Structural Iron worker
steel erection companyHuntington Beach (CA)
About the role
Structural Ironworker/Welder
Company: The Steel Erection Company (TSEC)
Position Type: Full time opportunities
Core Responsibilities:
Must be proficient with using a Suitcase Feeder gas drive NR-232 for filed welding Perform structural welding compliant with LADBS and AWS D1.1/D1.8 Carry out Full Penetration welds on beams, columns, frames Read blueprints, welding symbols, and field erection drawings Fabricate and install structural steel on-site Ensure welds meet visual, code-specific, and inspection-ready standards Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work environment Document weld activity for inspection and project tracking Required Experience &
Skills:
LA City Structural Welding Certification - current and validAWS D1.1 welding expertise and familiarity with structural connections Minimum 3 years of structural steel welding experience Strong grasp of fit-up, bolting, rigging, and erection practices Capable of lifting 50+ lbs, working at heights, and adhering to safety protocols Available for occasional night shifts
Qualifications:
LA City certification in FCAW & GMAW (Semi-Auto) & DSW D.1.1OSHA 10 or 30 Certification Experience with steel erection, layout, and rigging California Drivers License, ability to get clearance for work at government sites such as marine ports and public airports (TWIC)Positive problem-solver with ability to work independently or in a teamA completed background check is required to start working.
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