Iron Workers

• Safely work on elevated platforms while using fall protection and other safety measures to ensure personal safety during installation and construction processes
• Proficient in using a variety of hand tools to complete tasks efficiently and accurately while ensuring the proper maintenance and handling of all tools
• Accurately measure and cut metal components like Z-bar sub-girts, then install them securely to the wall surfaces as part of the framework for building structures
• Install and repair different types of metal roofing systems, such as insulated metal panels (IMP), ensuring proper alignment and secure fastening
• Install sheet metal flashings to seal joints, prevent water infiltration, and provide a neat finish to edges, corners, and transitions in the building structure, ensuring proper water flow and protecting against corrosion
• Carefully install insulated metal panels for walls and roofs, ensuring a secure and energy-efficient fit that meets both thermal and structural requirements
• Use telehandlers and cranes to move and position large pre-engineered metal building components, including girts, purlins, secondary framing, and roof/wall panels, while maintaining safety and structural integrity
• Install primary and secondary framing elements like girts and purlins, which provide essential structural support for the metal building systems.
• Accurately install wall and roof panels, ensuring proper sealing and attachment to the metal framing systems for structural stability and weather resistance.
• Understand and follow company guidelines for PPE, such as hard hats, gloves, harnesses, and safety glasses, to minimize the risk of injury on the job site.
• Safely and efficiently work with rigging equipment for lifting and moving heavy components, understanding the correct rigging techniques and safety procedures to prevent accidents.
• Safely handle and transport materials such as metal panels, framing, and other building components to the appropriate work areas, ensuring they are properly stored and organized.
• Operate aerial lifts and telehandlers safely, positioning them correctly to access high or difficult-to-reach areas for installation or construction purposes.
• Ensure that all materials are correctly measured, cut, and installed according to specifications and blueprints, maintaining a high standard of craftsmanship and quality control.
• Strictly adhere to Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) regulations to maintain a safe working environment, minimize risks, and comply with industry safety standards.
• Ensure that the work area remains organized and free of hazards by properly disposing of waste materials, removing debris, and keeping tools and equipment in good condition.
• Regularly review and follow safety policies and procedures, attending safety meetings and remaining vigilant about potential hazards.
• Ensure that all required safety certifications, such as fall protection and first aid training, are current and in compliance with workplace safety standards.

• Two (2) years of Pre-Eng Steel experience
• Journeyperson or Apprentice
• Comfortable working at heights
• Valid driver’s license, access to personal transportation, and clean drivers abstract
• Ability to follow engineering instructions and plans accurately
• Physically fit to work outdoors in all weather conditions
• Able to work in a team environment
• Demonstrate a strong work ethic by arriving on time, maintaining focus on the task at hand, and following safety protocols to ensure a smooth and productive workday
• Cooperation and involvement in SRG health and safety practices
• Consistent work attendance
• Capable of lifting up to 50 lbs
• Must pass pre-employment alcohol and drug test including cannabis

• Fall Protection
• AWP
• WHMIS
• Skid Steer (preferred)
• Telehandler (preferred)

• We offer competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits package including matching RRSP program

SITE Resource Group Limited Partnership