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Steel & Pipe Supply Company Inc. seeks a dependable Cut-To-Length Helper to load steel onto machines, de-coil, and cut into sheets for customers. The role emphasizes safety and adherence to procedures in a manufacturing environment.
Applicants should be comfortable with dirt, wear, and physical work, with 18+ and a valid driver’s license. The position offers on-site work, overtime opportunities, and growth within a long-standing steel service center.
Our product (steel) comes in big coils. Our customers usually need steel that’s flat, so we use a Cut-To-Length machine to decoil the steel and cut it to meet customer needs. This position helps Cut-To-Length Operators safely load steel onto machines, decoil it, and cut it into sheets. This position helps the company create a culture of safety by following all safety policies and safe work practices.
If you like working with your hands, you don’t mind a little dirt, and you prefer working with people, this may be a good position for you. As one of our team members says, “I was never a suit and tie kinda guy anyway.” Our best Cut-To-Length Helpers are responsible, thorough, careful, and persistent.
Steel and Pipe Supply buys steel and sells it to large customers that make products like farm equipment, powerline towers, storage tanks, frames for stadiums, and more. In addition to storing steel, some of our service centers process it – cut, bend,decoil, etc. – to make life easy for our customers. If you’re not sure whetherSteel and Pipe Supplyis right for you, feel free to stop by and ask for a job preview – we’d be happy to show you around!
We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. EEO/AA Minorities/Female/Disabilities/Veterans
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