Iron Worker- Ontario

BASIC PURPOSE

• To ensure all assigned welding, ironwork, or mechanical related tasks are completed in a timely and cost-effective manner with a high level of quality, using safe work practices.

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES/RESPONSIBILITIES/COMPETENCIES

• Utilizes safe work practices and promote safety policies to others. Must maintain a clean and safe work area.

• Responsible for safe and conscientious use of equipment including forklift, skid steer loader, scissor lifts, and power tools.

• Proficient in safe methods of hoisting, rigging, and scaffold erection.

• Proficient in material take offs.

• Reads and understands construction drawings, including providing accurate layout of the work and building to drawings and specifications.

• Accurately and effectively uses various types of welding and cutting equipment.

• Supervises labourers and resources as required for a specific task.

• Teaches and trains junior workers to develop trade related skills.

• Based on a thorough knowledge of iron sizing and dimensioning, will carry out the work using appropriate materials.

• Owns and maintains trade tools as required.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Demonstrates honesty and integrity in all business interactions and strives to meet customer needs in a creative and safe manner.

• Pleasant demeanour with an ability to handle multiple time-sensitive tasks while working within a team environment.

• Appropriate level of experience in ironworking.

• Enrolled in Apprenticeship program. Journeyperson status is an asset.

• Valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle are required.

• Must be able to work a 21/7 work rotation.

• Understands welding principles, including rod selection and pre/post heat theory.

• CWB certificate – flat minimum, overhead preferred.

• Knowledge of winter construction techniques and ability to work in cold weather.

• Knowledge of the proper handling, use, and maintenance of oxy-acetylene.

• Knowledge and ability to assemble and commission mechanical systems is an asset.

• Ability to install, examine, diagnose, and adjust various types of industrial and mechanical equipment is an asset.

• Understanding of multi hp industrial drives, shafts, bearings, and lubrication is an asset.

OTHER INFORMATION

• Extended travel within Western Canada.

• Living Out Allowance and mileage opportunities.