Structural Steel Fitter - 2nd shift

Met-Con•Cocoa, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Met-Con, Inc. is seeking a highly skilled and passionate Full-Time Structural Steel Fitter for 2nd shift to join our team in Cocoa, FL. As a vital member of our organization, you will have the opportunity to bring your expertise in precision cutting, welding, and fitting to life. Imagine the thrill of creating complex steel structures that will stand the test of time. Each day will be filled with exciting challenges, as you collaborate with a team of smart and abundant thinkers to turn architectural blueprints into reality. You will be rewarded with competitive pay that reflects your dedication and talent in this specialized field. Your hard work and commitment to excellence will be recognized, fostering a high-performance culture where your skills will continually evolve. You will receive benefits such as Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k), Life Insurance, and Paid Time Off. Join us at Met-Con, Inc. and be a part of our team where passion meets craftsmanship, and every weld ignites excitement! At Met-Con Inc., we believe in empowering infrastructure excellence. Our mission is to elevate the construction landscape through precision, safety, and innovation in steel fabrication and erection. With unwavering commitment, we strive to exceed industry standards, delivering exceptional quality and reliability in every project. We build not just structures but lasting partnerships, ensuring the strength and success of our client's vision. Together we forge the future with steel.

Requirements

Superior level layout and math skills.
Complete understanding of pre-heat functions.
Ability to set up and use a track torch.
Must pass all tack tests for F.A.C.W. (Flux Core) welding.
Demonstrate a commitment to safety by working in compliance with safety policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

Laying out, positioning, aligning, and fitting together fabricated parts according to blueprint and layout specifications.
Operating overhead cranes.
Using cutting and heating torches properly.
Accurately performing complex heat corrections.
Checking camber and sweep tolerances of beams and steel shapes, and making necessary corrections while adhering to pertinent codes and specifications.
Producing finished products that meet recognized standards, codes, and customer expectations by maintaining quality procedures and practices.
Setting up complex jigs or assemblies.
Identifying and correcting potential hazards.
Interpreting complex documents.
Performing daily cleaning and maintenance of your work area.
Maintaining a positive work atmosphere by functioning and communicating in an effective manner with co-workers, clients, and supervisors.
Working in compliance with safety policies and procedures.