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David Careers

Ironworker (Traveling)

Posted 2 days ago

jgmLittle Rock (AR)
Structural Iron and Steel WorkersStructural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$28-$32

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About the role

Ironworker – Little Rock, AR
Compensation: Ironworkers (5+ yrs of experience): $28-$32 - start at $31 Ironworker Apprentices (less than 5 yrs of IW experience): $22-$27 - start at $24
Duration: Approximately 1 year Start: 3rd week of September Schedule: 6 10 hr shifts
Overview: We're hiring experienced Ironworkers for a long-term industrial construction project in Little Rock, AR. This assignment is expected to last approximately one year, offering steady work, overtime, and the opportunity to travel with JGM throughout the duration of the project. This is indoor work with minimal connecting — the scope is primarily bull rigging, decking, and material handling.
What You'll Do:
  • Perform bull rigging and material handling
  • Install steel decking
  • Install structural bracing and miscellaneous steel
  • Read and work from structural drawings
  • Work safely at heights using proper fall protection
  • Operate aerial lifts and other equipment as needed
  • Follow all JGM and client safety requirements
  • What We Need
  • Ironworker Apprentices: Less than 5 years of experience as an Ironworker
  • Ironworkers: 5+ years of Ironworker or structural steel experience
  • Experience with structural steel erection and connecting
  • Comfortable working at heights
  • Able to work 60+ hours per weekOSHA 10 preferred
  • Welding experience is a plus
  • Rigging experience is a plus
  • What You GetMileage to the project site and between projects$120/day per diem (work 6, paid 7)
  • Paid holidays (after 90 days)
  • Overtime available
  • Long-term work with opportunities to continue on future JGM projects

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