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Grote Company
Metal Fabricator
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An Iron or Steel Worker installs iron or steel beams, girders or columns that create the structural frame for tall buildings, bridges or other large structures.
$63,049 / year median in Idaho
+24% projected growth
Job Description
Metal Fabricator Grote Company - 3.8 Boise, ID Job Details 13 hours ago Qualifications Machine tool maintenance Machine shop presses Saws Press brake machine Mechanical blueprint interpretation Press operation Assembly quality control testing Maintaining an organized workspace Blueprint specification interpretation Grinding machine operation Mechanical fabrication Sheet metal fabrication TIG welding Mid-level Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Water jet cutting (cutting method) Joining process implementation Safety equipment Clean workspace maintenance Visual inspection for quality control Safety standard operating procedures Stainless steel Gas metal arc welding Full Job Description Metal Fabricator - Vanmark Equipment - Boise, ID The Metal Fabricator is responsible for the complete fabrication and assembly of metal components, with a primary focus on stainless steel. Key duties include grinding and cutting using various tools, MIG and TIG welding of stainless-steel components to precise specifications, ensuring structural integrity and high-quality finishes. The Metal Fabricator will have the opportunity to operate and maintain fabrication equipment including press brakes and waterjet. The fabricator is expected to read and interpret technical drawings, and work instructions, ensuring all work meets dimensional and aesthetic standards. Additional responsibilities include completing final assembly of equipment, inspecting completed workpieces, performing basic equipment maintenance, and adhering to all safety and quality standards. Fabricators work closely with engineering and quality teams to ensure all assemblies meet structural and performance standards.