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Fitter/Fabricator - Steel

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Phillips Signs

Grand Prairie, TX (In Person)

$49,920 Salary, Full-Time

Posted 3 weeks ago (Updated 3 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/1/2026

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Fitter/Fabricator - Steel Phillips Signs - 2.7 Grand Prairie, TX Job Details Full-time $20 - $28 an hour 3 hours ago Benefits Paid time off Professional development assistance Referral program Qualifications Teamwork Dimensional inspection Metal fabrication Assembly Cutting torches Tolerance analysis Manufacturing Angle grinders Full Job Description About the Role We are a billboard manufacturing shop building large structural steel assemblies that are shipped and installed nationwide. We're looking for a fitter/fabricator to support our welding team by preparing, aligning, and assembling components before welding. This role is critical to production quality. A good fitter ensures everything is square, aligned, and ready—so welders can execute clean, consistent welds. What You'll Do Read and interpret shop drawings Measure, mark, and lay out steel components accurately Fit and align structural assemblies (frames, columns, catwalks, supports) Tack weld components in preparation for final welding (if capable) Use tools such as: Tape measure, square, levels Grinders and cutting tools Torch (oxy-fuel) for cutting and adjustment Set up assemblies to minimize distortion during welding Work closely with welders to ensure proper fit-up and sequencing Verify dimensions and tolerances before welding begins Help move and position materials using shop equipment What We're Looking For Experience in fabrication, fitting, or general metalwork (2+ years preferred) Strong measuring and layout skills Ability to read and work from shop drawings Experience using grinders, torches, and fabrication tools Understanding of how fit-up affects weld quality Ability to lift 75 lbs and work on your feet Nice to
Have:
Basic welding experience (MIG or tack welding) Experience with structural steel assemblies Experience working in a fabrication or manufacturing shop Work Environment Indoor fabrication shop (unconditioned, with airflow) Heavy steel assemblies and active production floor Overhead bridge crane Team-oriented environment with a focus on quality and accountability What Success Looks Like Assemblies are square, aligned, and within tolerance before welding Welders are set up for success with clean, consistent fit-up Minimal rework due to alignment or prep issues Strong communication and teamwork with welders and supervisors Growth Opportunity This role is a strong path into: Welding (if desired) Lead fitter / fabrication lead Production leadership roles Additional Opportunities We are also hiring structural welders (full-time and project-based) . If you have welding experience or want to grow into welding, let us know.
NOTE :
Applications without thoughtful responses to screening questions will not be considered.
Pay:
$20.00 - $28.00 per hour
Benefits:
Paid time off Professional development assistance Referral program Application Question(s): How many years of fabrication or fitting experience do you have? Are you comfortable reading and working from shop drawings? Do you have experience fitting or assembling structural steel (frames, supports, large assemblies)? Are you able to lift 75 lbs and work in an unconditioned shop environment (heat/cold)? Briefly describe the type of fabrication or fitting work you've done most often. When fitting a large rectangular frame, how do you ensure it is square before welding? What steps do you take to make sure parts are properly aligned before welding? How can poor fit-up affect the final welded assembly? Which types of fabrication tools have you used regularly?
Work Location:
In person

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