Overview
ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY
We are looking for reliable, client focused, mechanically inclined Installers, Operators and Welders for various industrial projects. You would be responsible for laying out and installation of structural steel, Decking and Resin Decking in order to build metal structures. Welding and cutting steel, as well as interpret blueprints.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Erect steel
Direct operation of cranes to move structural steel, and other materials onto and around the construction site.
Connect steel columns, beams
Drill holes if needed into steel for bolts.
Number steel according to assembly instructions.
Unload and stack steel.
Rigging of steel
Hoist steel into place in the framework.
Position steel with connecting bars and spud wrenches.
Work with spud wrenches and bull pins to align the holes in the steel with the framework holes.
levels, and laser equipment to check alignment.
Bolt or weld piece into place.
Install stairs, handrails, and Kick Plates
Make sure all pieces are fitted properly and complete repairs as necessary.
SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS
Workers will be cutting, welding, and installing pieces of metal to erect structures of all types while working within a collaborative team environment and adhering to all safety standards. Workers who display the following skills and abilities are highly desired by employers:
Physical fitness – iron workers work in hazardous conditions, and sometimes from great heights on aerial lifts, which requires good physical fitness
Communication skills – iron workers use words and hand signals when working with other crew members, which requires good communication skills
Mathematics – because iron workers make calculations and measure materials, good math skills are essential to this job
Attention to detail – since one mistake in erecting metal structures can lead to Mezzanines that are unsound and unsafe, workers use extreme attention to detail with every task they perform
Analytical thinking – workers read blueprints and building schematics and design the specified elements to build the structures depicted on paper, which requires strong analytical skills
TOOLS OF THE TRADE
Hand tools (wrenches, hammers, levels)
Power tools (Hammer drills, Impacts and Torque wrenches)
Measuring tools (measuring tape, chalk lines)
Welding tools (torches, face shields, aprons)
Lasers for Elevations and aliment
SKILLS & ABILITIES
Successful ironworkers enjoy developing their expertise by doing precise work in a broad range of industries and locations. They enjoy the outdoors and often like travelling and working with different crews.
TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THEIR TRADE, WORKERS NEED:
the ability to interpret blueprints
an understanding of safe work practices and the knowledge to safely operate the tools of the trade
to be able to work at heights
the ability to lift in excess of 25 kilograms
very good muscular coordination, agility and balance
a willingness to travel to various work sites
an inclination to work cooperatively with others
the ability to act quickly and decisively in emergencies
REQUIRED TICKETS
Fall Protection
Elevated Work Platform (EWP) License
WHIMS
Telehandler
Forklift
Welding Tickets (CWB)
SALARY & ADDITIONAL PAY
$25.00 – $30.00 per hour
Overtime Pay