Blueprint-Driven Structural Steel Fitter & Fabricator

Qualdoc; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 39,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Career growth opportunities

Supportive team environment

Long-term employment opportunity

Job summary

Qualdoc in Richmond, VA is seeking a Structural Steel Fitter to assemble and prepare steel components for fabrication. This full-time, direct-hire role offers first- and second-shift work, with pay up to $28.00/hour based on experience and a $3.00/hour second-shift differential.

You will read blueprints, lay out and fit components, set up and operate a track torch, check dimensions, and coordinate with welders and supervisors to complete production on schedule while maintaining safety and

Qualifications

• Experience reading blueprints and shop drawings.
• Experience measuring and laying out structural components.
• Knowledge of welding processes and safety practices.
• Track torch operation experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Review blueprints and shop drawings to determine fabrication measurements and layouts.
• Measure, mark, position, and fit structural steel components for assembly.
• Set up and operate a track torch for cutting steel materials.
• Check dimensions and alignment to ensure parts meet specifications.
• Use fitting and welding equipment during fabrication.
• Coordinate with welders, fabricators, and supervisors to complete production on schedule.
• Maintain quality standards throughout the fitting process.
• Follow shop safety procedures and maintain a safe work area.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Measuring

Safety awareness

Teamwork

Education

Welding certification (AWS)

Tools

Track torch

Job description

Qualdoc in Richmond, VA is seeking a Structural Steel Fitter to assemble and prepare steel components for fabrication. This full-time, direct-hire role offers first- and second-shift work, with pay up to $28.00/hour based on experience and a $3.00/hour second-shift differential.

You will read blueprints, lay out and fit components, set up and operate a track torch, check dimensions, and coordinate with welders and supervisors to complete production on schedule while maintaining safety and