Structural Ironworker
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About The Position
IMI Industrial Services Group is a full-service, total solutions industrial contractor that specializes in delivering quality projects from concept to commission. We handle every aspect of in-house improvements, retooling, plant installations, relocations, and the upkeep and upgrading of production equipment. Our team consists of skilled craftsmen, millwrights, riggers, machinery movers, electricians, and more, all dedicated to assembling and installing equipment and machinery. At IMI, we pride ourselves on our culture, which resembles a tight-knit family, ensuring that our clients are treated with the same high regard we treat each other. Our commitment to safe operations allows everyone, from our team to our customers' teams, to return home safe and sound each night. Our core values of Safety, Integrity, Quality, and Production drive our promise to ourselves and our accountability to our clients. We are currently seeking a temporary full-time Structural Ironworker local to the Savannah, Georgia area. This position is expected to last approximately 3-4 months. The Structural Ironworker will be responsible for interpreting structural drawings, performing crane signaling procedures, and aligning and bolting structural steel members in position for permanent riveting, bolting, or welding into place according to structural drawings. The role also involves understanding and performing proper rigging techniques, directing cranes to move structural steel components and other materials around the construction site, and connecting steel columns, beams, and girders with drift pins to align the holes in the steel with the framework holes. Additionally, the Ironworker will drill and/or ream holes into steel for bolting, number steel according to assembly instructions, unload and safely stack steel on cribbing, and position steel with connecting bars and spud wrenches. The use of plumb bobs, levels, and laser equipment to check alignment and elevations is also required, along with troubleshooting structures to identify and initiate repair of welding defects and identifying and repairing damaged coatings during installation.
