Construction Tank Assembler

Overview

Construction Tank Assembler – Full Time Manual Labor. TC Constructors, Parsons, KS, US. Requisition . Salary: $19.00 Hourly.

6 days ago

Position:
Construction Tank Assembler

Location:

Parsons, KS, US

Travel: 100% continuous out-of-state travel, 6 to 7 days per week.

Construction Tank Assemblers are responsible for assisting in the field assembly of bolted steel tank systems utilizing knowledge of safe construction techniques and a variety of hand and power tools while adhering to company quality standards for a superior finished tank product.

100% continuous out-of-state travel; working 6 to 7 days per week.

• Part of a 3-7 person field construction crew.
• Hourly position with full-time benefits.
• $68 per day Per Diem;
  Hotels paid by the company.
• Must provide and wear steel-toed boots.
• Must comply with all site and company safety rules and standards.
• Must work in all outside weather extremes.
• Use a variety of hand & power tools, fixtures, work instructions, and other equipment to correctly assemble bolted tank systems.
• Read and follow assembly drawings, prints, and instructions.
• Lift, carry, or guide machine aided movement of assembly materials such as steel sheets, channels, tubes, mechanical fasteners, and other items as requested/needed for bolted tank assembly.
• Maintain work area and equipment in a clean orderly condition and follow prescribed safety procedures.
• Utilize and comply with methods of production, guidelines, and requirements according to established ISO 9001 policies.
• 100% continuous out-of-state travel working 6 to 7 days per week.
• May perform other duties as assigned.

Experience with Geodesic Domes and Bolted Tank installation is a plus.

Ability to learn the operation of forklift, man-lift, and other material handling mobile equipment.

Ability to safely operate a variety of power and hand tools.

Willingness to work at heights and inside of tanks.

Must be able to perform elevated work safely and confidently up to 150 feet for extended periods while tied-off and wearing a harness.

Ability to read and comprehend blueprints and/or sketches.

Ability to use simple math to perform basic calculations.

Knowledge and ability to use common measuring instruments and hand tools such as tape measure, level, or square.

Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions, short correspondence, and memos.

Ability to receive and comprehend verbal and/or non-verbal directions from Crew Foreman.

Solid problem-solving skills. Ability to contribute and work in a team.