Williams Industries, Inc.
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Ironworker
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Williams Industries, Inc.
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Ironworker
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Williams Industries, Inc.
Responsibilities Ironworkers use their skills and equipment to perform tasks such as erection of the steel skeleton of buildings, including rigging, bolting and welding, window wall and curtain wall exterior steel erection, steel and cable reinforcing in concrete construction, rigging of heavy machinery and equipment, and general welding in conjunction with all aspects of these job descriptions. Duties may also include acting as a fire watch or confined space attendant where required. Ironworkers must be able to work at great heights. The work is strenuous, dangerous, and often performed in adverse weather conditions. It involves climbing, bending, squatting, sitting, standing, and heavy lifting. Work may be done in a noisy environment around air-operated tools, heavy lifting machinery, compressors and welding machines. The job can be seasonal due to weather or economic conditions. Required hand tools include wrenches, beaters (heavy hammers), bull pins, sleever bars, wire cutters, tool belts, pouches and safety harnesses and lanyards.
Essential Functions
Substance Abuse Test: All applicants must successfully pass a substance abuse test either by IMPACT or company administered test.
Attendance: Regular attendance and punctuality are essential for the smooth operation of this company and performance of worker's duties.
Transportation: Workers must have transportation to get to assigned projects.
Tools & Equipment: Workers must possess and maintain tools and equipment to perform their tasks.
Training and Certification: Workers must complete all necessary training and certification required by OSHA, the American Institute of Steel Construction, and the company.
Physical Stamina: Workers must have high endurance because they spend many hours on their feet while lifting heavy steel components. They must be able to climb vertical ladders, bend, lift and carry equipment and materials on elevated scaffolds, and maintain balance.
Physical Strength: Workers must be strong enough to move heavy materials/components into place. Many are up to 100 lbs.
Unafraid of Heights: Ironworkers must work at great heights, several stories above the ground during steel erection activities.
Safety: Workers must comply with all OSHA, Union, Company and Project safety requirements and training.
Seniority level
Entry level
Employment type
Temporary
Job function
Other
Industries
Construction
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Ironworker
role at
Williams Industries, Inc.
Overview Join to apply for the
Ironworker
role at
Williams Industries, Inc.
Responsibilities Ironworkers use their skills and equipment to perform tasks such as erection of the steel skeleton of buildings, including rigging, bolting and welding, window wall and curtain wall exterior steel erection, steel and cable reinforcing in concrete construction, rigging of heavy machinery and equipment, and general welding in conjunction with all aspects of these job descriptions. Duties may also include acting as a fire watch or confined space attendant where required. Ironworkers must be able to work at great heights. The work is strenuous, dangerous, and often performed in adverse weather conditions. It involves climbing, bending, squatting, sitting, standing, and heavy lifting. Work may be done in a noisy environment around air-operated tools, heavy lifting machinery, compressors and welding machines. The job can be seasonal due to weather or economic conditions. Required hand tools include wrenches, beaters (heavy hammers), bull pins, sleever bars, wire cutters, tool belts, pouches and safety harnesses and lanyards.
Essential Functions
Substance Abuse Test: All applicants must successfully pass a substance abuse test either by IMPACT or company administered test.
Attendance: Regular attendance and punctuality are essential for the smooth operation of this company and performance of worker's duties.
Transportation: Workers must have transportation to get to assigned projects.
Tools & Equipment: Workers must possess and maintain tools and equipment to perform their tasks.
Training and Certification: Workers must complete all necessary training and certification required by OSHA, the American Institute of Steel Construction, and the company.
Physical Stamina: Workers must have high endurance because they spend many hours on their feet while lifting heavy steel components. They must be able to climb vertical ladders, bend, lift and carry equipment and materials on elevated scaffolds, and maintain balance.
Physical Strength: Workers must be strong enough to move heavy materials/components into place. Many are up to 100 lbs.
Unafraid of Heights: Ironworkers must work at great heights, several stories above the ground during steel erection activities.
Safety: Workers must comply with all OSHA, Union, Company and Project safety requirements and training.
Seniority level
Entry level
Employment type
Temporary
Job function
Other
Industries
Construction
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