Structural Steel Erector

• Install structural steel framing including columns, beams, joists, braces, and metal decking
• Assist with installation of precast concrete components including panels, stairs, beams, and wall systems including precast plates
• Perform installation and proper fitment of bolts, braces, and structural connections
• Perform bolt-up and connection work, including torquing and tensioning procedures
• Perform field welding when required (SMAW, FCAW, etc.)
• Read and interpret structural drawings, erection plans, shop drawings, and connection details
• Assist with layout and alignment of steel using levels, lasers, and other measuring equipment
• Perform rigging of structural steel and precast components for crane picks
• Work with crane operators and signalpersons during lifting operations
• Assist with proper positioning, plumbing, and alignment of steel members
• Install shims, bearing pads, and assist with grouting procedures where required
• Maintain proper structural tolerances, plumbness, and alignment during installations
• Identify, troubleshoot, and rectify installation issues such as misaligned members, connection fitment problems, or embed plate discrepancies
• Oversee rectification works when issues arise and assist with performing corrective work as required
• Assist with unloading and staging of materials and equipment
• Support site logistics including material movement and erection sequencing
• Identify and report field issues such as misaligned embeds, anchor bolt placement problems, or damaged materials
• Follow all safety protocols including fall protection and steel erection safety standards
• Comply with OSHA regulations, including Subpart R steel erection standards
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area
• Work collaboratively with crew members and other trades on site

• High School Diploma or equivalent (required)
• 3–8+ years of hands-on experience in structural steel erection and/or precast concrete installation
• Experience as an ironworker installing structural framing systems
• Experience erecting steel structures including braces and precast components
• Knowledge of rigging practices and crane safety procedures
• Proficiency in bolt-up, torquing, welding, cutting, and layout procedures
• Ability to read and interpret structural and shop drawings
• Understanding of anchor bolt layouts, embed plates, bearing surfaces, and alignment standards
• Experience operating aerial lifts and scissor lifts
• Comfortable working at heights using fall protection system
• OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification (preferred)
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety
• Ability to work in fast-paced construction environments
• Physical stamina to work at heights and in varied weather conditions
• Committed to maintaining a safe, clean, and organized job site

OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification

• Employer Contributions Toward Benefits and Retirement Savings
• Clothing Allowance
• Safety Shoe Allowance