Are you looking to join a fun, growing organization? #teamskyeye is one of the best in the business. Over 60% of our business is from repeat clients, and we attribute that to one simple reason: our service, and our people. We take great pride in our products, and we strive to deliver the best of the best to our clients. We’re on a mission: to become Global Leaders in Energy Transfer Solutions. That mission is reflected in everything that we do: from design all the way to site service. Want to be a part of it? We're looking for a Structural Plate Fitter to join our Production Team. See details on how to apply to this exciting role below!
The Structural Plate Fitter works under the direction of the Structural Supervisor and Production Manager, and ultimately reports to the Production Manager. While this position is not formally a supervisory role, the Structural Plate Fitter is expected to help direct Apprentice Fitters/Welders and helpers during tasks, and to guide and mentor junior employees with respect and fairness, helping our apprentices grow their professional and technical skill set.
Characteristics
- Prioritizes safety above all else
- Understands our product range and our commitment to quality
- Strong attention to detail and self-motivated
- Able to work accurately, and independently
- Thorough knowledge of structural fitting processes, tools, and equipment
- Skilled at reading and interpreting structural and fabrication drawings
- Strong math, geometry, and layout skills
- Capable of producing precise, tolerance-critical fit-ups
- Communicates well both verbally and in writing
- Creative and resourceful problem solver
- Positive, “can-do” attitude
- Able to handle pressure and shifting priorities with a level head
- Demonstrates leadership traits and is a strong team player
- Willing to mentor and teach apprentices
- Experienced with rigging, overhead cranes, and common shop equipment
- Task-oriented and focused
- Working knowledge of welding processes sufficient to tack and prepare assemblies for welding
Responsibilities
- Arrive at least ten minutes prior to the assigned shift to receive instructions, complete handover at shift change, and participate in toolbox talks and pre-shift safety meetings.
- Use time-tracking software to report an accurate description of project taskings and time spent on project scopes throughout the workday.
- Identify hazards and complete all required pre-shift paperwork, including the FLHA and applicable equipment checklists.
- Note changes in workplace hazards and inform others as necessary.
- Educate apprentices and laborers about workplace hazards.
- Perform upkeep and maintenance on fitting tools, rigging equipment, and shop machinery.
- Review structural blueprints before commencing a project, ask pertinent questions, and confirm understanding of the project overview, materials, scheduling, and other meaningful details.
- Check materials before beginning a project to ensure nothing is missing from the structural steel cut list and that all material is cut to tolerance.
- Lay out, mark, and prepare materials to blueprint details, and fit up structural and plate assemblies to noted dimensions within acceptable tolerances.
- Tack weld and secure assemblies as required to hold fit-up prior to full welding, in accordance with CWB fit-up standards.
- Review work completed by apprentices to confirm it meets quality standards ahead of the QA stage of each project.
- Demonstrate to apprentices the standard of quality expected, hold them accountable to that standard, and encourage and guide them to continually improve their fitting skills.
- Work with other trades in-house to ensure quality and attention to detail remain consistent across all projects.
- Work with QC personnel and welders to troubleshoot fit-up issues, resolve deficiencies, and improve processes.
- Attend courses and training as required to improve knowledge and overall skill set. Perform housekeeping duties and participate in shop cleaning.