Jobs at Steel Fabricators, LLC

Operate and adjust CNC and other production machinery to fabricate structural steel according to blueprints, work orders, and specifications. Inspect materials and finished products, perform basic machine maintenance and troubleshooting, operate material-handling equipment, and follow safety, quality-control, and OSHA procedures. The role requires physical stamina, manual coordination, and the ability to meet production deadlines.

Manage structural steel projects from initiation through completion, overseeing budgets, schedules, contracts, change orders, documentation, invoicing, and customer relationships. Coordinate with shop, field, detailing, construction, engineering, and architectural teams to resolve issues and maintain project requirements. Ensure compliance with AISC and OSHA standards, prepare management reports, visit job sites, and supervise project personnel as needed. The role requires occasional out-of-state travel, physical activity on construction sites, and extended or irregular work hours.

Develops new business and maintains customer relationships for a steel fabrication company. Identifies general contractors, tracks regional opportunities, prepares sales proposals and presentations, meets clients, promotes company capabilities, coordinates with estimating and project management, resolves customer inquiries, and reports sales activity. Requires construction-industry sales or estimating experience and established relationships with South Florida general contractors.

Manages miscellaneous steel projects from planning through closeout, ensuring budgets, schedules, contracts, documentation, change orders, and customer requirements are maintained. Coordinates with shop, field, detailing, clients, engineers, architects, and construction teams to resolve issues and meet project goals. Reviews plans, prepares management reports, monitors costs, and visits job sites as needed.

Manage structural steel construction projects from estimating and development through completion and closeout. Responsibilities include coordinating with clients, engineers, architects, detailers, and construction teams; monitoring budgets, contracts, change orders, schedules, and documentation; resolving project issues; maintaining customer relationships; and ensuring compliance with AISC and OSHA standards. Occasional job-site visits are required.

Manages human resources operations, including recruiting, onboarding, staffing, employee relations, payroll, benefits, performance reviews, compliance, workforce planning, HR reporting, and vendor coordination. Maintains employee records and regulatory reporting, oversees the DOT driver certification program, supports organizational development, and counsels employees and managers on workplace issues. The role is primarily office-based with occasional travel for training and job fairs.

Provides administrative and office support by managing calendars, communications, documents, filing systems, data entry, meeting logistics, supplies, visitors, travel arrangements, and confidential information. The role also supports administrative projects, general office operations, and organizational efficiency while maintaining accurate records and professional communication.

Oversees project detailing operations for assigned construction and fabrication projects. Coordinates contract documents, shop and erection drawings, RFIs, production load lists, field issues, and communication among customers, project managers, detailers, sales, and production teams. Reviews drawings, supports schedule adherence, identifies material needs, and visits job sites as necessary. Requires strong organization, communication, problem-solving, and knowledge of industry standards.

Develops new steel and construction business, maintains contractor relationships, reviews RFQs and drawings, prepares bids and proposals, supports estimating and takeoffs, explains quotes, follows up on opportunities, and monitors project progress. The role requires steel industry sales or estimating experience, construction and steel design knowledge, technical drawing interpretation, strong communication and negotiation skills, and familiarity with AISC standards.

Programs structural CNC machines for production, verifies engineering drawings, prepares layouts and cutting lists, coordinates materials and inventory, maintains job records, and supports machine operators with troubleshooting. Uses AutoCAD and SIGMA Nesting software to review and correct drawings, create production documentation, and program digitally controlled equipment. Requires technical drawing interpretation, CNC programming, drafting, mathematical skills, and knowledge of structural steel or related construction.