Building Sheet Metal Worker​/Metal Siding Tradesman

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Base pay range

$25.00/hr - $38.00/hr

Veltri Steel, LLC., located in Taylor, TX, is seeking a skilled Sheet Metal Worker/Metal Siding Tradesman to join our team. This full-time role focuses on hands-on sheet metal fabrication, installation, and repair for industrial systems and commercial construction projects. The ideal candidate will have at least 5 years of extensive experience in fabricating complex, high-tolerance components, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring high-quality project completion.

The role emphasizes craftsmanship, precision, and safety in a dynamic industrial and construction environment.

• Material Preparation and Handling:
  Measure, cut, and fabricate sheet metal siding and insulated metal wall panels to precise specifications using tools like shears, brakes, and panel-cutting equipment.
• Inspect and verify materials (e.g., metal sheets, insulated panels, trim, and fasteners) for quality and compliance with project requirements.
• Organize and stage materials on-site to ensure efficient workflow and minimize damage.

• Installation Of Siding And Panels:
  Install sheet metal siding and insulated metal wall panels on buildings, ensuring proper alignment, levelness, and attachment to structural frameworks.
• Secure panels using appropriate fasteners (e.g., self-tapping screws, clips) while maintaining weather-tight seals and thermal performance.
• Install flashing, trim, and corner pieces to complete the building envelope, ensuring aesthetic and functional integration.
• Align and fasten panels to meet wind load, structural, and insulation requirements.

• Structural And Envelope Integration:
  Coordinate with other trades to ensure proper integration of siding and panels with the building’s structural components, such as steel frames, girts, and purlins.
• Install vapor barriers, insulation layers, and sealants to enhance the building envelopes’ energy efficiency and weather resistance.
• Ensure proper drainage and waterproofing details, such as drip edges and gutters, are incorporated during installation.

• Tool And Equipment Operation:
  Operate hand tools (e.g., snips, crimpers, drills) and power tools (e.g., screw guns, nibblers, metal shears) safely and efficiently.
• Use lifting equipment, such as cranes, hoists, or scissor lifts, to position large panels or heavy materials at height.
• Maintain and inspect tools and equipment to ensure safe operation and prevent downtime.

• Blueprint And Specification Adherence:
  Read and interpret architectural and shop drawings, specifications, and installation manuals to ensure compliance with design and engineering requirements.
• Verify measurements and panel layouts on-site to match project plans, adjusting as needed for field conditions.
• Identify and report discrepancies between plans and site conditions to supervisors or project managers.

• Safety And Compliance:
  Follow OSHA and site-specific safety protocols, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) like harnesses, gloves, and hard hats.
• Participate in safety training for working at heights, handling sharp materials, and operating heavy equipment.
• Ensure installations meet building codes, manufacturer guidelines, and industry standards (e.g., AISI, MBMA).

• Quality Control And Finishing:
  Inspect completed installations for alignment, secure fastening, and weather-tightness, correcting any defects or misalignments.
• Clean and touch up panels to remove smudges, scratches, or debris, ensuring a professional appearance.
• Perform field repairs or modifications to panels or siding as needed to address damage or design changes.

• Team Collaboration And Communication:
  Work closely with other craft laborers, foremen, and project managers to coordinate tasks and meet project deadlines.
• Communicate progress, challenges, or material needs to supervisors to maintain workflow efficiency.
• Assist in training or mentoring less experienced crew members on proper installation techniques.

• Site Maintenance And Cleanup:
  Keep work areas clean and free of debris to maintain a safe and organized job site.
• Properly dispose of or recycle…