Journeyperson/Apprentice - Ironworker
- Regina, SK, Canada
Compensation & Benefits Wage Range: $35.70 - $51.00 per hour · Full-time
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- Compensation & Benefits Wage Range: $35.70 - $51.00 per hour
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Original job description
We are seeking Journeyperson and Apprentice Ironworkers to join our team for a 2-year project beginning in October/November. The K+S Potash Mine is located approximately 30 minutes from Regina, and we are actively looking for local Regina-area candidates. A daily shuttle service from Regina is available.
Project Details
- Location: K+S Potash Mine, near Regina, SK
- Start Date: Late October/November 2026
- Duration: 2-Year Project
- Shift: 14 Days On / 7 Days Off
- Hours: 10 Hours Per Day
- Travel: Daily transportation provided from Regina
- Accommodation: LOA Provided
- Pay Schedule: Weekly (Fridays)
- Compensation & Benefits Wage Range: $35.70 - $51.00 per hour
- Pension: 4% Employer Pension Contribution
- RRSP: 4% Employer RRSP Contribution
- Benefits: CLAC Benefits Package
- Overtime: Paid after 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week
- Perform structural and miscellaneous ironwork on industrial construction projects
- Study blueprints, drawings, and specifications to determine the layout of work
- Position steel members, align holes, insert temporary bolts, and secure connections using hand and powered tools
- Perform rigging activities and safely attach loads for crane lifts
- Communicate with crane operators using hand signals and radio communication
- Unload, organize, and stage steel components for installation
- Safely operate grinders and other tools in accordance with site procedures and safe work practices
- Identify proper hoisting points and utilize correct rigging techniques while working in a fast-paced environment
- Work collaboratively with other trades to complete project objectives safely and efficiently
- Perform other related duties as assigned
- Valid Journeyperson or Apprentice Ironworker ticket from a recognized provincial training authority
- Experience working at heights
- Willingness to attend company-paid safety training, including:
- CSTS
- H2S
- WHMIS
- Elevated Work Platform (EWP)
- Fall Protection
- Confined Space
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Demonstrated ability to work independently with minimal supervision
- Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions
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Responsibilities
Perform structural and miscellaneous ironwork, including interpreting drawings, positioning and securing steel members, and staging components. Carry out rigging and crane-lift activities safely, communicate with crane operators, and collaborate with other trades to complete project work.
Requirements
Applicants must hold a valid Journeyperson or Apprentice Ironworker ticket from a recognized provincial training authority and have experience working at heights. They must be willing to complete company-paid safety training and be able to communicate effectively, work independently, and work outdoors in varying weather conditions.
Skills
- Structural Ironwork
- Blueprint Reading
- Steel Installation
- Rigging
- Crane Signaling
- Hoisting
- Hand and Power Tools
- Grinder Operation
- Working at Heights
- Fall Protection
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Independent Work
- Outdoor Work
Benefits
- Employer Pension Contribution
- Employer RRSP Contribution
- CLAC Benefits Package
- Living Out Allowance
- Daily Shuttle Transportation
Visa sponsorship
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- Trades
- Construction
- Engineering
- Energy
- Security & Safety
Keywords
- Ironworker
- Journeyperson
- Apprentice
- Structural Ironwork
- Industrial Construction
- Blueprints
- Drawings And Specifications
- Steel Members
- Rigging
- Crane Lifts
- Hand Signals
- Radio Communication
- Hoisting
- Hand Tools
- Power Tools
- Grinders
- CSTS
- H2S
- WHMIS
- Elevated Work Platform
- Fall Protection
- Confined Space
- Working At Heights
- CLAC
- Potash Mine