03/25/2026
We’re looking for an experienced fabricator or welder to support structural, heavy civil, marine, and industrial projects. This is not production welding and not an entry-level position. Our work consists of one-off and short-run assemblies that must fit correctly, perform as intended, and survive real world use.
You’ll be expected to read drawings, fit your own work, understand weld prep and sequence, and bring solutions to identified issues.
What you’ll be working on:
Structural steel and heavy assemblies
Bridge, marine, and infrastructure related components
Heavy equipment and specialty repair work
Complex, non-repetitive fabrication projects
Responsibilities:
Read and interpret fabrication and assembly drawings
Fit, weld, and finish parts accurately
Work with heavy material and tight tolerances
Understand distortion, weld sequence, and access
Identify issues and communicate them before they become problems
Take ownership of the quality of your work
This job is not for you if:
You only want to weld what someone else fit
You prefer repetitive production work
You avoid responsibility when something isn’t right
You need constant supervision or direction
“Good enough” is your standard
This job might be for you if:
You take pride in work that has to fit and hold the first time
You understand that fabrication is more than welding
You care where the work ends up and how it’s used
You show up, communicate clearly, and do what you say you’ll do
Qualifications:
Strong welding skills, structural experience preferred, and able to certify to AWS D1.1
Ability to read and work from drawings
Experience fitting and fabricating steel assemblies
Comfortable working with heavy material
Reliable attendance and solid work ethic
What we offer:
Challenging, non-routine work for high profile projects nationwide
A shop that values quality over shortcuts
Competitive pay based on skill and experience
Steady workload and straight talk
If you’re an experienced fabricator or welder looking for meaningful work and less nonsense, apply.