Jobs at GrayWolf

Coordinates technical information for structural steel construction projects among project managers, customers, subcontractors, vendors, detailers, fabrication teams, and field crews. Reviews drawings and BIM models, manages RFIs and document control, coordinates detailing and project sequencing, monitors schedules, supports shop and erection drawing processes, and helps resolve fabrication and erection issues. Travel to design meetings, fabrication facilities, and job sites is required.

Leads complex heavy industrial construction projects from planning through closeout. Responsibilities include schedule management, cost-at-completion forecasting, change order management, procurement coordination, safety and quality oversight, subcontractor and owner coordination, risk mitigation, and mentoring project teams across industrial facilities such as pulp and paper, chemical, power, and heavy manufacturing sites.

Performs heavy industrial ironworking and rigging, including moving oversized equipment, securing loads, erecting and bolting structural steel, reinforcing materials, oxyfuel cutting, and assisting with lift plans. Reads blueprints, uses hand signals, completes pre-lift checks, and works safely at heights, on scaffolds, ladders, manlifts, and uneven or confined jobsite areas. The role requires a minimum of four years of heavy industrial ironworker experience and the ability to work extended shifts outdoors.

Monitors work areas for fire hazards and confined-space safety compliance. Maintains permit requirements, removes ignition risks, communicates with supervision, responds to emergencies, operates fire-suppression equipment, and exercises stop-work authority when hazards arise. The role requires remaining on site during work, working long outdoor shifts in variable conditions, navigating confined and uneven areas, climbing structures, and lifting up to 45 pounds.

Assists journeyman electricians on heavy industrial and commercial construction projects. Duties include safely using hand and power tools, applying construction math, performing basic rigging, digging and leveling materials, lifting supplies, maintaining equipment, and supporting construction activities. Requires physical work in outdoor conditions, confined spaces, at heights, and on ladders, scaffolds, and aerial lifts. Candidates need at least six months of electrical construction helper experience or current electrical apprenticeship enrollment.

Monitors construction work areas for fire hazards and confined-space safety compliance. Maintains permit conditions, prevents ignition risks, communicates with supervisors, responds to emergencies, operates fire-safety equipment, and exercises stop-work authority when hazards are identified. Requires confined-space entry training, physical ability to work outdoors and in confined areas, climb structures, lift up to 45 pounds, and work 12-hour shifts during a short-term outage.

Installs, maintains, repairs, dismantles, and relocates industrial machinery and equipment. Reads blueprints and schematics; performs rigging, bearing, gasket, seal, coupling, drive, pump, compressor, gearbox, conveyor, blower, and turbine work. Troubleshoots mechanical systems and inspects equipment. Requires at least four years of heavy industrial millwright experience, five years with steam turbine systems, appropriate tools, and the ability to work extended shifts in demanding outdoor and confined environments.

Performs industrial steel cutting, trimming, grinding, beveling, fitting, bolting, clamping, tack welding, and welding preparation. Reads blueprints and technical drawings, uses hand and power tools, unloads materials, maintains equipment and work areas, and follows safety procedures while working at heights, in confined spaces, and on extended shifts.

Performs heavy industrial ironwork, including structural steel assembly, rigging, bolting, welding, oxyfuel cutting, reinforcing-material placement, and lift preparation. Reads blueprints and structural drawings, calculates load requirements, uses hand signals, and works safely at heights, on scaffolds, ladders, and manlifts. Requires four years of heavy industrial ironworker experience, personal tools, rigging proficiency, and successful completion of pre-hire requirements.

Senior craft recruiter responsible for full-cycle high-volume hiring of construction trades (welders, pipefitters, electricians, etc.). Build pipelines, source active/passive candidates, manage offers and onboarding, train hiring managers, and ensure compliance with HR laws and craft management practices. Travel frequently and support multi-site projects.

Journeyman Ironworker responsible for advanced rigging and moving extra-heavy equipment, setting and securing structural steel, reading blueprints, performing oxyfuel cutting, completing pre-lift checklists, and working safely at heights and in confined areas. Requires cooperation with operators, use of hand signals, and calculating load requirements.

Lead and continuously improve the Quality Management System for a large modular data center manufacturing facility. Establish quality objectives and inspection criteria, run audits and supplier evaluations, oversee testing and FAT, drive Lean/Six Sigma improvements, manage CAPA, mentor the quality team, and report metrics to executive leadership.

Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and move industrial machinery per blueprints. Perform rigging, bearing and seal work, pumps, drives, conveyors, and steam turbine-related tasks. Follow safety procedures and site PPE requirements.

Provide site fire watch and confined space attendant duties: monitor for fire hazards, enforce safety permits, maintain communication with supervision, operate fire suppression equipment as needed, stop work for hazards, and perform other safety-related tasks to protect workers and the jobsite.

Develop and maintain project schedules, lead lookahead planning and subcontractor coordination, track labor and quantities, support schedule-based forecasting and invoicing, monitor subcontractor performance, and identify schedule acceleration and productivity improvements on heavy industrial construction sites.

Develop and maintain detailed Primavera P6 project schedules, support look-ahead planning and recovery scenarios, perform 4D sequencing and clash detection in Navisworks, create/modify AutoCAD construction drawings, conduct 3D lift/crane studies, coordinate engineering/fabrication/field inputs, and translate models and schedules into executable field plans to support project managers and superintendents on heavy industrial construction projects.

Perform structural steel assembly, rigging, oxyfuel cutting, welding, and installation per drawings. Use advanced rigging, read blueprints, follow lift plans, and maintain safety while working at heights and in variable conditions.

Provide administrative support to project teams: purchase small components, issue and track purchase orders, maintain Excel tracking, evaluate vendor quotes, coordinate material movement, communicate with vendors and trucking companies, run Stru-Mis reports and create management data reports, complete waivers/liens, and maintain schedules and deadlines.

Support Project Manager in planning, scheduling, cost tracking, documentation (submittals, RFIs, change orders), coordination with vendors/subcontractors, site visits, procurement/material tracking, and reporting to ensure timely delivery of structural steel construction projects.

Install, maintain, troubleshoot, dismantle, and move industrial machinery per blueprints. Perform rigging, bearing removal/installation, seals, couplings, shims, belt/chain drives, pumps, compressors, gearboxes, conveyors, and turbine-related maintenance. Follow safety procedures and perform other trade duties as assigned.