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Assistant Rig Welding Apprenticeship Jobs in Florida

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Structural Ironworker

Jacksonville, FL · On-site

$19 - $31.75/hr

Safely rig, signal, and guide loads using cranes and hoists. * Structural Welding : Perform SMAW ... Competitive wages (Journeyman & Apprentice rates available). * Health & Welfare : Full family ...

Welder

Tampa, FL · On-site

$18.75 - $22.75/hr

Identify and report defective materials or unsafe conditions. * Assist in training and mentoring welding apprentices or helpers as needed. ACCOUNTABILITIES * Continual learning and development in the ...

Welder-Field

West Palm Beach, FL

$20.75 - $27.25/hr

... to assist in setting auger piles for docks and marine foundations. * Utilize oxy-fuel torches ... to safely rig, align, and secure steel components prior to final welding. * Maintain strict ...

... process. * Assist in training new RF welding associates or apprentices, sharing best practices and ensuring consistent quality across the team. REQUIREMENTS * Basic experience or training in ...

Structural Welder

Cocoa, FL · On-site

$18.75 - $24.75/hr

... apprenticeship; and recruitment or recruitment advertising. All employment decisions are based only ... Properly use hand tools, grinders, and welding equipment with safety and precision. * Assist ...

Structural Welder

Cocoa, FL

$18.75 - $24.75/hr

... apprenticeship; and recruitment or recruitment advertising. All employment decisions are based only ... Properly use hand tools, grinders, and welding equipment with safety and precision. * Assist ...

Structural Welder

Cocoa, FL · On-site

$18.75 - $24.75/hr

... apprenticeship; and recruitment or recruitment advertising. All employment decisions are based only ... Properly use hand tools, grinders, and welding equipment with safety and precision. * Assist ...

Welder

Okahumpka, FL · On-site

$25.03 - $26.96/hr

... 6. Identify welding defects, assist in root cause analysis, and support corrective actions to ... apprenticeship, or equivalent) preferred. - Ability to successfully complete Vermeer's Weld ...

Welder

Okahumpka, FL

$25.03 - $26.96/hr

... 6. Identify welding defects, assist in root cause analysis, and support corrective actions to ... apprenticeship, or equivalent) preferred. - Ability to successfully complete Vermeer's Weld ...

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Assistant Rig Welding Apprenticeship information

What is the difference between Assistant Rig Welding Apprenticeship vs Rig Welder?

AspectAssistant Rig Welding ApprenticeshipRig Welder
Required CertificationsBasic safety training, OSHA certifications, welding certificationsAdvanced welding certifications, specialized trade licenses
Work EnvironmentAssisting on rigs, supporting welding tasks, supervised workPerforming welding independently on oil and gas rigs
Employer & Industry UsageTraining program for entry-level workers in oil & gas industrySkilled tradesperson performing welding operations on rigs

The Assistant Rig Welding Apprenticeship is a training program designed for beginners, focusing on gaining foundational skills and certifications under supervision. In contrast, a Rig Welder is a fully qualified professional performing independent welding tasks on rigs. The apprenticeship prepares individuals to advance into a Rig Welder role by building necessary skills and experience.

What are the most commonly searched types of Rig Welding Apprenticeship jobs in Florida? The most popular types of Rig Welding Apprenticeship jobs in Florida are:

Structural Ironworker

Ironworkers Local 597

Jacksonville, FL • On-site

$19 - $31.75/hr

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Job description

Ironworkers Local 597 is seeking skilled and motivated individuals to join our team of union Ironworkers. We provide highly trained manpower for projects across North Florida and Southeast Georgia, including structural steel erection, structural welding, and heavy industrial maintenance.

Position Overview

As a Union Ironworker, you’ll be part of a workforce that builds and maintains the backbone of industrial and commercial infrastructure. Our members work on projects that demand precision, strength, and safety—ranging from erecting structural steel to welding and maintaining industrial facilities.

Key Responsibilities

  • Structural Steel: Lay out, connect, and erect steel columns, beams, and girders.

  • Rigging & Hoisting: Safely rig, signal, and guide loads using cranes and hoists.

  • Structural Welding: Perform SMAW (stick) and FCAW welding on structural members, following AWS D1.1/D1.5 codes and jobsite specifications.

  • Industrial Maintenance: Maintain, repair, and retrofit industrial plants and mills—including conveyors, platforms, catwalks, and heavy equipment supports.

  • Safety: Follow OSHA, ANSI, and site-specific safety procedures to protect yourself and your crew.

Qualifications

  • Prior experience in structural steel erection, welding, or industrial maintenance preferred (but training is available for motivated candidates).

  • Ability to work at heights and in all weather conditions.

  • Welding certifications (AWS D1.1/D1.5) are a plus. Testing opportunities available through Local 597.

  • Must be reliable, safety-focused, and willing to work as part of a team.

Union Benefits

  • Competitive wages (Journeyman & Apprentice rates available).

  • Health & Welfare: Full family coverage included.

  • Retirement: Pension & Annuity benefits.

  • Ongoing training and certification opportunities through our Apprenticeship & Training Program.

  • Strong brotherhood and support network of Local 597.

Company Description

Ironworkers Local 597 is proud to partner with more than a dozen signatory contractors in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, as well as a network of over 1,000 contractors across North America. While our primary jurisdiction is the NE Florida and SE Georgia region, contractors from across the continent regularly bring diverse projects to our area, creating steady opportunities for our members.

As a Local Union, we provide our members with strong representation, fair wages, and comprehensive benefits. In addition, members have access to free, ongoing training through our apprenticeship and journeyman upgrade programs, ensuring they are prepared for a wide range of work opportunities.

Upon acceptance into Local 597, new members serve a maximum six-month probationary period. Following this period (if not before or during), full benefits are available, including health and dental insurance, as well as pension contributions to support long-term financial security.