Ironworker A

Cajun Industries Holdings•Baton Rouge, LA

About The Position

The Ironworker must have knowledge of basic welding, rigging, and flame cutting; the ability to use pneumatic tools; knowledge of safe loads and wire rope basics; familiarity with basic hand signals; and experience sizing chokers. The role also requires knowledge of layout, including figure formulas, and use of a magnetic drill. Safety knowledge while working at heights is essential. The Ironworker must learn and understand hazards related to the work and safely and effectively use or operate work-related tools and equipment. Work is performed in a plant operations or construction jobsite setting.

Requirements

Knowledge of basic welding, rigging, and flame cutting.
Ability to use pneumatic tools.
Knowledge of safe loads and wire rope basics.
Familiarity with basic hand signals.
Experience sizing chokers.
Knowledge of layout, including figure formulas.
Knowledge of the magnetic drill.
Safety knowledge while working at heights.
Learn and understand work-related safety hazards and safely operate work-related tools and equipment.
Ability to move throughout active construction and project sites, including uneven terrain and varied surface conditions.
Ability to access ground-level, overhead, and restricted-access work areas and to ascend and descend stairs, ladders, scaffolding, and other elevated work surfaces safely.
Ability to frequently handle and use hand tools, power tools, equipment, instruments, and materials associated with assigned duties.
Ability to frequently move, position, push, pull, lift, or carry materials weighing up to 50 pounds, with or without assistance or available mechanical devices.
Ability to communicate and exchange information with crew members and other project contacts in field and office settings.
Ability to understand written, electronic, verbal, visual, and environmental information.
Ability to work outdoors in heat, cold, rain, humidity, wind, noise, dust, and other weather or site conditions, and in confined, restricted-access, or elevated locations when required.
Ability to perform work ranging from sedentary to heavy physical exertion, depending on assignment and operational needs.
Ability to collaborate effectively; read, interpret, apply, and communicate work instructions, plans, specifications, policies, safety requirements, and regulatory standards.
Mathematical calculation, measurement, estimation, and problem-solving skills.
Ability to maintain concentration, situational awareness, and attention to detail amid distractions and changing priorities.
Sound judgment and timely decision-making related to safety, quality, productivity, and project requirements.
Ability to observe, evaluate, retain, and apply information and adapt to changing work conditions, schedules, priorities, and operational demands.