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Structural Welders/Fabricators needed for a production shop in Oxford, AL. Candidates will be required to Flux Core Gas Shielded with 1/16" wire. 2G, 3G, and 4G welding heavy K joints. There will be back gouging, so must know how to run a carbon arc gouger as well. Grind and fabricate to meet specifications. Must know how to read blueprints. This job lasts 2 months or longer depending on workload.Schedule: 1st shift — Monday–Friday 4:00 AM–5:00 PM; Saturday 4:00 AM–12:00 PM. Approximately 68 hours/week.

Seeking Licensed Journeyman Electricians for a long-term data center project in Fairfax, IA. $1,000 sign-on bonus.Schedule: Monday–Saturday, some Sundays. 58–72 hours/week. Per diem $125/day paid all 7 days.Experience Requested:Install raceways, conduit, and cable traysTerminate motors and motor controlsPull wire and cableInstall and terminate transformers, buss duct, switchgear, and motor control centersMaintain quality sign-off sheets and customer approval sheetsRead and interpret all applicable codes, drawings, schematics, sketches, and specifications related to assigned workComplete work safely and efficiently, while upholding quality requirements

Long-term data center project in Ellendale, ND.Must be licensed in the state of ND or have the ability to reciprocate (Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming)Experience Requested:Install, bend, and run EMT & Rigid conduitPerform wire pulls, terminations, and panel installsWork on switchgear, MCCs, transformers, and motor controlsRead and execute from prints and schematicsTroubleshoot and test electrical systemsDuration: 1–2 yearsSchedule: Current schedule is 5 days, with optional Saturday/Sunday

Schedule: 60 hours/week | Per Diem: $100/dayWe are currently seeking experienced Electricians for a federal construction project in Waynesboro, VA. Candidates must have solid commercial experience and be able to work independently in a professional job site environment.Qualified applicants must be proficient in running EMT conduit, installing and assembling cable tray systems, and performing clean, accurate terminations. Ability to read blueprints and follow project specifications is expected.This is a federal project, and all candidates must be authorized to work in the United States. Proper documentation will be required prior to starting.All workers must provide their own standard PPE, including hard hat, safety glasses, gloves, and steel-toe boots.We are looking for dependable, safety-oriented electricians who take pride in their workmanship and can maintain productivity while meeting job site standards.

Project Type: Central Office/MTSO/Headend/Data CenterTravel Requirement: Full-time travel, long-term deployment (3 weeks at a time)Compensation: Contract-to-HireSchedule: Monday-SaturdayHours: Up to 50 hours/weekWe are still hiring Level 3 Installers who can travel nationally. Resources must have installation experience in a Data Center, MTSO, Headend, or Telecom Central Office environment. Resources that have installed Ciena 6500 and Nokia devices are highly valuable. Fiber experience is required. Secondary DC (-48) power installation experience is a plus. All candidates must be quality-focused and computer literate (basic MS Office user). 100 percent national travel - out for three weeks at a time - is a requirement. Resources will ideally be located within a 60-minute commute to an international airport.Desired Skills include:Experience installing and labeling equipment.Sewing/cable dressing in High Density Racks.Experience installing, terminating, and testing fiber optics.Experience installing secondary DC power.

Schedule: Night shift | 40 hours/week (4×10-hour shifts) | Duration: 3–4 weeks (potential to extend) | Per Diem: $125/day all 7 daysBig box store remodel project.Scope of WorkMain scope includes working on a box store remodel, primarily tasked with installing new EMT conduit, removing and installing new light fixtures, etc. Conduit will range from ½" to 2" in diameter.

Schedule: 60 hours/week, Monday–Saturday | Duration: 3 weeks | Per Diem: $120/dayScope of WorkMain scope includes pulling wire and running rigid conduit. Candidates will primarily be installing a new piece of machinery which involves working with controls, small piping and cable tray work.

Schedule: 40 hours/week, Monday–Friday | Long-term project | Per Diem: $125/day all 7 daysScope of WorkNew construction industrial project. Main responsibilities:Running conduitPulling wireInstalling cable traysReading blueprints

Duration: 8-day shutdown — ASAP startSchedule: 80+ hours per weekPer diem: $140/day all 7 days; travel pay in & outWork involves rebuilding a veneer dryer, fitting machinery, and structural stick welding.

Position: 1st Class Structural WelderLocation: Pascagoula, MS (Branch: Moss Point, MS)Schedule: 40 hours per week; all shiftsResponsible for welding metal fabricated parts using various welding processes and positions within a shipbuilding environment.Benefits: Medical/prescription, dental, vision, short-term disability, term life, and accidental death & dismemberment coverage.

Position: Advanced Shipfitter/Fabricator (Multi-Pass Tack & Burn)Location: Newport News, VAShift: Variable, 12:00 AM–11:59 PM, Sunday–SaturdayDuration: 1 yearHours: 40 hours/weekAdvanced Shipfitter/Fabricator with at least 4 years of commercial or naval experience as a first-class Shipfitter. Role involves multi-pass tack welding and fabrication of structural assemblies using complex structural drawings and blueprints. Requires working in demanding environments, complying with OSHA regulations, and utilizing precision tools and equipment.Benefits: Medical/prescription, dental, vision, short-term disability, term life, and accidental death & dismemberment coverage. Per diem available for qualified candidates.

