Structural Steel Worker

Structural Steel Ironworkers plan, fabricate and install iron and steel structures according to specifications. Position responsibilities include connecting columns, beams, girders and other steel members into specific locations for support. Using specialized techniques, Ironworkers will ensure proper alignment, positions, and quality of structural steel structures before permanent bolting and riveting takes place.

Responsibilities include mastering proper and safe use of a variety of hand and hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical power tools, recognizing various structural shapes, directing and assembling different types of mobile and tower construction cranes and creating and developing complex rigging plans for heavy structural steel lifts.

Jobs & Requirements

Interested in working as structural steel worker? CCZJV will be hiring steel workers at all experience levels for the Golden Pass LNG project. Visit the Zachry Job Database to search for available positions and apply.

If you do not have any industrial experience or training, look for “Helper 3” steel worker positions. If you do have experience in this field, look for jobs with qualifications that match your skills.

Generally, positions fall into these categories:

• Helper: Structural steel worker helpers assist in the construction, fabrication and modification of steel and iron materials using various types of fasteners and equipment. Positions range from entry level (Helper 3) more experienced helpers with an average of four to five years of experience.

• Ironworker: Journeyman steel workers construct, fabricate and modify steel and iron materials using various types of fasteners and equipment. Requirements are listed by position, but generally four to five years of journeyman experience or significant helper experience is required.

• Foreman: Foremen for structural steel workers oversee and manage crews constructing structures to specifications. Requires significant relevant construction experience and additional supervisory experience.

Training

These positions don’t require formal training, but if you need help getting ready to apply or interview, consider some soft skills courses to put your best foot forward.

The Golden Triangle Empowerment Center also offers an NCCER Level 1 introductory course that can help you develop skills and earn certifications.

How long will it take? 120 hours, 10 weeks at night

When can I start? Multiple dates available

How much does it cost? $2,500, but you may qualify for scholarships

Apply

If you meet the requirements listed for the job you’ve chosen, it’s time to search for available jobs on the Zachry website. Enter the job title in the search bar to see matching posts.

NOTE: ALL JOBS COULD REQUIRE PERFORMING A DRUG TEST AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION