Iron Worker

Western Industrial Resources Corporation•Apache Junction, AZ

14h

About The Position

The Iron Worker assists with handling, staging, moving, and positioning structural steel and other materials. Under supervision, the role supports layout and basic steel installation, uses tools to help bolt and align materials, and assists with rigging and load guidance during crane and equipment operations. The position also involves maintaining safe, organized work areas and caring for assigned tools and equipment. The worker follows directions from supervisors and senior ironworkers, performs other trade-related duties as assigned, and follows jobsite safety requirements, including using required PPE, participating in hazard analyses and daily safety meetings, and promptly reporting hazards and incidents. The role requires working at heights, lifting heavy materials, and working outdoors. Compensation is $30–$38 per hour, based on qualifications and experience. Benefits include a 401(k) retirement savings plan, health, dental, and vision coverage, HSA eligibility, voluntary life insurance, and short- and long-term disability coverage.

Requirements

At least 2–3 years of experience in structural, industrial, or construction work.
Willingness to build skills in the ironworking trade.
Ability to work at heights, lift heavy materials, and work outdoors.
Strong safety awareness and teamwork skills.
Perform work safely and accurately.
Demonstrate reliability, professionalism, and a strong work ethic.
Show initiative and willingness to improve trade skills.
Respect tools, equipment, and jobsite property.

Responsibilities

Assist with unloading, staging, moving, and positioning structural steel and materials.
Support layout and basic installation of steel components under supervision.
Use hand and power tools to assist with bolting, aligning, and securing materials.
Assist with rigging, signaling, and guiding loads during crane and equipment operations.
Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas.
Follow instructions from supervisors and senior ironworkers.
Maintain and care for assigned tools and equipment.
Perform other trade-related duties as assigned.
Use required personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times.
Follow federal, state, company, and client safety rules and procedures.
Participate in job hazard analyses and daily safety meetings.
Immediately report unsafe conditions, incidents, and near misses.
Maintain a safe and alert working environment.