Steel Worker | Monter konstrukcji stalowych

Nts Marine; Monaghan; On-site; EUR 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Accommodation provided

Meals provided

Travel time paid

Job summary

NTS Marine is seeking a skilled Steel Worker for full-time, temporary roles in Ireland. The candidate will convert drawings into precise steel components, assist in assembly, and help install structures in marine environments.

Responsibilities include quality inspections, adherence to safety rules, and collaboration with welders and construction teams to complete projects on time and to spec.

Qualifications

• 2-5 years of experience in steel fabrication, assembly or erection.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, plans and specs.
• Knowledge of quality control standards for structural steel and safe work practices.

Responsibilities

• Cut, shape, assemble and install steel components per drawings.
• Operate torches, welding machines, grinders and hoists safely.
• Inspect welds, bolts and joints for alignment and safety.

Skills

Reading drawings

Measurement tools

Quality control

Safety compliance

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

NCCER Ironworking certification

AWS welding certification

Tools

Torches

Welding machines

Grinders

Hoists & rigging

Measuring tools

Job description

Monaghan (Ireland), Bremerhaven (Germany), Rotterdam (Netherlands), Southampton (UK)

Employment

Full-time, Temporary

Key responsibilities

Steel Processing and Assembly

Cutting, shaping and assembly of steel structures, beams, frames and supports for construction and industrial projects.

Using tools such as torches, welding machines, grinders and other specialized equipment to produce steel components.

Assist in the erection and installation of steel structural elements, ensuring that they are correctly positioned and securely fixed.

Interpretation of Drawings and Specifications

Read and interpret technical drawings for steel processing and assembly, ensuring measurement accuracy and alignment.

Work on the basis of technical drawings, plans and other documentation to produce and install steel components according to the requirements of the project.

Use of measuring tools (e.g. spirit levels, tape measure, angles) to ensure precise installation and alignment of steel structures.

Quality Control and Inspection

Inspect welded joints, bolted joints, and steel components for alignment, stress, and structural integrity.

Ensuring that work meets industry standards and design requirements for steel strength, durability and safety.

Verification of stability, safety and compliance of all steel structures and connections with technical requirements.

Compliance with safety rules

Adhering to strict safety rules, including fall protection, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and safe handling of heavy loads.

Operate lifting equipment such as cranes, hoists and rigging equipment safely, ensuring no risk of injury.

Maintain a safe working environment by following safety regulations when working at height, with heavy machinery and in other potentially hazardous conditions.

Troubleshooting and Customization

Identify and solve problems related to alignment, alignment, or installation of steel components.

Make changes to the workplace to meet project requirements and ensure that steel structures are installed correctly, even in the face of unexpected challenges.

Collaboration and Communication

Work closely with other professionals such as welders, fitters and construction teams to ensure smooth coordination and progress of work.

Clear communication with supervisors and colleagues about work progress, safety issues, or technical challenges encountered while working.

Working conditions

Work in marine environments, including shipyards, offshore platforms, or vessels.

Work in confined spaces, at heights and sometimes in harsh weather or environmental conditions.

Personal protective equipment (PPE) is required, including helmets, gloves, safety footwear, eye and hearing protection.

Possible exposure to hazardous materials, heavy equipment and working at height.

Technical Proficiency in Working with Steel

Ability to cut, shape, assemble and install steel beams, structures and frames in construction and industrial environments.

Knowledge of operating tools and equipment such as torches, welding machines, grinders, hoists, and lifting equipment.

Experience in assembling steel structures, welding, screwing and operating heavy machinery (e.g. cranes, scissor lifts).

Certificates

Relevant certifications such as NCCER Ironworking or AWS welding certifications (if applicable).

Qualifications to work at height and operate heavy machinery (scissor lifts, cranes).

Safety certificates in fall protection, rigging or other building safety courses will be an advantage.

Experience

2-5 years of experience working with steel, including manufacturing, assembling, and erecting steel structures in construction, industrial, or manufacturing environments.

Experience working on high-rise buildings, industrial structures or complex steel projects is preferred.

Interpretation of Drawings and Specifications

Ability to read and interpret technical drawings on steel, assembly plans and technical specifications.

Proficiency in measuring tools such as spirit levels, tape measures and angles for precise measurements and alignment.

Quality Control and Inspection

Strong knowledge of quality control standards for structural steel, including alignment, bolt tension, weld integrity, and structural stability.

Ability to inspect welds, bolts, and structural joints to detect defects and ensure compliance with design requirements.

Knowledge of safety rules

A deep understanding of safety standards and practices, especially when working at height, fall protection, and the safe handling of heavy materials.

Experience in rigging, lifting and safe operation of lifting equipment.

Knowledge of PPE requirements and ability to maintain a safe working environment on the construction site.

Physical Skills and Problem Solving

The physical strength and stamina needed to lift, climb and work in changing weather conditions.

Excellent problem-solving skills for alignment, fitting or structural challenges in the workplace.

Ability to work in harsh environments such as high altitudes, tight spaces, or extreme weather conditions.

Strong communication and teamwork skills, the ability to collaborate with other professionals and team members.

High attention to detail and focus on producing high-quality work.

Self-discipline and the ability to work independently or in a team to meet deadlines.

Flexibility and ability to cope with changing priorities and conditions in the workplace.

About the Company

We offer:

• Accommodation and travel arranged and paid for by us
• Paid meals or dietary allowance
• Paid travel time

Required documents:

• CV
• Certifications

Equal opportunities:

NTS Marine is an equal opportunities employer. We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive work environment for all employees. All qualified individuals will be considered without regard to race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability status, or other characteristics protected by law.

This Steel Worker Job Description outlines the key skills, qualifications and responsibilities associated with working in the production, assembly and installation of steel structures in the construction and industrial sectors. It emphasizes the importance of safety, quality control and technical expertise required when working with steel components and machinery.