Iron Worker

Job Summary

We are searching for experienced and reliable ironworkers for various structural and miscellaneous steel erection projects.

• 401(k) matching
• Competitive salary
• Opportunity for advancement
• 401K with Company Match after 30 days
• Health Insurance after 30 days
• Foremen receive company truck and gas card.
• Company provided work shirts and sweatshirts, gloves, safety glasses, and more after 3 months worked.

• Knowledgeable in unloading, layout, rigging, connecting, bolting and welding structural steel, bar joists, girders, metal roof and floor decking, and miscellaneous steel, by following prints and instructions while guaranteeing all quality and safety standards are met.
• Erect steel frames.
• Direct cranes for movement/placement of steel members.
• Bolt or weld steel in place. Certified welders (must have papers) make more money.
• Operate forklifts and man‑lifts.
• Rigging steel with chokers for placement with cranes or forklifts.
• Use lasers, levels or plumb bobs to correctly plumb/align steel.
• Install plumb cables to temporarily align/hold building during erection/plumbing.
• Use oxy‑acetylene torches, gas saws or grinders to cut steel.
• Install miscellaneous steel (stairs, rails, guardrails, etc.).
• Read and follow blueprints, sketches and other instructions.
• Work week:
  Monday through Friday with occasional Saturdays.
• Work mostly in Columbus and surrounding cities with some short‑term travel required—mostly central/southern Ohio.
• Ironwork is an outdoor job. Working in heat and cold a must.
• Being at the job on time, every day we are working, is a must. On time meaning ready to work at starting time. Doesn't matter how great of an Ironworker you are, if you are not there.

• High school diploma or its equivalent.
• Must be able to lift 80lbs and withstand the physical demands of erecting steel.

• Up to $30/HR ON W2 DOE.