JR041 Union Metal Fabricator

Union Metal Fabricator — Interior Metals Division

Build the Craft. Shape the Details. Grow Into a Master Tradesperson.
Oakdale, Pennsylvania

We’re a high‑end, fast‑moving interior finishes company with a close‑knit, people‑first culture — and our metals division is growing fast. We’re looking for a Union Metal Worker who takes pride in precision, craftsmanship, and continuous improvement.

If you’re someone who loves working with your hands, wants to sharpen your skills, and thrives in a shop where quality matters, this is the place to build a long‑term career.

What You’ll Do

• TIG weld stainless steel, mild steel, and occasionally aluminum with consistency and control
• Measure, fit, weld, grind, and sand weldments to create clean, finished parts ready for powder coating or other decorative finishes
• Work with a variety of metalworking tools and light‑duty machinery, including (but not limited to):
  • Angle grinders
  • Drill press
  • Ironworker
  • Folder
  • Shear
  • Bandsaw
  • Chop saw
• Collaborate with shop leadership to ensure accuracy, quality, and safe work practices
• Support a wide range of custom metal projects for commercial interiors, architectural features, and specialty fabrication

What You Bring

• TIG welding experience across multiple metals (stainless, mild steel, aluminum)
• Hands‑on experience producing finished weldments — from fit‑up to final prep
• Strong understanding of grinding, sanding, and shaping techniques
• Comfort using common metal shop tools and equipment
• A commitment to craftsmanship and pride in producing clean, accurate work
• Above all:

• A willingness to take direction
• A willingness to learn
• A genuine passion for growing into a highly skilled metalworker

Why This Role Stands Out

You’re not just running welds — you’re building a craft. You’ll work alongside experienced fabricators, learn advanced techniques, and contribute to high‑end architectural metalwork seen in commercial spaces across the country.

This is a place where people grow, where skill is respected, and where your work has real impact.

Success Looks Like

• Clean, consistent welds with minimal rework
• Finished parts that meet tight tolerances and visual standards
• Strong collaboration with shop leads and project managers
• Steady growth in skill, speed, and craftsmanship
• A reputation as a reliable, detail‑driven member of the metals team