Structural Steel Fitters

Tubal-Cain Industries, Inc., founded in 1981 as a civil anchor bolt manufacturer, has grown into a full-service fabrication and machining company. The organization now produces civil embeds, structural and miscellaneous steel, pipe, vessels, and hot-dipped galvanized trailers. With extensive CNC processing equipment, automation, and management software, Tubal-Cain focuses on efficient, high-quality production. The facility holds AISC and ASME certifications and operates a modern, climate-controlled machining shop capable of milling, turning, grinding, and other precision processes.

Team members contribute to a diverse range of products including anchor bolts, embedded steel, platforms, structures, ladders, and more.

The Structural Steel Fitter role is a full-time, on-site position located in Vidor, TX. This role is responsible for fitting, assembling, and installing structural and miscellaneous steel components according to blueprints, shop drawings, and specifications. Day-to-day tasks include measuring and marking materials, laying out and positioning steel members, drilling and cutting as needed, and using welding and mechanical fastening methods to complete assemblies.

Structural Steel Fitters regularly operate hand and power tools, assist with rigging and moving steel, and work with other team members to meet safety, quality, and production goals. The role also involves inspecting completed work for accuracy, following all fall protection and safety procedures, and maintaining a clean, organized work area.

• Ability to safely operate and maintain power tools used in structural steel fabrication and fitting.
• Proficiency in welding techniques appropriate for structural and miscellaneous steel work.
• Experience working with iron and structural steel components, including layout, fitting, and assembly.
• Knowledge of fall protection practices and proper use of personal protective equipment when working at heights.
• Skills in basic rigging, including safely lifting, positioning, and securing steel members.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, and fabrication details.
• Strong attention to detail, measurement accuracy, and commitment to quality workmanship.
• Physical ability to stand, lift, bend, and work in industrial and outdoor environments for extended periods.
• Previous experience in structural steel fabrication, construction, or related trades preferred.
• High school diploma or equivalent; relevant vocational or technical training is an asset.