Position: 1st Class PipefitterLocation: Newport News, VAShift: Variable, 12:00 AM–11:59 PM, Sunday–SaturdayDuration: 1 yearHours: 40 hours/weekExperienced pipefitters with three or more years of experience in the marine, commercial nuclear, or petrochemical industry. Responsible for fitting carbon steel, CRES, and copper-nickel piping in demanding shipboard and sub-assembly environments.Benefits: Medical/prescription, dental, vision, short-term disability, term life, and accidental death & dismemberment coverage. Hotel accommodation advanced for first two weeks as a loan.

Driver/Sheet Metal Deck Installer/Ironworker role combining sheet metal decking installation on steel framing with shear stud work. As a back-up driver, the role includes transporting the crew from their hotel or Airbnb to the project in the company truck. Nationwide travel required. Reliable, safety-conscious, and comfortable working at heights and in varied weather conditions.Key Responsibilities:Lay and attach metal decking on steel structuresOperate hand, power, pneumatic, and powder-actuated tools safely and effectivelyMaintain tools and equipment in proper working conditionAccurately report time and attendance using technologyComply with OSHA, customer, and company safety standardsPerform additional duties as assignedWork Schedule: Full-time; hours based on job site requirements.Benefits: Per diem, health insurance, dental, vision, 401K with 6% match, holiday pay, vacation pay.

Full-time structural welding projects located in and around Paducah, KY. Per diem ($100/day) for travelers 60+ miles from job site. Job Scope: Perform structural welding on carbon steel and occasional stainless Repair cracked welds, damaged framing, deck plating and structural members Install and replace bulkheads, stiffeners, brackets, frames and decking SMAW & Stick welding Hardwire flux core welding as required Interpret blueprints, shipyard drawings and work orders Perform horizontal, vertical and overhead welding positions Cut and fit material using torch and grinders Gouging and back-gouging as needed Work in confined spaces, inside hulls, tanks and tight compartments Maintain weld quality to meet shipyard and Coast Guard inspection standards Benefits: Tradesmen+ Rewards Program (points earned for hours worked) Vacation pay Health insurance 401(k) retirement savings plan

Duration: 12 months | Start: ASAP Job Description: Pipe Welders 1st Class perform welding procedures on stainless steel and copper-nickel piping systems in Pascagoula, MS. The role involves sealing the vital piping networks that supply ships with chemical, steam, ventilation, heating, and cooling systems. Pipe welders work in a 24-hour shipyard manufacturing setting including confined spaces, variable heights, multiple weather conditions, and rotating shifts. Perform pipe welding using GTAW (TIG) and SMAW (Stick) on stainless steel and copper-nickel pipe Work in the 6G restricted position for pipe welding production and tests Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision coverage Yearly bonus Weekly pay

As a Safety Representative, you will be responsible for promoting and enforcing workplace safety standards across job sites to ensure compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements. This role involves conducting inspections, identifying hazards, and working closely with management and field personnel to maintain a safe and healthy work environment. You must follow all safety regulations and proactively address risks to prevent accidents and injuries.Duties & ResponsibilitiesConduct regular job site safety inspections and audits.Identify potential hazards and implement corrective actions.Ensure compliance with company safety policies and OSHA regulations.Lead safety meetings, toolbox talks, and employee training sessions.Investigate incidents, accidents, and near-misses and prepare reports.Maintain safety documentation, records, and reports.Collaborate with supervisors and workers to promote a culture of safety.ExperiencePrevious experience in construction safety or a related field preferred.Knowledge of OSHA standards and workplace safety regulations.Strong communication and leadership skills.Ability to identify hazards and implement effective solutions.Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.BenefitsMedical, Dental, Vision, Life & Short-Term DisabilityPaid Holidays (when applicable)Bereavement LeavePersonal AdvancementRetirement & 401K

Position: Industrial Electrician Location: 26 Iron Way, Weirton, WV 26062 Employment Type: Full-Time | Schedule: 60 hours per week Duration: Long-term (projected 1 year) Pay: Travelers: $30/hr + $100/day per diem | Local commuters: up to $36/hr Key Responsibilities: Assist with wire pulling and termination for anode furnace systems Install, maintain, and troubleshoot AC/DC power systems Bend and install EMT and rigid conduit Interpret and work from electrical schematics, blueprints, and technical drawings Execute installation of electrical systems and equipment in accordance with project specifications Ensure compliance with all applicable safety regulations and quality standards Benefits: Guaranteed weekly overtime Medical and dental insurance Paid holidays and vacation

