieces are fitted properly, and make decisions when needed; align motor sheaves and install drive belts.
• Safe operation and use of all tools and equipment needed to complete daily tasks; follow all job site safety procedures.
• 100% Travel required; other duties as assigned.

• Scheduled Rotation, 11 days on 3 days off

• Weekly paycheck
• Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance
• Paid time off and holidays
• 401K retirement account with 5% company match
• Annual boot reimbursements up to $125
• On the spot bonuses up to $100

• Ability to rig steel for crane and read and understand erection drawings.
• Ability to read and follow equipment manuals and checklists.
• Proficiency in working with bull pins, sleever bars, chain come alongs, and hammers; unload and stack prefabricated iron and steel.
• Comfort working at heights and manual dexterity to use tools and factory machines.
• Possession of a valid driver’s license.

• Embrace Core Values:
  Serving Others, High Integrity, Strong Work Ethic, Culture of Opportunity & Long-Term Relationships
• Exhibition of good communication skills when working with others
• Willingness to help out where needed

On-site at project locations throughout the United States, based wherever the current project is being conducted.