traveling iron workers/welders.

Ability to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and renderings accurately. (Critical skill ??? separates general fitters from experienced Iron Workers/Welders)Proficiency in SMAW (Stick), FCAW (Flux Core), MIG, and Pulse MIG welding processes.Structural Steel & Field WorkExperience with steel erection, fitting, and welding on job sites.Ability to work at heights, on ladders, and in aerial lifts.Skilled in using rigging equipment, torches, and hand tools for ironwork and welding tasks.3. Heavy Equipment & Material HandlingFamiliarity with cranes, forklifts, manlifts, and other job site machinery.Ability to handle large structural steel components.

4-7 years

Certified Welders (3G & 4G) preferred but not mandatory (Porter Steel will certify hires).OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 training is a plus.

Comfortable working outdoors, in high-heat environments, and on construction sites.Must be able to lift up to 75 lbs and perform physically demanding tasks.Frequent travel required ??? projects span Metro Atlanta, Rome, GA, and neighboring Southern states.Comfortable working outdoors, in high-heat environments, and on construction sites.Must be able to lift up to 75 lbs and perform physically demanding tasks.Frequent travel required ??? projects span Metro Atlanta, Rome, GA, and neighboring Southern states.55-hour average work week (4x10-hour shifts + 1x8-hour shift).Saturdays required (goal is to eventually rotate shifts).If outside a 60-mile radius, Porter Steel provides:$60/day per diem for travel.

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