Millwright Superintendent (Traveling) Lincoln, NE. Per diem and hotel provided for projects requiring overnight stay outside of Lincoln, NE. What You'll Do: Lead daily field operations for millwright crews on active job sites Plan and coordinate manpower, schedules, and work sequencing Enforce safety standards, conduct inspections, and lead jobsite safety meetings Read and interpret drawings, layouts, and project plans Coordinate with project managers, engineers, and leadership Track labor hours, equipment use, and material needs Solve field issues quickly to keep projects on schedule Travel approximately 50% (overnight travel includes per diem) Benefits: Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off and paid company holidays 401(k) with company match Long-term growth and leadership advancement opportunities

Travel Pipefitters/Welders — North Carolina & South Carolina Projects Experienced Pipefitters and Welders needed for commercial construction and data center projects across North Carolina and South Carolina. 50 hours/week with consistent overtime opportunities and long-term project work on carbon and stainless pipe systems. What You'll Be Doing Install and weld carbon and stainless pipe systems Support commercial and data center construction projects Read blueprints and piping layouts Work with mechanical and MEP teams onsite Travel to regional project sites

Shop Welder Shop welders needed for a 2-month job in Reading, PA. Shifts start at 5:00 AM, 10 hours/day, 50 hours/week. Per diem paid for 7 days if Saturday is worked (Saturday not required). Key Responsibilities Weld bridge components using FCAW, GMAW/MIG, SAW, and SMAW in accordance with AWS D1.1 Interpret weld symbols, WPSs, and shop drawings Perform weld prep, grinding, gouging, and cleanup as required Work safely with overhead cranes, fixtures, and heavy plate assemblies Maintain compliance with AISC, AWS, and OSHA safety standards

Certified Riggers needed for a project in Mesquite, TX. Monday–Friday, 50+ hours/week. Per diem paid 7 days/week. Primary Responsibilities Working under RT's or crawlers, rigging up modules that weigh between 80k–110k lbs Staging the laydown area for storage Operating gantry cranes, versa lifts, forklifts, telehandlers, and scissor lifts Pulling material off of lowboy flatbed trucks and loading trucks for last mile hauling

Pipefitters needed in Apple Grove, WV. 3–4 month project, 60 hours/week. Pipefitter Job Responsibilities Select the type and size of pipe and related materials and equipment, such as supports, hangers, and hydraulic cylinders, according to job specifications Inspect the worksite to determine the presence of obstructions Plan sequence of installation to avoid obstructions and activities of other workers Cut pipe using a reciprocating saw, pipe cutter, cutting torch and pipe cutting machine, and/or other small hand tools Thread pipe using a threading machine Bend pipe by hand or with pipe-bending tools and machines Mount pipe hangers and brackets on walls and ceiling to hold the pipe Assemble and install a variety of metal or nonmetal pipes and pipe fittings Secure pipes to structure with brackets, clamps, and hangers, using hand and power tools Perform minor maintenance and cleaning of tools and equipment Observe and comply with all safety and project rules and all company policies and procedures Perform other duties as required Benefits Company-subsidized health insurance 401(k) plan with employer match Paid vacation and paid holidays Continuing education opportunities

Job Description:As a Stick Welder at a barge repair facility in Channelview, TX, your primary role will involve proficiently using 5/32 6011 SMAW and 1/8" 7018 SMAW electrodes. You will be required to perform vertical up and overhead welding tasks to repair and maintain barges in the facility.Responsibilities:Weld using 5/32 6011 SMAW and 1/8" 7018 SMAW electrodes on barge repair projects.Perform vertical up and overhead welding techniques as necessary.Repair and maintain barge structures to meet operational requirements.Ensure the integrity and quality of welds are in accordance with safety and industry standards.

Electrician Job Description:We are looking for an electrician capable of bending and running conduits, pulling wires, and installing light fixtures. Must be able to wire panels, terminate, and troubleshoot.HOURS: 48+ HR/Week, Monday - Friday (2 Saturdays on, 1 off)SCHEDULE: Workdays will be Monday-Thursday 5:00 am-3:30 pm, Friday 5am-1:30 pm (some Saturdays)START DATE: ASAPDuration: 12+ months

This is a high-skill welding role requiring confidence and proven ability with 5/32" 6011 and 1/8" 7018 electrodes. Candidates must be able to pass a practical weld test and be ready to work in a demanding marine repair environment.Job Description:As a Stick Welder specializing in barge repair on the Mississippi River waterfront in Hartford, IL, you will be responsible for performing welding operations using 5/32" 6011 rod and 5/32" 7018 rod to pass vertical up and overhead lap welds on 3/8" plate.Your primary tasks will include executing precise and consistent welds, adhering to quality standards, and ensuring weld continuity and consistency on barge repair projects.Successful candidates must demonstrate proficiency in welding techniques, including vertical up and overhead lap welds, while meeting visual inspection criteria for weld quality, continuity, and consistency.Working collaboratively with a team of welders, fabricators, and repair specialists, you will contribute to the structural integrity and functionality of barges on the Mississippi River waterfront.This role demands attention to detail, adherence to welding standards, and the ability to produce high-quality welds with no undercut to ensure the durability and safety of repaired barges.