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Pittsburgh, PA

 

Fay, S&B USA Construction is a family of diversified heavy-civil and industrial construction companies recognized for safe and innovative infrastructure solutions.  Our team of experienced professionals demonstrate an unparalleled commitment to safety on all of our projects, which has led to numerous local and national awards.  We excel on projects with tight schedules and difficult working conditions without compromising our number one core value of working safely. Our innovative solutions and customer focused approach provide our clients with unmatched safety, quality and value.

Summary:  

This position offers a competitive wage and a challenging career opportunity.  Applicants will be required to join the laborer’s union and travel will be required in Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic Region.

Responsibilities/Functions:

  • Use air arc torch to cut scrap pieces to size, as necessary, weighs identifies and segregates scrap, maintains required records.
  • Basic stick welding, Mig a plus.
  • Basic ability to read and interpret blueprints.

Essential skills and experience:

  • Keeping safe is the highest priority.
  • Candidate should have a basic welding aptitude and 1 year of experience preferred.
  • Knowledge and use of hand tools of the trade- Grinders, tape measure, torches, plasma cutting torch, powered saws, calipers, and other precision measuring equipment.
  • Can take and apply direction from supervisor.
  • Workers must provide their own safety footwear and the ability to wear a respirator.
  • Workers must have reliable transportation or be able to access jobsites in any location.
  • The applicant must be able to pass a drug test and have a valid state issued driver’s license.  Saturdays are required periodically as needed.  

Physical Demands:

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to climb or balance; stoop, kneel, or crouch; and see and hear well (either naturally or with correction), stand; walk, (stand for long periods of time) handle, or feel; use arms and hands to reach for, handle and manipulate objects. The employee must frequently work or walk on uneven ground and is required to wear steel toed boots at all times. It is mandatory that the employee wear approved personal protective equipment.  Employee will perform a variety of duties while exposed to outside elements, working at heights, and confined or enclosed spaces.

Core Values:

Work Safely: Safety is our Culture

Deliver Return:  Earning a fair profit increases our long-term value

Value People: Take Care of Employees and They Will Take Care of Clients

Act with Integrity: Honesty Builds Trust

Provide Solutions: Better Solutions Yield Greater Satisfaction

S&B USA Construction and all of its affiliate companies are proud to be Equal Opportunity Employers.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment regardless of and will not be discriminated against on the basis of their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, age, gender, genetics, creed, veterans’ status or sexual orientation.

If a reasonable accommodation is needed for the interview process, Please contact Human Resources at recruiting@shikunusa.com or Phone: 412-471-4200 ext. 1032

Agency Policy:  Please refer to our Agency Policy and disclaimer statement regarding resume submissions.  https://www.shikunusa.com/notice-to-staffing-agencies

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