Structural Steel Inspector Jobs in Missouri (NOW HIRING)

Match the fast and efficient pace of Bountiful Steel's erecting crews by interpreting blueprints, connecting structural steel beams, columns, and parts, installing decking, welding, erecting precast concrete panels, installing handrails, stairs, ladders, and catwalks, and performing related structural steel erection work on large-scale commercial construction projects. This role requires a strong work ethic, commitment to safety, adaptability, and the ability to consistently produce quality work within budgeted labor hours.

An effective Ironworker shows up ready to work with skill, focus, integrity, and a strong sense of responsibility. Success comes from individuals who take pride in doing the job right, efficiently, safely, and as part of a team. Effectiveness and accountability are at the core of what we do. That means staying organized, using time wisely, maintaining high productivity, and adapting to changing jobsite demands while maintaining quality standards.

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Primary Responsibilities

Show up on time, every time.

Maintain a consistently productive pace throughout the workday.

Demonstrate reliability, accountability, and professionalism.

Be willing to assist with miscellaneous tasks as needed.

Erect, bolt, connect, align, and weld structural steel components safely and accurately.

Install steel columns, beams, frames, decking, and other construction materials according to blueprints and specifications.

Install handrails, stairs, ladders, catwalks, and related structural components.

Erect precast concrete panels.

Position, align, and secure structural steel members.

Assist with rigging and hoisting operations.

Communicate effectively with crane operators and equipment operators using hand signals, radios, and voice commands.

Attach cables and rigging equipment to steel members and cranes.

Tighten cables with jacking equipment and hoist steel into place.

Position steel using connecting bars, spud wrenches, drift pins, and alignment tools.

Read and follow construction drawings, blueprints, and specifications.

Use plumb bobs, levels, laser equipment, and other measuring tools to ensure proper alignment.

Inspect work for quality and proper fit.

Make repairs and adjustments as necessary.

Follow all safety rules, procedures, and company policies.

Wear required PPE at all times.

Maintain situational awareness around suspended loads, moving equipment, and changing work conditions.

Keep tools and equipment clean, maintained, and accounted for.

Report damaged, malfunctioning, or missing tools immediately.

Flexibility to travel with crews to project locations, including Missouri, Northwest Arkansas, Eastern Kansas, and Eastern Oklahoma.

Typically, home on weekends, weather and project conditions permitting.

Keep all tools and equipment clean, functional, and stored properly.

Inspect equipment regularly for safety and functionality.

Report damaged or missing tools immediately.

Avoid misuse, abuse, or loss of company tools and equipment.

Demonstrate responsibility and care for company assets.

Physical, Environmental & Safety Requirements

This position requires exceptional physical capability, endurance, coordination, and the ability to work safely in demanding construction environments.

Work outdoors for 12-14 hours per day in hot, cold, windy, wet, and changing weather conditions.

Climb ladders, stairs, scaffolding, and structural steel at significant heights.

Maintain balance and coordination while working on narrow beams, decking, and unfinished structures.

Lift, carry, drag, and position materials exceeding 100 pounds.

Lift materials weighing up to 50 pounds overhead.

Perform sustained moderate-to-strenuous physical activity throughout the workday.

Bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, and work in awkward positions for extended periods.

Maintain firm grip strength and manual dexterity when operating tools and handling materials.

Accurately judge distances and hazards while working at elevation.

Hear verbal instructions, alarms, warning signals, and safety calls in noisy work environments.

Climbing ladders, scaffolding, and structural steel.

Walking and working on narrow beams and decking.

Lifting and carrying steel beams, decking, and construction materials.

Welding, bolting, and connecting structural steel.

Rigging, signaling, and hoisting materials.

Positioning and aligning steel components.

Erecting precast concrete panels.

Installing handrails, stairs, ladders, and catwalks.

Exposure to sun, rain, snow, wind, humidity, extreme heat, and cold.

Routine work at elevations ranging from 10 feet to over 100 feet.

High-noise environments with machinery, tools, and construction equipment.

Exposure to dust, welding fumes, concrete dust, grinding particles, smoke, and airborne contaminants while using appropriate PPE.

Regular use of vibrating hand and power tools.

Uneven, unstable, and unfinished walking and working surfaces.

Confined or restricted work areas.

Active construction zones with cranes, lifts, trucks, forklifts, and heavy equipment.

Successfully complete OSHA 10 training prior to entering jobsites.

Hard hats

Safety glasses

Gloves

High-visibility clothing

Leather work boots

Fall protection equipment

Follow all company and jobsite safety policies and procedures.

Utilize fall protection 100% of the time when required.

Inspect harnesses, lanyards, and safety equipment daily.

Follow lockout/tagout procedures, hot work requirements, and rigging standards.

Identify and report hazards, near misses, and unsafe conditions immediately.

Participate in toolbox talks, safety meetings, training sessions, and job hazard analyses.

Operate tools and equipment only when properly trained and authorized.

Follow all rigging, hoisting, forklift, and powered equipment operating requirements.

Bountiful Steel Core Values

We care about our customers, our products, our community, and our team. Our actions and decisions reflect this principle.

We behave professionally and model such behavior for our coworkers.

We address conflicts or issues promptly and fairly, seeking resolutions that benefit everyone.

We are truthful and transparent in our dealings and avoid withholding information that may affect others.

We value other people's time by being punctual and dependable.

We use only allotted PTO and UTO accruals and minimize unnecessary breaks and phone use.

We prioritize effective communication to ensure clarity and understanding.

Effective

We understand the success of every project depends on the efforts of the entire team.

We work through issues respectfully and help others while remaining accountable for our responsibilities.

We foster a positive and inclusive work environment.

We demonstrate a willingness to learn, grow, and improve our skills.

We strive to do the right thing, upholding honesty and integrity.

We wear required PPE and follow all safety rules and instructions.

We understand safety is a top priority.

We lead by example by identifying and addressing potential hazards.

We are organized, productive, and determined to succeed while delivering high-quality work.

We do what it takes to meet production demands and project schedules.

We continuously seek opportunities to improve efficiency and effectiveness.

We take pride in our workmanship and the reputation of our team.

Full-time position (40+ hours per week)

Monday through Friday

Travel required based on project needs

Free Teladoc for Employee and Family

Low-Cost Dental Insurance

Low-Cost Vision Insurance

Travel Per Diem (Erecting Division)

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

401(k)