Day-Shift Railing & Structural Steel Fabricator

MOHR Talent; New York (NY); On-site; USD 34,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision

401(k) retirement plan

Overtime opportunities

Cross-training

Varied hands-on work

Job summary

MOHR Talent in Greece, NY is seeking an experienced Rail Fabricator. This is a true fabrication role, not welding-only, where you take a print from layout to a finished railing with limited supervision.

Day shift 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with overtime available but never mandatory. You will read fabrication prints, layout material, perform fit-up, assembly and welding, bend pipe for railing fabrication, cut and torch steel, inspect work for accuracy, and move steel with cranes.

Qualifications

• Hands-on fabrication experience with railings, stairs, miscellaneous steel or structural components.
• Ability to read fabrication prints and drawings.
• Strong tape measure and dimensional skills.
• Experience with layout and fit-up.
• Willingness to perform general shop work and overtime as needed.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate railings, stairs, miscellaneous metals, and structural steel components
• Read fabrication prints and lay out material to the drawings
• Perform fit-up, assembly, and welding of fabricated components
• Bend pipe for railing fabrication and support sheet-bending operations
• Cut, drill, grind, and torch steel
• Inspect finished work for dimensional accuracy and adjust to match the print
• Handle and move steel using cranes and material-handling equipment
• Cross-train on additional equipment and help other areas of the shop as needed

Skills

Fabrication experience

Read prints/layouts

Measurement skills

Welding/fit-up

Pipe bending

Material handling

Job description

MOHR Talent in Greece, NY is seeking an experienced Rail Fabricator. This is a true fabrication role, not welding-only, where you take a print from layout to a finished railing with limited supervision.

Day shift 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with overtime available but never mandatory. You will read fabrication prints, layout material, perform fit-up, assembly and welding, bend pipe for railing fabrication, cut and torch steel, inspect work for accuracy, and move steel with cranes.