Skyhook Erecting

An effective Connector/Welder (ironworker) shows up and erects buildings with skill, focus, and a strong work ethic and sense of responsibility. Winning comes from people who take pride in doing the job right; efficiently, safely, and as part of a team. Effectiveness and integrity are at the core of what we do. That means staying organized, using time wisely, and being ready to adapt when the job demands it. It also means holding yourself to a high standard, because the quality of your work reflects on all of us.

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 within our team promptly and fairly, towards resolutions that benefit everyone.
• We are truthful and transparent in our dealings, avoiding misleading or withholding information that could impact others' ability to make informed decisions.
Reliable
• We value other people’s time by being punctual, demonstrating our dedication and responsibility.
• We use only the allotted PTO & UTO accrual and minimize breaks and phone use.
• We prioritize effective communication to ensure clarity and understanding.

Effective

Team Player
• We understand the success of the project relies on the collective efforts of the entire team.
• We work out issues and are helpful while staying in our lanes.
• We foster a positive and inclusive work environment where team members feel valued, supported, and motivated.
• We demonstrate an ability and willingness to learn and grow, improving our individual skills and shared knowledge.
• We always strive to do the right thing, upholding our commitment to honesty and moral principles.
Safety Minded
• We wear the required personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow safety instructions and rules.
• We understand that safety is a top priority.
• We lead by example, consistently wearing the required PPE and identifying and addressing potential hazards.
Work Ethic
• We are organized, highly productive, and determined to succeed, consistently delivering highquality work.
• We do whatever it takes to meet the production demand to ship quality steel on schedule, while improving our processes to work more efficiently.
Core Responsibilities (Work Duties)
• Erect, bolt, and weld structural steel components safely and accurately.
• Install decking.
• Assist with rigging and hoisting operations.
• Read and follow construction drawings and specifications.
• Follow all safety protocols and wear required PPE.
• Keep tools and equipment clean, maintained, and accounted for.
• Be willing to help with miscellaneous tasks.
• Live our Core Values.
Tool & Equipment Responsibility
• Keep all tools and equipment clean, functional, and stored properly.
• Report damaged or missing tools immediately.
• Do not misuse, abuse, or lose tools or equipment; this impacts the entire team.

Physical, Environmental & Safety Requirements

Physical Requirements

This role demands high physical capability, endurance, and the ability to work safely at heights and in dynamic construction environments. You must be able to:

• Work outdoors for 1214 hours a day in both hot and cold weather conditions.
• Lift and carry heavy objects; climb ladders, stairs, and structural steel at significant heights.
• Maintain strong balance, coordination, and spatial awareness.
• Perform repetitive lifting, bending, stooping, crawling, kneeling, and work in awkward positions.
• Use tools and equipment requiring grip strength, manual dexterity, and fine motor skills.
Key Physical Requirements
• Strength: Lift, carry, and drag materials over 100 lbs; lift 50 lbs overhead.
• Endurance: Sustain moderatetostrenuous physical activity for extended periods.
• Balance & Coordination: Walk and work on narrow beams, decking, and unfinished structures while carrying tools or materials.
• Grip Strength: Maintain a secure grip on tools, rigging, and materials throughout the shift.
• Flexibility: Bend, crouch, kneel, and maneuver in tight or obstructed spaces.
• Visual Acuity & Depth Perception: Accurately judge distances and hazards while working at heights.
• Hearing: Hear verbal instructions, alarms, and safety calls clearly in noisy job site environments.
Common Physical Tasks
• Climbing ladders, scaffolding, and structural steel.
• Walking on narrow beams or decking.
• Lifting and carrying steel beams, decking, and construction materials.
• Welding, bolting, and connecting steel components.
• Rigging, signaling, and hoisting materials.
• Positioning, aligning, and securing structural steel.
• Erecting precast concrete panels.
• Installing handrails, stairs, ladders, and catwalks.
Environmental Requirements

Ironworkers regularly work in challenging and changing outdoor conditions. You must be able to safely and effectively perform your duties in the following environments:

• All Weather Conditions: Exposure to sun, rain, snow, wind, heat, cold, humidity, and sudden weather changes.
• Heights: Routine work at elevations from 10 feet to over 100 feet with fall protection systems.
• Noisy Environments: High levels of construction noise, including machinery, tools, and equipment.
• Dust, Fumes & Particulates: Exposure to welding fumes, grinding dust, concrete dust, smoke, and airborne contaminants (with required PPE).
• Vibration: Regular use of impact tools and equipment that create vibration.
• Uneven or Unstable Surfaces: Walking, climbing, and carrying materials on steel beams, decking, dirt, gravel, and unfinished floors.
• Confined or Tight Work Areas: Working within limited spaces or around structural obstacles.
• Heavy Equipment Areas: Working near cranes, lifts, trucks, and moving machinery.
Safety Requirements
• Provide successful completion of OSHA 10 before entering jobsite.
• Wear Required PPE: Including hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, highvisibility clothing, sturdy leather work boots, fall protection, hearing protection, and welding PPE as applicable.
• Follow All Safety Protocols: Including fall protection rules, lockout/tagout, hot work procedures, and rigging standards.
• Use Fall Protection Properly: Tie off 100% of the time when required and inspect harnesses and lanyards daily.
• Identify and Report Hazards: Immediately communicate unsafe conditions, near misses, or equipment concerns.
• Maintain Situational Awareness: Stay alert around moving equipment, suspended loads, and changing structural conditions.
• Participate in Safety Meetings & Training: Including toolbox talks, lift plans, and job hazard analysis.
• Use Tools & Equipment Safely: Never bypass guards, operate equipment without authorization, or misuse tools.
• Communicate Clearly: Use radios, hand signals, and voice commands as needed for hoisting and steel placement.
• Follow Rigging & Hoisting Standards: Only qualified personnel may rig or signal crane lifts.
• Follow Forklifts and other Powered Equipment Operating Standards: Only forklift certified personnel may operate forklifts.
Schedule
• Fulltime position: 40+ hours per week
• Monday through Friday, with overtime as needed.